The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-19
OwOSSO. FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.


friends Sunday.
Ms. L. p. Vandewater spent Tuesday in
Elsie with friends.
Ed. Cady transacted legal business in
Mackipaw this week.
Miss Katherine wlldermuth was home
nom Detroit for Sunday.
Miss Alma Willis, of Flint, is the guest of
Owosso friends this week.
Osburn & Sons have had new awning
put up In front of their store.
Chas. Cooper spent Sunday In Lansin
with his brother at the M. A. q.
A. McWilliams went to Saginaw Tuesday
where he has accepted position.
Duard Blair is moving into the house.
recently occupied by o. l.. Sprague
Every voter in the city will be obliged to
register this year If he desires to vote.
The Carnation Club will hold Its
regular meeting next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Emma Farver, of New Albany,
Ohio, is visiting at the home of ID. f.
Blair.
Floyd Ostrander, of Plymouth, was the
gut st of Owosso friends the fore part Of the
week.
| Mrs. Josephine Liable, of Grand Rapids,
was the guest of Miss Marion Fuller this
week.
DIR. Richardson, of Mt. Pleasant, was the
guest last Sunday of DIR. and Mrs. j. o.
Parker.
Eugene Brewer came up from the M. A.
c. at Lansing to spend Sunday with his
parents.
w. Royce, of Chicago, is the guest of his
brothers, Jay Royce, of Corunna, and l. p.
Royce of this city.
Miss Florence, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Frank S. Lyon, continues to improve from
ht recent attack of appendicitis.
The Foster Furniture Go. is having the
front of its store reprinted. Ii makes a
fine Improvement in the appearance OF the
building.
At the meeting of the Kings Daughters
held Wednesday evening at the home of
Mss lvah Maliskey, eight new members
were added to their circle.
Miss leila Sweat gave party to few OF
her friends Wednesday evening in honor OF
her friend Miss Chandler, of Fenton. A
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
DIR. G. f. Young, of Mattawau, called on
bis classmate DIR. j. o. Parker "Wednesday
forenoon, stopping over In the city Tuesday
! night on his way from visit to Ann Arbor
, A large amount of baled hay Is be-
} ing shipped from this city at present fol
; which good prices are being paid. There
Is considerable competition among the
) local buyers.
An alarm of fire was given Thursday
. ma r ling about two O'Clock, caused by
slight blazs in the root of coke shet
y y at the Ann ArbOr car shops. The fr'
department responded at once and the fir'
Q was put out before any serious damage wa
y done.
. A number of the neighbors and friends o
6 MI. and Mrs. Fred Chapel surprised then
a at iner home Tuesday evening, the occasion
2 of the fifteenth anniversary of thei
wedding. A handsome clock, rockinI
chair, and some pieces of cut glass wer
9 left as reminders of their crystal wedding.
J; The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Y. M. G. A
q are planning to hold ruDmage sale II
about q week. If you have anything O
any value, that you don't want, the ladie
3 can dispose of 1t to advantage. Tn
proceeds from the sale will 90 toward
3 refurplshiDg and improving the Association
y rooms.
}; When George II. Graham went into th
residence of II. @. Frieseke Sundays he
In the habit of doing every few days durin
a the absence of the family IN Europe to se
/. that every thing was all right, he found tbs
things had been turned upside dow
generally from cellar to garrett. There wer
no clues to indicate who did the work q
when they entered the house. Mr.. GrahaI
did not find that anything was missin
n however.
y Morgan Stinson, one OF the dr!ve'
~ OF the Owosso Mig. Co. wood car
1t was thrown from the cart Monday mornin
" by the tipping aud swinging about of Ii
, box which hs WAS trying to balance TT
horse than started to run and besides breal
ing down Q telephone pole succeeded
running over Mr.. Stinson bruising both LEI
" and his body quite badly but without brea
ing any bones. He was taken to bis hon
% in the Stewart addition where II ~as tnoug
v for n time that his injuries might prove