The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-10-20

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DIR. h. c. Hall, of Pompeii, was the guest
of his brothers in Owosso Sunday.
Upto date Trimmed Hats from $l.50 to
SO. 90 at Mrs. George Sprinkle's
A New England supper will be served by
Cavalry Mission, on the West side tonight
Mrs. Frank Sadler, of Linden, was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. ID. j. Gerow
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. G. johnson left yesterday
morning for visit of several days in Ann
Arbor, Ypsilanti and Detroit.
Waiter Mumby has sold his lunch and
billiard rooms on East Main street and will
resume the manufacture of cigars In Corun-
ma.
Stanley E. Parkill will speak from the
Congregational pulpit Sunday evening OF
some of the sights and lessons of his recent
trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Crawford are moving
to Milford where Mr.. Crawford has pur-
chased and will operate blacksmith and
repair shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Allison are moving in
to their new house No. 100 East Williams
street and will begin housekeeping within
o few days.
G. E. Rigley, Jr., was home Tuesday
from the st. Louis Sanitarium, where he is
taking treatment for rheumatism, to attend
the quarterly meeting of the directors Of the
Estey Mfg. Co.
Deputy Game Warden Carpenter and
Marshal Ross seized box of fish at the
Junction but later let 1t go on toward its
destination in Ohio, on finding that there
was no violation of the game laws In con-
aection with the same
C.E. Burbank returned Monday from
South Dakota where he went to work
through the harvest. He Is not entirely in
love with Dakota but reports that Ben
Matthews, another old Owosso boy, likes the
region very much and has taken two
thousand acre farm to work next year.
The Assembly Club will open its series
of parties for this year a week from tonight
at the armory, with Wesener's full orchestra
In attendance. The tickets for the full
series cost three dollars, and those for one
evening only will be one dollar. Either
kind can be obtained of the treasurer, q. l..
Taylor, at the Citizens Savings Bank.
Prof. Frank Porter has been engaged by
the Baptist society as choir leader and solo
ist. Mr.. Porter not only comes to Owosso
we'll recommended but has won a large
amount of praises and made many friends
by his singing in the Baptist and Methodist
churches on the two Sundays since he came
10 Owosso He has already secured several
pupils in vocal music and hopes to make
his residence permanently in Owosso which
he regards as one of the pleasantest cities
of its size that he ever visited. The Baptist
society and the music loving public in gen.
eral is to be congratulated on securing Mr.
Porter.
The Alumni foot ball game to be played
tomorrow In Ann Arbor by the regular
Varsity team and team of alumni of the
University is attracting the attention of U.
Of M. men about the state, and a large num-
Der of graduates and others who have
at some time attended the University will
be in attendance at the game tomorrow.
The alumni team as usual will be made up
Of the finest star players the Varsity has
urned out during the past several years
md an interesting game is sure to be played.
IN addition to the game there will be many
eunions and no small number of parties
will be given by the fraternities.
The Ann Arbor train men have felt
.ood deal of dissatisfaction over the SEIZED
lie of wages which Is in force on the Ann |
lnb0r road, and large number of them ,
ttended a meeting held in Durand Sunday. q
'he men appear. however, to be unwilling
D precipitate or even threaten fight with {
be management of the road, and hope to b
ecure more equitable schedule and one b
carer in accord with that of competing I
mes by uniting In an intelligent way to Il
all the attention of the officers to the in II
,stice of which they complain. 1t is to be 2
oped that satisfactory rates will be es. o
.blished and the friendly feeling between 8
nployees and management increased. rath- +
than diminished by the endeavors Of the II
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