The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-04-29
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postoffice In Owosso for
transmission'as second-class matter.
Published every Friday noon.
OwOssO FRIDAY. APRIL. 30. 1898.
LOCAL NEWS.

Ibis Is ArDOr lay.
THE official paper of the city for
year to come.
The front of Duff 81 Detwiler's store has
been re-painted.
Copas & Son shipped $50 pouRds of meat
to the boys Thursday.
The poles of the Owosso Telephone Co.
are being painted white.
j. & II. Frieseke are getting ready to be-
gin operations at their brick yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Krob are preparing to
go to housekeeping on east Mason street.
| DR.. Munich, the noted specialist, will be
! the National hotel tomorrow and Sunday.
The piano dedication at the high school
auditorium Friday evening was a complete
success.
Y. NJ. G. A. wheelman made their first
run Wednesday evening to Corunna, via
the bicycle path.
! j. K. Mcbride was out of the house Tues
day for the first time since he was injured
at Whitmore Lake.
j. Dodge & Son filed cAattle mortgages to
the amount of 81, 565.7S Tuesday in favor of
w. l.. Payne, trustee.
Commencement exercises of Owosso high
school will be held five weeks from last
night, Thursday, June3.
Cyrus Reimer will continue in the hard
ware business, the deal for the sale anuOunc-
ed having been declared off.
Frank Trask Bert Copas and Jack Perica
have been appointed as substitute fremen
to fill the places of Co. q members.
Rev. ". Ii. Warren, State Superinten-
dent of Home Missions, occupied the pulpit
of the Congregational church Sunday mcrn-
ing.
Members of Owosso Camp M. w. of A.
to the number of e6 visited Chesaning
camp Tuesday evening and exempl6ed the
degree work.
The weekly ''coffee" of the ladies of the
Episcopal church was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Fred Grove,
SIS Mulberry street.
An order for car load of furniture was
received from Cape Town, Africa, Wednes-
day, by the Eatey Mfg. Co. The order
will be filed at factory b.
j. II. Laverock, who has been prominent
ly mentioned as a candidate for county
treasurer on the republican ticket, has de-
cided not to enter the race.
The Owosso Telephone Co. Is placing
phones as fast as they can be obtained from
the factory. Several new contracts have
been made this week by citizens for service.
George Matthews was kicked by a horse
yesterday morning at JOpling's livery barn
and the bones of his right hand broken.
He also received small flesh wound on the
chest.
Charles Gallery, an employe of Estey
factory B had one Of his legs badly bruised
and nearly broken Tuesday by two inch
pile, while loading lumber.
K. M. johnson. successor to j. 7. Walsh,
will take charge of the store on west Main
street the first of next week. The services
of Crescent Parker, clerk for Mr.. Walsh,
have been retained by Mr.. johnson.
At the Church of Christ next Sunday
morning Rev. L. W. Spayd will speak on
"The Christians Need of Faith" In the
evening he will preach on "By what and
how are mems souls saved from SIM" All
are cordially invited.
Contracts for the digging of the M uncil
drain, between Clinton and Shiawassee
counties, were let at the Retain House, in
Ovid. Monday, by drain commissioners, A.
w. Harrington, Of st. Johns, and G. w.
Parker, of this city.
The cabinet officers of the Epworth
League of the First nj. K. church entertain
ed the league Tuesday night. During the
} evening the following program was render
ed: Solo, Miss Evora Robbins; recitation,
Mable Nix; piano solo. Mrs Il L. Wilson,
and several selections by the Ferry Ladies
Quartette.
The members of Y. p. 5. O. E., Con
gregational church. met Monday evening IN
the Office OF the Evening Argus and pre-
sented Jay Matteson. who left the city with
Co. G Tuesday. with a pocket bible. Mr.
Matteson was a faithful worker in the
society and will be much missed by bis
''Endeavor" friends