The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-11-10
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1899.
LOCAL NEWS.
Entered at the Postofice IN Owosso for
transmission as second -class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.


day.
George A. Perrigo was in Flint on BUSH
ness Monday.
Fred Valentine has moved his barber
shop to Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus eft for
Toledo, Wednesday.
g. o. Loring and K. II. Stannard were in
Lansing Monday evening.
George Warn has returned from visit
with his parents in Saginaw.
Miss Lillian Ray, of Fenton, lie visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Storrer.
Robert Ingersoll, of this city, is slowly
recovering from four weeks sickness.
The high school now has corps of eight
teachers, five of whom are University grad
yates.
Several members of the Disciple church,
attended district meeting in Chaplin yes.
terday.
G. 81. Beardsley was called to Dansville,
Wednesday, at attend the funeral of
daughter.
Attorney Kelly Scarf, of Ithaca, and
Sheriff Dunn, of st. Johns, were in the
city Wednesday.
Judge s. F. Smith has purchased the
building now occupied by the W. Ii. Bell
store and the Y. M. G. A.
Miss Hannah Dewey was elected score
tary of the fifth district Christian Endeavor
convention, at Lansing, Friday.
The Current Topic Club held its first
meeting of the season at the home of Mrs
K. T. Austin, Monday afternoon.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick came home
from Olivet, Friday evening, returning
yesterday to resume her college work.
Andrew Green was bound over to the
circuit court Friday by Justice McCaughna
on the charge of violating the liquor law.
Mr. e. j. Quackenbush. superintendent
of the Grand Ledge schools, spent Monday
with Supt. e. Il. Austin and in visiting the
different rooms at the Central School.
Charles Robbins went to Grayling Mon
day morning to spend the deer season. He
does not 90 into camp this year but will
make his headquarters at the home of
friend.
The average test of the sugar beets re-
ceived at the Alma refinery last week was
above Is per cent Shiawassee farmers
have just commenced to ship beets.
Tom Gleason will have a trial before
Justice Baldwin Monday on charge of
assault and battery. he is said to have
severely beaten an old man named New
man. while drunk Monday.
j. 81. Webster and children returned
Monday evening from st. GATHERINGS,
Ontario, where they were called by the
death of Mrs. Webster's mother. Mrs.
Webster remained for few days longer.
Miss Blanche Dooittle has secured
position in Chicago in the Office In which
her sister, Miss Alene, is employed and ex.
poets to leave Monday for that city. She
leaves her position in Henderson's insur-
ance Office tomorrow.
The members of the Disciple church will
celebrate the eleventh anniversary of the
local organization tomorrow at their church
in this city, with suitable program. The
church has made a good growth since its
organization and is doing nicely under the
present pastorate Of Rev. s. A. StraWn.
The Knight of Pythias met at their hall
last evening and conferred the high degree
on a.well known business man. Refresh
ments were served after the lodge work,
which was done under the supervision of
w. II. LOOMS, of Grand Rapids, state in
structor and deputy grand chancellor Of
Michigan.
CA. Conner. ID. r. Blair, o. l..
Sprague and f. II. Rush left Monday for
Roscommon county to hunt deer near the
Sackrider camp On getting to West