The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-09-15

billing clerk in the NJ 9. freight Office.
Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Gillian, OF st Johns.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r Doolittle.
| DR.. A. l.. Arnold and Geo. b Sickmon.
have left for pleasure trip In New York.
John Dunn, was sentenced to the county
| Jail for ten days by Justice Baldwin, Fri.
day.
Ground was broken yesterday for T. o.
Christians new residence on West Oliver
street.
Mrs. A. II. Comstock, of Pittsburg, Pa.
arrived In the city today to visit Mrs. E. B.
Dewey.
| Mrs. A. s. Emery and Miss Nellie Emery,
of London Ont, are guests at A. T.
Thomas.
| John NJ. Beardslee one of Bennington's
older residents died Monday, aged sixty
nine years.
| Ernest Gould entertained a party of
friends at his home on Adams street last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NIL. Izer, of Durand, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Campbell,
over Sunday.
| The Amos block is now practically CON-
plete on the outside and. presents hand
some appearance.
Mrs. E. c. and Miss Fannie Mead are
expected home tomorrow from Muskegon
where they have been for year past
Mrs. Morris Osburn and Mrs. Samuel
LamfrOm entertained party of ladies Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of the former.
G. A. Banner has decided to give up his
| jewellery business In this city to accept a
good position with large Cleveland jewery
house.
The examination of Fred Bartels on the
charge Of selling beer at retail, when his
license permitted only whole sale selling,
was adjourned by Justice McCaughna until
October "a.
| Work on the Henderson block, corner of
Cedar and Main street, has been progressing
this week. The store will have a very
handsome front.
In the absence of Rev. Hanks the Con
gregatOnal pulpit will be filled Sunday
morning by Mrs. w. S. Ament, Miss Kate
Corlett, and M. II. Reynolds, who will
talk on Missionary, Christian Endeavor, and
Sunday School work.
Miss Aggie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
hugh M. Nichols, of Corunna, died Tues
day afternoon from consumption after
sickness of several months. She was born
in this city Sept. Is, 1880, going with her
parents to Corunna year later, where she
had grown to young womanhood and was
known as bright, companionable girl.
Supt. j. F. Mabin is considering the plan
of soon moving to the residence at Oak
Hill cemetery, where he will be nearer to
and can give the work of looking after the
grounds his closer attention. The sexton,
r. q. Topping, has resigned and will soon
leave the house vacant. Mr.. Mabin has de-
voted his time to the care of the cemetery
for years and with his residence at the
grounds his work will show still better
results.
A quiet family wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sherwood, 4O3
Michigan avenue, at ten o'clock Monday
forenoon when their daughter, Miss Annie
Laura Sherwood was united in marriage to
Mr.. William Roswell O'Brian. Only the
immediate family relatives were present.
After a wedding dinner MIR. and Mrs.
O'Bran took the noon train for Boon where
Mr.. O'Brian is in charge of the steam
shovel work on the Ann Arbor road.
Mr.. George NJ Grahame has had Mclean
q Schaible take set Of panoramic views of
the farm yard and buildings of Mr.. G. H.H.
Payne Of, Shiawassee, which is one of the
finest views of set of farm buildings ever
taken. Mr.. Paynes three McCormicks. the
mower, grain harvester, and corn harvester,
are also shown in the picture which is skill
fully fitted together to represent a single
view. Mr.. GrahamN will send the pic
ture to the Mccormick general Offices where
it will be used by them in advertising their
Paris exposition.
Landlord j. +. Wildermuth has at last
done what many people have long hope he
would do, purchased the vacant lot adjon-
ing his hotel on the north and now promises
to show Owosso hotel that is hotel For
long time this house has been obliged to
turn away business on account of lack of
room, but its popularity has never waned
for an instant The new addition Is PROM
ised by next spring and at the same time
that Is being built the entire hotel will be
remodeled and every modern hotel conven-
fence will he put In. The hotel is already
the most popular In the city, but after the
new improvements have been made 1t will
be house Of which every public spirited
citizen of Owosso may we'll be proud. The
travelling public, Owosso In general, and
Mine Host Fritz In particular are to be con.
graduated on the present prospect.