The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-01-27

the past week at her home on Gilbert
street.
Revival meetings are being held every
evening at the Disciple church, on K.
Oliver street.
Editor Mcintosh, Of the American, is on
the sick list.
Jas. Ellis, King street. has been very sick
during the week.
Mrs. L. A. Gould, who has been seriously
sick during the week, is somewhat i'm
proved.
The pension Of HGvey l.. Osborn,
formerly of this city. has been re-issued ct
%. 90 per month.
Mrs. John Bowers. North Park street,
has been confined to the house by illness
the past week.
Eli Bilhimer is kept busy nowadays
making large shipments of stock 10 Detroit
and eastern markets.
w. ID. Underwood, Of New Haven. will
soon move to this city and occupy his resi-.
dence ON Park street
Ali members of the Wilson Tent degree
team are requested to meet ct the hall next
Monday evening ct 7:So o'clock.
The L. o. T. M. IL stalled their officers
and banqueted about nfty visiting ladies at
the Exchange hotel last evening.
Representative Mason has been appointed
rs one of q special committee of seven to
visit the Detroit House Of correction.
| Lieut.. VIM Cornford, battery A, I'd
Artillery, is visiting relatives In this city
and Corunna. He has been at Huntsville,
Ala, since leaving here.
| Word has been received of the death of
he mother of l.. Krob, of this city, at her
home In GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Mr.. Kr0b had
been with her for week.
Contractor Jas. Robinson now has the
large boarding house which he has been
building at the corner of Williams and
Park streets, all ready to plaster.
The following are letters advertised JAM
| %, at the OwOsso postoffice: David
Walker, Q. Darkey, James Lynch, A. NJ.
Bannister, Sam M. Withrow, Commercial
Hotel, Maud Stay, Jno. Stout, j. w.
Trindle.
Washington dispatches announce that
Rev. s. A. Northrop, of Kansas City. is
strongly endorsed for appointment as one
of the U. 5, commissioners TO the Paris
exposition. The gentleman is brother of
Rev. G. V. Northrop of this city.
Rev. Geo. II. Wilson, of Paxton, Ill.,,
former pastor Of the Congregational church,
is expected to arrive in the city tomorrow
to officiate at the funeral of Mrs. Doane.
He will occupy the pulpit of the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning and even
ing.
1t is stated by representative from
OwOssO, who has been around Bancroft the
past few days, that in one district there
were not enough farmers we'll to take care
of those who we're sick with the grip and
that in four houses which he visited there
we're ten occupants sick in bed.
By order of Postmaster Lawrence Mail
| Carriers Eggleston and Ellis have ex-
changed routes. This action places Carrier
| Eggleston back on his old route and brings
him nearer his home. The route now
being carried by Carrier Ellis is the one
formerly taken care OF by ii. o. Cossitt.
q. st. Clair offers as special prize at
the poultry show, February 9, 10 and IL,
the following: One setting of Golden
Wyandotte eggs to the largest mas and
wife. one setting of White Wyandotte eggs
to the largest family, one setting of French
| Houdan eggs to the smallest lady over 20
years of age, in attendance during the
superintendent Eggs to be given In set.
ting season. valued at S1.O0 per setting.
President Parmenter, Secy. Patched and
Director Moore, of the Shiawassee Mutual
held meeting last Friday and finished up
the business that was left over from last
year. There we're two unadjusted losses
which occurred last year and were settled
as follows: Kerearn Brophy, OF New
Haven loss On barn and contents 1904.
Judson Bristol, of Perry, loss on household
goods, $105. The board of directors also
ordered an assessment of 30 on each $1,000
az risk on Jan. 1, 1S99.-Corunna Jour-
nal.
The sixth midwinter convention of the
State Spiritualists association will be held
In this city February IL, 10, Is. A large
number OF delegates will be present The
sessions will be held In the A. 0. u. w.
and Wesener halls. Stanley e. Parkill Is
on the program to deliver the address Of
welcome. The prominent Spirituaiists who
| will be present are Prof. H. D. Barrett, 1