The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-11-25
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postofice In Owosso for
transmission as second -class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OWOSSO FRIDAY. NOV. a5, 1898.
LOCAL NEWS.

The printers base ball team has dis
banded.
The city schools closed Wednesday for
the remainder of the week.
Knapp & Smith have hint or two which
will prove to be we'll worth reading in an
ad. in this issue.
The Western Union has moved number
OF its poles to the new curb line along Main
and Washington streets.
}. Il. BRANDED has completed the work on
the new boiler for the Robbins Table Co
connecting it up and testing it Tuesday.
The first game in the city league series
will be played at the armory Saturday night
between the Light Infantry and the Casket
factory teams.
The funeral of Mrs. Christina .Munshardt
was held Monday afternoon at the Miller
House, after which the body was taken to
Chesaning for burial.
A number of the teachers at the Emerson
school surprised Miss Carrie Fisher, one of
their number, at her room Friday night and
spent a pleasant evening with her.
The Owosso Telephone Co. placed one of
their instruments at the ID. & M. Ry. sta
ton in this city Tuesday, and now has con-
nectioD with all the roads in the city.
Edwin Pennell, deputy internal revenue
collector for this district, has resigned.
The appointment of Hon. Frank Westcott,
of Vernon, as his successor, will undoubt-
eddy follow within short time.
The sudden change In the weather since
Monday has been welcome one In one re-
spect at least. The deep mud of the roads
has been frozen up and people are hoping
it will not thaw out again before next
spring.
Eugene K. Frueauff, according to the
Ann Arbor Courier, will receive his third
| degree in Masonry In Fraternity lodge, f.
d A. M, in that city, Tuesday evening"
and has the promise of considerable assist
ance from Ann Arbor newspaper men.
The Ann Arbor Courier announces that
''Fritz Kamm, a Y. M. G. A. man from
OwOsso, and member of Co. G, SD regi.
ment, the talest man in his regiment" will
speak in their city Y. M. G. A, Sunday
afternoon on, "a soldier at the front"
| Announcements have been received by
Owosso friends of the groom, announcing
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Phillips, of
Kansas City, Mo-, to Mr.. Fred II. Clark,
formerly of this city. The wedding took
place Nov. 9th. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will
be at home after December LIST, at 1434
Summit Ave-, Kansas City.
The auditorium OF the Baptist church was
well filled Tuesday when Prof o. f.
Wright gave his lecture on the anti saloon
movement. The lecture was illustrated by
stereoptican views. Rev. Q. V. Northrop,
and Rev. Mr.. Jerome, of ST. George church,
Detroit, gave short talks on the subject and
a conference of the committee appointed q
| few weeks ago was held at the close of the
meeting.
| DIR. A. l. Arnold, Officer j. K. Cady and
Charles Lindsey returned Monday from
Presque Isle, where they had been hunting
John Richards and Jesse Lapman, of Pom.
tiac, who were also members of the same
party, returned at the same time. Chas
Preece and q. b. Sckmon returned las
week. The party reported an unusually
pleasant camp and an all around good time
They killed four deer.
Sunnyside Green House has the thanks
of the editor of THE TIMES for large DO,
of handsome chrysanthemums left with tn,
compliments of Sunnyside" Mr.. ant
Miss Schlelder have the happy faculty o
securing the largest and most perfect flow
ers Just at the best part of the various sea
sens. 1t Is always q treat to visit thei
: green houses. The elegance of the design
, sent out by these houses, too, has arouse'
admiration and occasioned much surpris
in other parts of the state.
The Womans' Literary Club held II
regular meeting In the parlors of the armor
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. ID. w. Waiter
read paper on Rembrandt, and Mrs. K.
Devereaux, one on Rubens. Mrs. j.
Davis told of the difference between tn
Dutch and Italian art. Mrs. q. w. Gale
complying with request made at a pre-
vious meeting, gave report Of the nations
federation of womens' clubs, held In Den
, YER last June. The next meeting of tn
club will be held Saturday, December 8.