The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-12

| Harry Crosby spent Sunday at his home
in Byron.
John Turner. of Durand, spent Sunday
In Owosso.
r G. Morley, of Saginaw, was in the city
Wednesday.
Crary tours next week at the Baptist
church, May 1870.
Mrs. w. Ii. Parker, of Caro-, is visiting
her son, w. l.. Parker.
Attorney w. A. Norton, of st. Johns,
was in the city Saturday night.
The City Band cleared about eighty dol
lars from its minstrel show last week.
Fred Keif has returned from his trip
through northern and western Illinois.
Will Guipe, of St. Johns. spent Sunday
with his parents on north Washington
street.
Walter Mcbride, of Corunna, leaves
Monday for Colorado to spend several
months.
Mayor Hume attended an alumni reunion
of the Detroit Medical College in Detroit
last night.
| DIR j. G. Tufford returned Monday from
Almont where he spent last week attending
a sister in-law In her last illness.
Clifford McCurdy, stenographer for Wat
son & Chapman, will leave for Telluride,
Colorado, soon, to remain until fall.
Grove & Payne unloaded car load OF
binder Irvine Monday, $4,000 lbs. The
largest car load ever shipped to Owosso.
Bishop W. X Ninde, ID. ID. LII. d., of
Detroit, Is announced to preach both morn
ing and evening, Sunday, at Asbury M. E.
church.
Ed. Carpenter, of Saginaw, visited his
brother, Geo., Thursday. Mr.. Carpenter
has been 're-a appointed deputy game war
den for his county.
Mr.. Ii. p. Herdman, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
was up from Ann Arbor where he is at
tending the University, to spend Sunday
with his friend, Geo. K. Grassland.
Rey. c. Spathelf, pastor of st. Johannes
Evangelical church in this city has been
elected president of the Ann ArbOr district
of the Michigan Evangelical conference.
DR.. f. F. Hoyer left the first of the week
for Chicago to attend the meetings OF the
Illinois Dental Association, and to exhibit
and sell an instrument of his own patent
ing.
The Junior Band will give social at the
residence of Q. ID. Hunt, 201 North Lansing
street, Wednesday evening, for the purpose
of raising money for band stand on the
west side.
The members of the senior class of the
high school are now wearing neat gold tri
angular pins. The pins have o, II. S. AND
the year '99 on two triangles of which the
| pin is composed.
| w. Z. Billiard, of this city,. was reap
pointed as a member of the committee on
credentials of the grand lodge K. p, at the
meeting in Grand Rapids this week. Mr.
Billiard deserves the honor.
| The only marriage license issued last
week was to Albert j. Clark, of Garland
I and Bette B. Smith, of Bannister, the
groom and his bride being twenty five and
sixteen years of age respectively.
The friends of Prof. r. o. Austin, fol
four years superintendent of the Saline
schools! will be pleased to learn that he has
been elected superintendent of the Lowell
schools with a nice increase in salary.
| Mr.. and o. b. Estey and daughter, Alb
bic, left Wednesday evening for the east.
Mrs. Estey will visit relatives in New
York City and in other parts of the state
and later will 90 on to Brattleboro, Vt.
w. r. Smith, w. A. Richardson, j. j
Mackey, o. f. Webster and j. II. WOOD
have been named as the committee to make
arrangements for attending the q. A. r
national encampment, in Philadelphia mex
November.
The Misses Grace and Clara Woodland
Pauline Crum, Maude Gale and Anna T0dt
and Messrs. Charles Sackrider, Lee Todd
Lee Christian and Alfred Woodland took I
trip down the river Wednesday, returning
by rail in the evening.
| DIR. f. A. Cameron was given pleasant
surprise Friday evening at the home O
John Cook, by the members Of thu
Atlas Life Association, who gave him |
neat reminder of his faithful work in theil
behalf and their appreciation of it.
THE TIMES finished this week recort
of 1856 pages In the case of G. B. Loves VS.
M. +. and A. e. Loves and Mary K
Martin. appealed from the Oakland circui
court to the supreme court. Watson & Chap
man are the attorneys for Mary E. Martin
who appeals the case.
Rev. r. o. Cooper, rector Of Chris
Episcopal church in this city, read an inter
esting paper on "The Secular Newspaper
at the ministers meeting Monday. In dis
cussing its relation to Christianity he salt