The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-01-13


I'd REV. D. H. KENNY n
The Y. M. @. A. congress will meet this
evening.
Lewis g. Hall was in Ypsilanti yesterday
on business.
Fred Bienstedt moved his family back
from Durand Tuesday.
Pres. W. q. Sperry, of Olivet College,
will occupy the Congregational pulpit next
Sunday,
G. W. Mansfield. of the Chicago Paper
Co, called on Owosso newspaper Offices
Tuesday.
Three of the Owosso Telephone Com
pany's employees have been on the sick list
this week.
The pension of Frank l.. Comstock, of
this city, has been increased from $14 to
SIT a month.
The mid. winter meeting of the Michigan
State Spiritual Association is to be held In
this city Feb. 10 10.
The Dorcas Home Is now connected with
the Owosso Telephone Company's boards.
No 142 calls up the home
Miss Minnie McAuliffe entertained a
party of friends Tuesday In honor of her
friend, Mrs. Fred Halliday, of Detroit.
The second regular meeting of the Shia-
wassee County Poultry Association will be
held at Brewers hall, Owosso, at 1870 Sat
urday. Jan.014.
Miss Margaret Dynes is now learning the
work of telephone operator at the OwOsso
Telephone COmpany's Office. She will be
relief operator.
MCharles Mosher. son of Mrs. V. X.
Brown, of the New National, and Miss
Blanche Perry were married in Corunna
Monday afternoon.
The county convention of the Modern
WOodmen, he'd at the Press Office Tusday,
chose c. w. Parker delegate to the state
convention with John Fleming as alternate
Fred King, who was to be tried in Justice
McCaughna's court yesterday morning for
jumping board bill, had his trial ad-
journed until the 2lst, and was taken to the
county jail to await it.
The Degree of Honor installed officers
Tuesday evening in the A. o. u. w. lodge
After the installation their husbands and
friends in the A. o. U. w. came in and all
enjoyed an oyster supper.
Rev. A. A. Ford occupied the Baptist
pulpit Sunday night, to give Rev. c. "
NOrthrOp an opportunity to hear his old
friend, Rev. G. II. Hanks, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, who preached In the Congregational
church
Mr. Pugh, the singer who works with
Evangelist Cordner, arrived In the city
TUESDAY, night after numerous dlsappoint
ments on the part of Owosso people who
had expected him at various times before
he arrived.
A. P.tStrong, executor of the N. Mitchell
estate, will sell at public auction on We'd
nesday, Jan. IS, at the farm a half mile
west OF Pittsburg, commencing at 10 a. M,
farm stock, tools, hay, oats, etc. Lunch at
noon. Usual terms.
The Farmers Institutes of Michigan are
paid by Legislative appropriation. Every
taxpayer in Shiawassee county has a finan-
cial interest In the institute to be held at
Vernon, Feb. 18th and 9Th. Come and realize
on your investment.
An insane woman by the name of Mrs.
Minerva Campbell came into the city We'd
nesday evening on the southbound M. G..
train and was turned over to Officer Cady
by the conductor. She was kept one night
at the Miller House with Miss Kate Russell
as attendant. AS she had evidently got on
the wrong train at Bay City she was sent
back there yesterday morning. She was
on her way from the Rochester, Mimi,
asylum to Altoona, Michigan, according to
her story.