The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-12-22
VIM KOhlneyer. of Henderson. was in

VIM. Kohlmeyer. of Henderson. was In
the city en- business Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the Baptist church
will be held next Thursday evening.
Mrs. e. T. Austin is entertaining her
sister Miss Carrie Earle, of Ypsilanti.
THE TINES extends the compliments of
the season to every one of Its readers and
patrons.
Miss Grace Dewey returned home Tues
day evening from Gambler, Ohlo to spend
the holidays.
Howard l. Crawford is expected home
from Chicago University for the holiday
vacation tomorrow.
The Bay View reading circle omitted lis
meeting this week but will make up time by
taking double lesson next week.
The Estey Mfg. Co is practically ready
to send its 1900 styles to the mid winter
furniture exhibit at Grand Rapids.
Albert Frieseke returned from the dental
department of the North western University,
Chicago, tor the Christmas vacation.
The small store front in the north part of
Hall Bros. block, with the Ball street front
will be occupied by the Chinese laundry.
Santa Claus looking out of the window of
an air ship is an idea well worked out in
Osburn & Sons south window by w. K.
Kreher.
Prof. Saml. Dickie, of Albion, spent
Wednesday night in the city, en- route home
from Ovid where he delivered temperance
lecture.
Jerry Waits carver In the Estey factory
B had three fingers on his left hand quite
badly cut up Saturday by machine on
which he was at work.
The Ann Arbor Company las made ar
engagements to use wireless telegraphy at
Frankfort to assist in the carrying on Of Its
ferry business this winter.
Goodspeed Bros. have their entire stock
removed to the north store of the Williams
block. The Black & Son stock Of dry
goods occupies the south store.
Pensions granted: Restoration and in.
crease, Abner Seers, Durand, So to $l2; S.
ID. Wilson, New Lothrop, increase SIS TO $12;
Mary Z. johnson, Bancroft, widow, IS.
Commissioner o. l.. Bristol will read a
paper on the Effect of systematic institute
work" at the meeting of the Ounty commits
sioners of the state to be held in Lansing
on Tuesday next.
Owosso Lodge No 81 f. and A. M. in.
stalled officers Wednesday evening besides
listening to the announcement of commit
tees for the ensuing year and working the
Fellowcraft degree on several candidates.
Judge Hugh McCurdy has presented his
homestead i'm Corunna TO that city for q
park, the deed to the property emb racing
thirty-fOur acres having already been turned
over to the city council and accepted by
the same.
The two eagles given to Company II.
recently by Charles Sackrider are now on
exhibition in e. L. Brewers shoe store.
They have been nicely mounted and will
eventually make handsome ornaments in
the armory.
NJ. II. Reynolds will 90 10 Jackson on
Tuesday next to attend meeting of the
executive committee of the State Sunday
School Association. He will decide at thai
time whether he will serve as secretary OF
the association for another year.
The WOman's Club held its regular meet
ing in the parors of the Armory Saturday
afternoon with an attendance of some
twenty members besides visitors. Letter
writing as literary art was the subject oil
one paper and 1.-The Holy Grail" was the
subject OF another. The next meeting vii
be held with Miss Iyah Peterson on January
9th.
Hon. w. s. Linton. OF Saginaw, was il
the city No day night assisting in the
org inizaton of primary of the Pruden
Pat iclArs of Pompeii-aD insurance Orde
which is having a large growth all over the
country. The local primary formed
temporary organization with j. b. Stock
dale as premier and V. NJ. White prothOn
otary.
The announcement was made Wednesday
of the marriage on "Wednesday, NOYember
%, of Miss Grace Ledbeter. daughter o.
Mrs Jos. Ledbeter, to Mr.. Will Ross. The
wedding took place in this city, Rev s A.
Strawn officiating. Mr.. Ross is wei
known employee of the Casket factory anc
both he and his BRIDE have numerous friend:
here. They will make their home in this
city.
The services at the First M. E. churcl
next Sunday will be of special nature
suited to the Christmas time. Rev. Johr
Sweet will preach In the morning and in tn
evening a service of praise is to be held
The program will be of valuable nature
and will consist of choruses, readings. solo
and short address by the pastor. Mrs. W
j. Benn, of Saginaw, is expected to sing a
both morning and evening services.