The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-10-20
Miss Ksuagy will sing solo In the even

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Miss Kanagy will sing solo In the even
ing at the Baptist church.
Mrs. IL. q. Brewer and her father, Mr.
Henry Eggert, have returned from theil
Saginaw visit.
The board of supe rvis0rs did exactly the
right thing yesterday afternoon when 1t re.
elected j. A. Armstrong to succeed himself
as superintendent of the poor. He is a
competent man in every respect and one
who not only does his best In the perform
ance of his duty but Is always trying to
make his best little better In the future
than his best was in the past.
Ed. j. Hunt was quite severely bruised
In the Charlotte-O wosso game Wednesday
and had to be carried home In carriage.
He is still unable to get out.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed as ushers at the Congregational
church for the ensuing year: r K. Travis,
K. W. Woodward, K p. Vandewater,
Albert Goetzen, Jay Matteson, W. K.
Collins, Geo. b. McCaughna. John Royce,
Floyd Blair, e. o. Dewey.
Geo. Thomas and Miss Dol lie Murray
dove to Lansing. Sunday, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey Jr.
Prof. e. M. Plunkett, of Ovid, has been
unanimously reelected a member of the
Clinton county board of school inspectors.
Prof. +. A. Porter, who has located In
OwossO and Is giving instruction In vocal
music, will sing a baritone solo at the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
Gates Bros, have the brick walls of their
new Office building adjoining the express
Office on the east nearly completed.
The walls of q new brick Office building
on Ball street across from the postoffice are
nearly completed.
J.B. WOOdin has accepted q position In the
office of the Bennett Rubber Stamp Co., SO
GriswOld street, corner of Jefferson avenue,
Detroit, and expects to 60 to Detroit week
from Monday.
Married, Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Nudge, 500
west Main street, their daughter Miss Ethel
Nudge and Mr.. Clark Frain, of Corunna.
Rev. G Il. Hanks officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frain will make their home for the present
with Mrs. Frain's parents.
Mrs. r P. Bigelow was honored at the
meeting of the Grand Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star in Saginaw last week by being
elected grand marshal. As the highest
Offices In the grand lodge are usually filed
by the election of the retiring officer of the
next rank below, this election means that
Mrs. Bgelow stands splendid chance of
some day being grand worthy matron the
highest Office of the order In the state.
The City foot ball team did itself proud
Wednesday in its game with Charlotte In
spite of the fact that they were defeated by
q score of 6 to o. How near 1t came to
being a score OF 0 to may be seen when 1t
Is said that the only touchdown of the
game was made within four minutes of the
end of the last half and then only by an
end play by Charlotte's right end who
slipped through Owossos line and made
long run for touchdown. Goal was then
kicked safely. The heavy weight of
Charl0tte's big player BriscOe or 'Bosco" |
came near telling for a touchdown, how.
ever, just before time was called on the first |
half. The second half with the exception |
Of the final end play which won the touch |
down for Charlotte was lively and interest |
ing playing and even after the touchdown,
when Green kicked off almost to Charlotte's |
goal line just few minutes before time |
was called, the interest was kept up As |
has never yet been beaten the |
OwOss0 team may we'll feel pleased at |
coming 30 near preventing the visitors from
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