The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-03-31
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postofnce IN Owosso for
transmission as second GLASS matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OWOSSO FRIDAY. MARCH 81, 1899.
LOCAL NEWS.

business trip to Detroit.
Miss Lowell, of the high school is spend
ing the vacation In YpsilantL.
Mrs. Arthur Patterson has accepted
position with Osburn & Sons.
Miss Minnie Frawley has resigned her
position with Osburn q Sons.
Miss Hodge, of the high school, is spend
ing her vacation In Plymouth.
Dennis McAuliffe began work at the M.
G. freight Office Monday morning.
Miss Nellie Sweet is spending the week
in Flushing the guest of her brother.
Il. Waldo Holman is in the city for few
days after six weeks commercial trip.
Miss Daisy Uhubb, of MuskegoD, was
the guest of Owosso friends Wednesday.
L. p. Royce was called to LainRsb
Wednesday by the sickness of his mother.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter has been suffering
from severe attack of the grip this week.
Frank WickDg has resumed his position
on the road after an illness of several
weeks.
Principal Traphagen. of the Emerson
school, is spending his vacation in Detroit
and Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Ii. A. Rounds and sOp, Harold. OF
Detroit. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sprague, N. Dewey street
G. r. Slocum, editor of the TuscOla
County Courier, of Caro-, was in the city
yesterday the guest of o. l.. SpraRue.
Grove & Payne have complete change
in their ad each week. Notice what they
say this week. Do the same next week.
M. II. ReyDold attended meeting of the
executive committee of the State Sunday
school Association held in Detroit, Tues
day.
The Knights of the Loyal Guard will
give one of their popular open meetings al
COfax hall, Friday evening, March 81. A
short program will be rendered after which
light refreshments will be served. AL
members with their ladies will be welcome
w. II. Bell, of Bay City, purchased TIE
Cheapside stock of crockery, notions etc
of G. A. Baldwin, assignee. at private SALE
Wednesday afternoon for about nint
hundred dollars. He expects to add
stock of general merchandise to the presen
line and open up for business sometim,
next week.
| List of letters remaining uncalled for il
Owosso postoffice the week ending Mar. IS
Mr.. BrOdaDger, Abraham Joseph, Mrs
Minnie Salrury, Mort Trumble, s. Wallace
Edward Wallace, A. N. Williams, May Nc
Carel, A. ID. Smith, Laura Morse, Jennie
Mathews (2), LOUIS Keller (2), Il.
Hollis, Frank Edwards, Mr.. Bartog, Jas
A. Beeer.
The announcements of the death of tn
nine months Old son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOhl
Simmington has been received by Mrs
SimmiDgton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Marshall, of this city. The chill
died of brain fever near Louisville, KY.
where Mrs. Smmington went some thre
weeks ago to join her husband who ha
charge of a creamery.
Parties interest in growing of sugar beet
can obtain a copy of Farmers Bullet
No. 52-the sugar beet, culture, seed d,
veopmeDt, manufacture and statistics"
calling at THE TIMES Office The bullet
is issued by the U. S. department of agr
culture and contains much of value TO an,
one interested. The bulletins are furnishe
through the kindness of Congressma
Fordney.
Dr. William II. Crawford, president
Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa, d.
livered his lecture on Savonarola before
J large audience In the M. K. church, Tue
day evening and though the lecture W,
largely historical, 1t held the intense attel
ton of the audience to the close. ID
Crawford is one of the finest orators ev
heard In Owosso, speaking for the mo
! part with a low tone In a quiet and eai
manner and with perfect dIstinctness, b
delivery becomes at times intense
dramatic and the volume of his voice seen
I to make the walls vibrate. Again Il
mild, clear voice Is heard and the NOV
ments of his body, ard the easy gesture
which accompany some description see
poetry, music, and pair ting combined. A
mirers OF Savouarola and the Doctor ha'
been numerous In Owosso since Tuesday.