The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-04-28

Miss Della Fox returned Tuesday from
avisit with Flint friends.
Mrs. j. Sargent and daughter, Drill, spent
Sunday in Lansing with r. X. Sergeant
A. N. Hart, of Lansing, died at the
Kalamazoo asylum on Sunday Several
years ago Mr.. Bart was landlord at the
National hotel.
The Young Peoples Guild of Christ
church mas the following new officers:
President. Miss Emily Thomas; vice presi-
dent, Miss Lula Burke; secretary, Miss
Addie Grove; treasurer, Miss Maggie Ber-
resford.
The condition of Mr. d. b Reed still
remains serious. HIS daughter, Mrs.
Albert West reached home from her
western trip Monday.
Mrs. T. W. StillweIl of Saginaw, is the
guest of OwossO friends.
Miss e. Grace Robbins is visiting her
parents in Saginaw.
George Bedford has bought back his
former business of sign painting from f. H.
Conner.
The City Band donates its services to-
night at the assembly given In the armory
for the benefit of the cycle path fund.
RoliD Pond met with very severe injury
to one of his wrists Wednesday noon, hav
ing it caught between the edge of tub and
a barrel of vinegar which he was taking
down cellar. but which got out of his con-
troll.
Rev. Henry King and w. A. Richard
son, of this city, have been appointed aides
de-camp on the staff of the commander-in-
chief of the G. A. r.
Company g and the rest of the Michigan
National Guard reported at Island Lake a
year ago Wednesday.
Bancroft horsemen are preparing for
races to occur June 9.
Whom Bros. circus will open the season
at Bancroft May 9Th.
The Board of Public Works sold the $l5,-
300 four per cent paving bonds Tuesday to
the Merchants Loan & Trust Co of Chica-
20, at a premium of $l6s.50, besides ac-
erued interest.
Rev. j. j. Schuknecht. of Flint, has been
spending several days in the city looking
after the renting of his Exchange street
store, contract for which be expects 10
close today.
Dallas Beswick entertained the young
met IS class of the Baptist Sunday school at
his home Tuesday evening.
The Michigan Press Association is ar.
ranging summer excursion to Georgian |
Bay.
William Foote died at his home on Michi-
gan avenue Saturday morning from COM
plication of diseases. He was sixty. seven
years of age and had lived in this city
about twenty four years. coming here from
Ohio. He leaves wife and two sons,
Byron and Will. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at the residence, Rev. |
r. o. Cooper officiating.
The following is list of letters adyer-
tised April %, 1899, at the OwOss0 post
office: Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. Ina Green, W. F.
Gaskins. Chas. Ford, Mrs. VIM. Hayes,
lille Haynes (2), F. s. Drake. Louis
Clark, W. A. Mccoy, Standard Adv Co,
Ed. e. Stinson, VIM. Sexton, j. James,
Emma Healy, Mrs. Lulu Cook, Irving
Males.
The Worthwhile Record under date of
April 81. speaks as follows of the Black
wood Bros who have purchased the hard
ware business OF the Dodge Quitting Co.:
Al. K. and j. X. Blackwood, better known
40 Beckwood Bros. have sold their farm
west OF here to j. Dodge, of OwOssO. IN
the deal Blackwood Bros. take Mr.. Dodge's
hardware stock in that city. BlackwoOd
Bros. are we'll and favorably known
throughout this section as honest and ener-
getic young men, and they will prove valu-
able additions to Owosso's business and
social circles"
Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
n.r 49, o&l al.