The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. FL. W. Mann were In Sagi-
nav, Tuesday.
Edward B. Finch, of Detroit, is visiting
friends In the city.
Geo. M. Dewey, Jr., was home fro m
Lansing last night
Hon. FL. s. Hadsall was In PewamO on
business Wednesday.
A quantity OF beer was stolen from car
In the ID. & M. yards Saturday night.
Prof. A. j. Cadman reads paprr before
meeting of teachers In Ionia tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Hookway and
daughter. Margaret are visiting In Ohio.
butcher & Hall have an ad. In this issue
telling of their opening In the Haarer block.
Harry Crosby entertained his grand
mother, Mrs. Swick, of Byron, over Sun
day.
A large class was initiated into member
snip in the Modern WOOdmen Wednesday
evening.
The pension of Andrew Fillinger, of
| Ovid, has been increased from 80 to $l2
per month.
Sunday In Lansing with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
M. Dewey Jr.
| Rev. s. A. Strawn administered the
ordinance Of baptism in the river near the
water works Tuesday.
| The Ball street sewer will be pr actically
completed tomorrow. Mr.. Davies has ap.
parently done first class job.
| Lee II. Retain has resigned as orderly
sergeant of Co. Il, and I'd sergeant w m.
Case has been promoted to take his place.
The Current Topic Club met Monday
with Mrs. f. +. Dudley. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. e. w. Woodward.
Mrs. II. B. Dewey and daughter are Wis
iting Mrs. K. B. Dewey. They will leave
tomorrow for their home, Tacoma, Wash
ington.
The b. Y. p. u. will serve chicken pie
and oyster supper this evening in the new
Henderson store, corner of Main and Cedar
streets.
Rev Seth Reed, formerly of this city, &C.
cupied the FIRST NJ f. church pulpit Sun.
day morning, speaking in the interest of
superannuated ministers.
The OwossO Mfg. Co. has just issued
three annual cataogs for its business, two
of the catalogs being for the OwOsso plant,
the other for the Arkansas factory.
The Ladies' Guild of Christ church will
serve chicken pie supper in the ladies'
library rooms tomorrow evening; supper
fifteen cents or two for twenty. five cents.
| George Devereaux returned Tuesday
from few days visit In Chicago where he
purchased pair matched seal brown
mares for use in connection with his livery
business.
| H. w. Parker received word from Tiffin,
Ohio, this week that his daughter, Mrs. G.
Fred Williams and her husband who have
both been sick with typhoid fever, are now
better. Mrs Parker is with them.
| Constable Fred Ross arrested Clarence
Jones In Flint, Sunday, on the charge of
stealing four dollars from a fellow laborer.
When brought before Justice McCaughna
he paid the costs in full and was discharged.
| John Borne and Arthur Hilberg. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. Law
renee, returned this morning to Brmng-
ham, Ohio. Miss Margaret Hilberg, who
has spent several months here cerking in
the New York Racket store. returned with
them to her home at the same place.
Suit was begun against the Michigan
Central Monday to recover damages for
injuries which Martin Rourke alleges he
received while alighting from train at
Henderson on the night of October 27th, by
reason of the sudden starting of the train
which threw him against a telegraph pole
S. ID. Emery Is contemplating making his
home in Ow0sso and remaining here all OF
the year instead of but a part of each year
as he has In the past. This move on his
part, however, seemed bound to come, for
each year tie business called him here
earlier and kept him later than the pre-
ceeding year.
Knapp & Smith moved the last Of their
big stock Of furniture into their new loca-
ton yesterday and althO they will not be
fully arranged for an opening until tomor-
row, Saturday, visitors to the store yester-
day, however, were surprised to see what
an elegant place Of business the firm now
has. The place seems many times the size
of the old store and the stock appears to
much better advantage.
The OwOssO high school foot ball team
has put up one more game this year which
Is a completely satisfactory one to all mem