The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-09-28

Chas. W. Gale was In Detroit Tuesday
on business.
@. s. Allison q Son, Owosso Jewellers,
give away a gold filed watch and chain.
Miss Maud Gale left Saturday to enter the
University which she will attend during the
coming year.
Mayor Maybury. democratic candidate
for governor, Is expected to speak In this
city next Wednesday evening.
The Acme quartette received no small
amount of praise for their singing at the
republican rally Tuesday evening"
The Pentecostal meetings which have
been held In tent In Emerson grove during
the past two weeks closed Tuesday evening
The school board has ordered the build
ing of a five hundred barrel cistern to sup
ply water for the boilers at the new Central
School.
A reception will be rendered the new
pastor of the Asbury M. K. church, Rev.
James Chapman, ID. d., this evening, at
the home of M. l.. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Osburn left the first of
the week on trip to New York. Mr. Os-
burn will select large line of the latest
novelties for Osburn & Sons.
Glenn Bentley and Herbert Kaiser were
bound over to the circuit court by Justice
McCaughua Wednesday on the charge of
stealing wheat in Bennington recently.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. s. Colby for the
last few weeks, left Tuesday morning on
her return to her home in Goshen, Ind.
Cyrus Matthews and brother, of Ohio, &C
companied by their wives, returned Tuesday
from visit of several days spent about the
county visiting old friends and relatives.
r. ID. Smith who has been studying in
the Office of DIR. G. B. Hitler for some time
past expects to enter the Ohio College of
Dental Surgery in Cincinnati in few days.
Miss Fannie Mead lett Tuesday for East
Aurora, N. Y, where, If the position Of
fered her proves satisfactory, she will work
in the publishing establishing of the Roy
crofters.
The Shiawassee Light Il Power Company
has begun operations at ShiawasseetOwn.
The old dam Is being repaired and the
buildings put into shape for the reception
of the dy namos.
Mrs. E. p. Gilbert and Julian butcher
have been entertaining their sister, Mrs. o.
Bellinger, of Fresno, of Calf, this week.
Mrs. Bellinger resided in OwOssO nearly
Thirty years ago.
The services in the Catholic church were
conducted Sunday by Rev. FIR. Rickert who
was pastor of the Owosso church some thirty
years ago. A collection was taken up for
the Galveston sufferers.
u. p. Bigelow has returned from Detroit
Optical ScnOol aud from which he has just
graduated. de expects to go into the opti-
cal business in this city.
THE TINES acknowledges the receipt of
a complimentary ticket to the Bancroft fair
which will be held the week after next
October 10, II, and II The officers assure
us that the list of attractions now bids fair
to exceed those of any year in the past.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis celebrated the ir
golden wedding at their home, 626 Park
street Tuesday night. About forty friends
and relatives were present including several
from Jackson, Lansing, and Ypsianh Re-
Treatments were served and number of
presents were left by the guests.
X. j. Brown arrived home Tuesday from
six months stay at the property of the
Owosso Gold & Mining Co, near the Port
land Canal about one hundred miles from
Juneau, Alaska. de speaks we'll of the
prospects which the Owosso company has
now before it. He will oe here for an in
definite period.
| The funeral services for the late James
II. Smith were held yesterday afternoon al
the home of A. w. Rundell, north Wash
inRtOn street. Mr.. Smith, who was a vet
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dent OF this city bnt died in Pontiac at the
home of his daughter Tuesday, the cause
Of his death being exhaustion following q
very severe case of pro.racted hiccougbing
| Two years ago Fred N. Allen, the law
partner OF Hon. Ferdinand Brucker, and
an ct quent and able speaker. stumped thi:
distrcG for Air. Brucker. This year Mr.
Amen has concluded that the best policy tC
pursue 10 to set we'll enough Alone" and
he VII STUMP The eighth district In behalf
OF Mckinney, continued prosperity, anc
keeping the flag where the valor of Ameri
can sailors and soldiers has hoisted IL
M. A!en is a fine speaker and his service,
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