The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-03-10
OwOSSO FRIDAY. MARCH 10. 1899.
LOCAL NEWS.

Grove & Payne received q carload of
Gale Mfg. Co. goods Wednesday.
8. hughes q Son succeed r. r. Wilson
as propretors of the Electric Laundry.
II. A, Blackmar has received large con-
signment of wall paper. See what he has
before you buy.
Rev. f. A. Stephens, of Vernon, will
occupy the pulpit of the Con gregational
church on Sunday.
Rev. @. V, Northrop will speak on "The
Modern Rip Van Wrinkle" Sunday evening
at the Baptist church.
Jack Hammond, of Rush, paid Justice
Baldwin fine of 81 90 and $3.50 costs for
being drunk last night.
The book auction sale lie drawing large
crowds daily and buyers have already secur-
ed many good bargains.
Married, on Wednesday evening, by Rev.
W. W. Benson, John Deederly and Miss
Mabel Darling, both of this city.
The Women's Literary Club will have a
social meeting tonight at the home of Mrs.
A. M. Bentley on West Oliver street
tonight.
The Owosso Telephone Co. has placed
telephones this week in the residences of G.
q. Duff. Geo M. Graham and the store of
l, G. Tannehill.
A business meeting of the G. e. Society
of the Congregational church will be held
at the home of Miss Grace Edgerton, next
Tuesday evening.
Attention is directed to the ad of G. f..
Parker, who buys all kinds of metal, old
rags, etc, paying the highest cash prices.
He does business in a strictly honorable
manner.
Rev. John Sweet will address the meet
ing of the the county minister's association
next Monday at 1880 a. m, In the Y. M.
G. A. hall on the subject, "Some Features
of the Labor Question"
At its meeting on Wednesday evening
the Kaleidoscope Club elected the follow
ing officers: President, Mrs. Fl. P. White;
vice president. Miss Grace Mershon; sec.
rotary. treasurer, Miss Eva Carr.
Fl. A. Wickham has accepted position
with Welte & Mclean and will begin work
on the road next week taking orders for
enlargng pictures, picture frames, photo
graph buttons, etc. At present he will
work in the surrounding country near
OwOsso.
The Odd Fellow store building, next
door to The TIMES Office, is being fitted up
by Messrs. Lawrence & Hilberg, of Bir-
mingham, Ohio, who will soon open branch
of the New York Racket Store The stock
will be large one and will include goods
Of every description. The proprietors come
to Owosso highly recommended.
The supreme court denied the application
Of j. T. McCurdy for a mandamas against
Judge Smith In the case of Rosa Ada Der.
ham. The motion In the case of Ismond
| vs.. Sc0ugale, growing out of the controversy
over the issuing of q writ of execution, was
also denied, thus sustaining the position
taken by Attorney Chapman in the matter.
Mrs. e. R. Holmes died Saturday at he,
home on River street. The funeral services
were held at the house Tuesday afternoon
and were attended by the most intimate
friends and the Lady Foresters only. The
deceased has been resident Of Owosso fol
about ten years. She leaves husband and
three sons. She died from q complication
Of diseases from which she had suffered fol
long time.
The following is q list of letters adver
tised at the Owosso postofice March 4
Harry Knowlton, Sarah Ossman (2), DIR. T.
K. Hall ~, Ella Hogalen, Ella Scribner
Hiram Weeden, Il. T. Asbury. Annie
Byrnes, Harvey Emery, James Scott, VIM
Braly, Mary Serr, g. W. l.. Cakes, Johr
Scoolan, r. e. Chase, Ben Kippler, Minol
Wiley, Edw. Laycock, j. II. Lyons, Fred
j. Mari. f8..sr
] Herbert T. Evans, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Evans, died 1t the home of his par.
ents on South Chapman street Friday morn.
ing from an acute attack of diabetes, from
which he had suffered but short time
The deceased was young man Of eighteen
years. Of pleasant disposition and well liked
among his associates. The funeral VA
held ut the Asbury church Sunday after
noon, Rev. w. W. Benson of1ciating. The
remains were placed in the vault q Oakhnl