The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-10-27
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, OCT. 81, 1899.
LOCAL NEWS.


friends
Will Sullivan has returned from Dams
vile, Ill.
w. II. Bell was In Saginaw Tuesday on
business.
Chas. Miller has beeh visiting Williams
ton relatives this week.
Miss Ethelyn ellison went to Detroit
Monday for brief visit.
Mrs. E. G. Mead entertained her son S. L..
Mead, of Detroit, the first of the week.
The county clerk has already begun issu-
ing licenses to prospective deer hunters.
Mrs. B. s. Sutherland and little son have
been visiting Fenton relatives this week.
Miss Flora Spencer. of New Hudson. Is
the guest OF Owosso relatives and friends.
Pension increases: John Post. Durand;
SIT, to $40; Thos. M. Clay, Bancroft, $40
to $12.
Frank Lawrence spent Sunday in Owosso
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Law
renee.
/. 81. Keeler has been entertaining his
brother, G.. l.. Keeler, of Vaudeville this
week.
Seymour Hoyt has accepted a position
with E. L. Devereaux and will remain in
this city.
Company II has begun preparations for
its Thanksgiving ball by appointing COM
mittees to look after the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Charlton arrived in
the city Saturday from their home at Bue-
lab and may make an extended stay here.
Chas. g. Turner, who was visiting rela
tives in this city, went TO Lansing Monday
and the next day attended a meeting of the
state board of pardons in Detroit.
Geo. w. Sackrider and son Lew. of
Houghton Lake, have been visiting at their
home in Owosso this week. Charles re-
NAMED at the camp where he is doing the
cooking for the camp.
An oyster supper for company II and the
band, to be paid for by the side selling the
least number of tickets for the company II
entertainment of next Tuesday evening, is
an inducement by which the boys expect to
increase the sale of their tickets for that
event.
With the grand sacred concert at the
Episcopal church, "Uncle Boston" with
his stereopticon entertainment at the Bap.
fist church, and that ever wonderful world
drama Faust at the opera house, Wednes-
day, Owosso had no reason to complain
of the lack of entertainment above the aver
age character Wednesday evening.
F. l.. Whiting, superintendent of the
Owosso Carriage C0mp0ny's factory, and
A. ID Chase one of the compaRy's traveI
ing representatives, returned Monday from
New York where they attended the nation
al meeting of the retail dealers, looked
over the big exhibit. and booked a nice list
of orders from the dealers in attendance.
The city came near having second horse
to pay for or pay its doctor bill" Monday
when one of the HOokway delivery horses
i'm stepping on the edge of the cover to the
manhole at the intersection of Bell and Ex.
change streets, tipped the cover up on
edge. 1t looks as though cover of diff
ferent model should be substituted If the
present ones cannet be made perfectly safe.
Frank Fowler. whose father started the
candy kitchen now run by Evans on south
Washington street three years ago, has de
cided to open another candy kitchen in this
city. and will give his attention exclusively
to the wholesale business. Since leaving
Owosso nearly three years ago he has been
engaged In similar work with his father in
Fort Wayne, Ind, where his father still re-
mains.
Geo. X Black q Son have given chat
iel mortage of $4,000 to Wilson. Larbee
IL Co, of Boston and others and the credi
tors have placed II. l.. Kendrick, of st
Johns, In charge of the stock to close out the
same to the extent of satisfying the claims of
the mortgage. The store was closed from
Tuesday until Yesterday noon for inventory
and arrangement OF goods for the sale which
Is now on.