The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10

: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Clapp were in Ann |
Arbor Monday.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stoddard, daughter.
Mrs. DIR. Allen, of Flint, spoke in the
Spiritualists hall Sunday.
The Uniform Rank X. of p. enjoyed
spread at Its Tuesday night meeting.
Col. ard Mrs. @. V. r. Pond, of Lansing,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Van r.
Pond.
Blackmar's drug store advertises great
cut In wall paper to make room for new
stock.
Miss Fannie Crawford is acting as as
sistant at the cashier and bookkeeper's desk
at Detwiler's.
Congressman Fordney left Saginaw Wed.
nesday morning for a business trip to the
Pacific coast.
s. T. Van Dusen opened up yesterday
the most complete line of up.to- date
stationery in the city.
Mr.. William Rohrabacher and little
grandson, Byrle Rohrabacher, of Byron,
spent Wednesday in Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. K. Frueauff, of Ann
Arbor, spent Sunday in this city the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. h. @. Frieseke.
Mrs. Nancy Gould has returned from an
extended visit with her son, Charles, and
daughter. Miss Meta, In Chicago.
Mrs. r. w. Crawford and small son
leave tomorrow for visit in Chelsea with
Mrs. Crawford's parents and other relatives
and friends.
From now until Jan. 1st we will make
our $500 photographs for 49, 90. Fancy
frames and mouldings always on hand at
Mclean & Schaible's.
j. M. Connolly, of Detroit, and Mrs. w.
McKendry, of Frankfort, have been visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Connolly,
west of the city this week.
Lyon & Hadsall went to Grand Rapids
Monday to appear in the United States
District court In the case of the Township
of Newaygo vs.. The Groton Bridge Co.
The Royal Neighbors will serve chicken
pie supper tomorrow, Saturday night, in
the A. o. w. w. hall from five until
eight o'clock. Supper fifteen cents or two
for twenty. FIVE cents.
Knapp & Smith may be unable to get
into their new Main street store next week,
tho they will begin to move before the week
is oyer. Their ad tells what they are doing
for customers In the meantime.
DR.. b. s. Sutherland, superintendent of
the Sunday School at the LIST M. E. church,
and Miss Maud LOCKER have been appointed
delegates to the state convention to be held
in Battle Creek next Thursday and Friday.
Jackson & Son have sold their North
Washington street hardware store to A. M.
Maris, another Grand Rapids man, who has
already taken possession and will move his
stock to Grand Rapids.
Thomas Carmody received news Tuesday
that his son DIR. T. Edward Carmody was
seriously III with typhoid fever In Denver.
Tuesday was to have been his wedding day
when he was to be married to Miss
Mcbride, formerly of Corunna, but now of
Denver.
A special thank Offering service was held
last evening in the M. K. church at which
an Offering was made for the benefit of
minister's family in the west. Rev. j. p.
Warner who has had considerable expert
ence in the west himself gave an interesting
talk on the life of minister on the frontier.
The Central school was cleared Monday
forenoon at fire drill in just a minute and
half without an accident of any kind.
To get seven hundred pupils out of build
ing within minute and half after giving
the alarm Is a record with which both
pupils and instructors may fee; well pleased
and is the kind of work which in the event
of an actual fire might save scores of lives.
Joe Osburn began work in the high
school Tuesday, after spending one day
visiting classes. He will teach civil gov.
eminent, United States history, and Eng.
lish. Mr.. Osburn Is graduate of the Uni.
versity of Michigan where he made
record as thorough student in the lines of
work which he took. There Is no reason
why he should not have the best of success
in his new work, and The TIMES congratu-
lates both him and the school on his selec-
ton.
Two Owosso parties of deer hunters left
Monday morning bound for Presque Isle
county where they will make their camps
within about two miles eff each other, about
thirty. five miles northwest of Alpena. The
smaller party was made up of Fred Fergu
son, w. V. Robbins, Niles Virgins and
Bert Copas. The larger party included j.
s. Haggart, G. b. Sckmon, Chas. Preece,
j. s. Shotwell, A. K. Giles, Chas. Linzey,
j. e. and VIII Cady, and DR.. A. l.. Al
mold, although few of the latter party did
not start with the rest on Monday. Both
parties expect to spend the whole OF the
deer season in the woods.