The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-28
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new ScnOOl HDrarleS nave Deen auucu
to Owossso school districts No. and A.
Grove Bros stock of boots and shoes
will be sold at chattle mortgage sale Feb.
LIST.
Attention is called to the ad. of the Davis
Dry Goods Co., on page four. Genuine
bargains are offered to buyers.
The ladies' of the Congregational church
will give musicale in the near future at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G, Hall.
Mrs. G. s. Ensmlnger received dis
patch yesterday afternoon from Mr.. Ems
minger, stating that his mother was dead.
The eleventh and twelfth grades of the
central school will drive to the home OF
Chas. Rose at Burton tomorrow afternoon.
A new door has been cut in the west end
of the Owooso City Mill. A platform has
also been built for the accommodation of
their patrons.
The regular meeting of the 1. o. G. L.
has been postponed from this evening until
next Friday evening at 1880 o'clock in
Brewers hall.
Alonzo Baker died at his home in Ban
croft, Jan. 22d. He lived in this city some
time while his son, Charles, was in the en-
ploy of Parkill & Son.
Chas. Quigley who was transferred to
Durand at the time of the removal Of the
L., s. & M. terminal, moved his family to
that place Wednesday.
The No Name dancing club will give the
last dance of the series. this evening in
Weseners Hall. Special music has been
engaged for the evening.
Commissioner Bristol has so many good
things for the School Journal each month
that he is contemplating enlarging it, The
current number has an extra page.
A meeting of the w. X. c. will be held
next Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 2. All
members are urged to be present, as i'm
portance business must be transacted.
Exchange street is in fairly good shape
for racing and the owners of fast horses are
having great sport. A number of new
horses make it difficult to pick the winners.
The former associates of j. ID. Leland in
the Bank of Saginaw presented him an ele-
giant gold headed cane Saturday. Mr.. Lee
land has practically completed arrangements
to start bank at Durand.
Capt. and Mrs. Du Val, of the Volunteers
of America, are now nicely settled and
ready for active work. Meetings will be
held at their hall on West Main street each
evening except Wednesday.
Services at the Congregational church
next Sunday at 1890 a. M, and 7:3O p. m.
The pastor, j. G. Cromer, will preach
morning and evening. Topic of sermon IN
the evening will be Zone Man too Bad to
be Hung" Good music.
The Ladies' Guild of Christ Episcopal
church invites all the members of the church
and their friends to the parish gathering in
the guild rooms of the church, Friday even
ing, Jan. %. Music, games and light re-
freshments will be served. All come and
have pleasant time.
The recital given at the residence of Rev.
j. c. Cromer, West Oliver street, Tuesday
night, by the pupils OF Miss Lena Gregory,
was listened to by about SO lovers of music.
The ease with which the pupils handled
their part showed much careful training.
All who attended speak very highly of the
| entertainment.
Miss Ivah Herrick, aged 81 years, died
very suddenly Friday morning of heart dis
eases. For the past few months she had
been acting as DINING room girl at The
Merell. The remains were taken to her
home in Chesaning, where the funeral was
held Sunday afternoon. Her sudden death
was a sad blow to her relatives and friends.
William Potter, one of the pioneers of the
county and man highly respected, died al
the home of his son in-law, Amos Parmen.
ter, in Shiawassee, Monday, aged n years.
Mr.. Potter was sick but few days. Be
side Mrs. Parmenter, one other daughter
and son are left to mourn his death. Mr..
Potter was known as public spirited ctl.
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| Mrs. Sarah j. Mather died at IL O'Clock
Saturday morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Jas. ShOtwell, lis N. Lam
sing street. Blood poisoning was the cause
of her demise. She was n years old. The
funeral was held at the home of heI
daughter Monday morning and the remains
were taken to st. Charles for burial In the
family lot. She left but the one child.
Our thanks are given tor. N. Parshall,
of the Owosso City Mills for sack Of 1.-THE
New Electric" -four manufactured by the
new mill, which IS beyond question the best
equipped plant of its kind In central Michi-
gan. We feel certain that the -four will
prove to be as good as any on the market
and meet with ready sale. Owosso people
should ask dealers for this brand of -four.
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