The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-10-06

nssday on business
Miss Minnie Sullivan entertained party
of friends Wednesday.
Judge Smith is holding court for Judge
Daboll. at Ithaca today.
G. ". Starr. of Toledo, was In the city
/ Wednesday on business.
s. Burhans is entertaining his sister, Mrs.
Mary Wright, of Marepgo, Iowa
Don't miss seeing those lovely trimmed
hats when in Owosso at Mrs. George
] Sprinkle's.
G. j. Wimple returned Friday evening
from a trip in Mexico looking after his
mining interests.
| c. W. Gale and X. w. Crawford were
In Detroit Wednesday on business for the
Owosso Telephone Co.
Mr and Mrs. o. ID. Barnes, of Byron,
were guests of Owosso friends from Satur-
day until Monday evening.
VIM. Sabin, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mr.. l.. G. Barnes, is very Ill. He
is under the care of DIR. Mccormick.
Miss Nellie Crane nteital party Of
friends at her home on Dewey street We'd
nesday in honor of her tenth birthday.
Mrs. M. K. Densmore is among the num-
Der attending the missionary convention in
Saginaw this week. Mrs. A. K. Ferry is
also in attendance.
Married, at the home of the BRIDES par.
ents In Chesaning, Benjamin Rugg and
Miss Marguerite MOessner, both of this city.
They will begin housekeeping at 200 South
Oak street.
With tomorrow evening the Ladies' Libra.
ry saturday afternoon hours will be from
two until four o'clock each week throughout
the winter. The evening hour will not be
changed.
The supreme court has ordered re-
hearing In the case of Potter vs.. the d &
M. R'y. The case was submitted at the
January term, but decision has not been
rendered.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Daniels have re-
turned to their home in Lepawee county
after a weeks visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. L. Mason and other relatives
west of the city.
The OwOssO high school foot ball team
will play the Bay City team in this city to.
morrow. The boys are anticipating close,
interesting game and are going in TO make
the score read in their favor when the game
is done.
Judge Matthew Bush of this county was
honOred at the annual meeting of the state
association of probate judges held in Sagi-
nav Tuesday and Wednesday by being
elected president of the association for the
coming year.
The south bound passenger train on the
Ann Arbor. Friday night. was an hour and
half late, which was not such bad time
considering the fact that at Alma two
freights had had hegd on collision. one of
the freights having two engines on it.
Fred Kamm, now of Ganges, was in
Owosso on business yesterday. To all APP
pearances he Is just as brim full of happiness
as certain other prominent Y. M. G. A.
worker in Owosso whose name was recently
mt ntioned in the same paragraph and in
much the same connection with him. The
reason may be judged from bis remark:
Eyes, it's so. We're to be married the
18TH"
At the annual meeting of the Congrega.
tional church last evening encouraging re-
ports from all departm ents of the work
were read The officers elected are: Dea.
cons, Josiah Turner. K L. Austin, L. e
Gould; deaconess, Mrs. II. Nj. Wiley; clerk
Miss Henrietta ). Williams; treasurer, Mrs.
M. l. Stewart; superintendent Sunday
school, G. T. Campbell. The outlook for
the work was never brighter than at pres
ent.
The board of health paid considerable 1T
tentiOn to sewer matters at its Wednesday
evening meeting. A remOnstrance was
ordered sent TO the council by the secretary.
protesting against emptying the Oak street
sewer INTO the river They clam. az En
gineer Riggs asserted, that there is not
current enough to carry away the sewage
which would be menace to neallh. Ii it)l
is TO be dumped there sewer should be
laid along the river bed to furnish an out
lei. The board talks OF taking measures to
prevent the construction Ut the sewer as or
dered II It's plan Is not changed. The fail
ure of K. F Dudley to get a sewer from bis
cold storage building and the inadequacy of
the EXIT nsiOn put on its sewer by the Estey
the boards attention.