The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-13
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.

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Some.
Fred Il. Orr, of Caro-, spent Wednesday
visiting Owosso relatives.
The University students return home to-
day for the spring vacation.
Mrs. Ii. o. Rounds and son Harold, of
Detroit, are visiting at the home of John
Sprague.
Read the advertisement of ID. j. Evans In
this issue of Saginaw County Farm Lands
For Sale"
Mr.. ID. Il. Davis was very i'll at the home
of his daughter Mrs. K. G. Van Ness the
first of the week.
A. A. Crawford entertained his friend
Albertus Darnell, of the Bay City high
school corps of teachers, part of the week
Wilson Tent No. 1859 initiated class o f
eight at it's meeting Monday night. The
class included several of the prominent
politicians of the city.
Mrs. o. l.. Sprague, Mre. Jas. Hopkins
aud Mrs. c. A. Tumble left yesterday for
Caro- to attend birthday anniversa ry of an
aunt, and a family renuiOn at Guilford, Tus-
cola county.
The five months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George DimoD, OF Garfield avenue died Sun
day evening after short illness of spinal
meningitis. The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon Rev G. c. Squires officiating.
The high school now has its sessions in
the Armory. The sessions are conducted
on the plan which is very popular in many
of the anger cities OF having but one session
a day, in this case lasting from eight O'Clock
In the morning to a quarter past twelve.
A new grange will be organized at New
Haven Center, Thursday evening, April
18th, at the town hall. Farmers are lnvit-
ed to come out and learn what there is to
the grange and the benefits derived from it
Organizer l.. $. Goodale will be present
and put the grange ID working order.
o. q. Seelye of Grand Rapids, formerly
supertintent of the Owosso schools where
the old Central building with no additions
except the still older three room building in
the rear furnished all of Owosso's school
room, was in Owosso the first of the week
remaining over from the Epworth League
convention.
Hon. T. w. Atwood, of Caro-, spent a
few hoyrs in the city on Friday last
OF the state 10 the interest of Col. A. T.
Bliss and reports the situation at present as
decidedly favorable to the gubernatorial
aspirations of the COL, Mr.. Atwood, is
recognized ss one OF the shrewdest poll
ticans IN the state.
Letters advertised in the Owosso post
Office April 7th: N. Greenwald, Mary
Goeke', r. s. FuIda, Jno. GassmaU, O. M.
Jtffery, Mrs. Ann Smith. T. l.. Winslow,
Pastor Pres. Church, K. l. Randall, Mrs.
Emma Dozier, Harmon WordeD, Geo. W.
Votz, Theo. Pack, Frank Anderson, Lse
Wilson, Nelson Garter, j. Wicks, A. b.
Tice, r. B. Oaks, T. McAvoy.
Special Easter music is being prepared
b. the choir of the first N. K. church for
the Sun lay services. The entire program
has not been arranged In the final form as
yet but the following selections are included
in IL: ''He is Risen," Schelley; "rhe Rs.-
urrecti0D," Shelley; "Hosanna," Granier;
"Christ the Lord is Risen Today" Rev.
x. Hall; "Why Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dsadp" WIN. Reed; Saviour Whtn
Night involves the Sky" Shelley.
The east window of ID. M. Christians
store presented perhaps the most attractive
welcome displayed by any of the merchants
onti3 oc,,,on u the Epworth Leag 10
convention. The work was done by Wade
Cadman and represented in turns the arriv-
ing and the parting guests with welcome
and urgent invitations to come again. The
background was done In red and white and
bore large maltese cross, the badge of the
order The whole effect was most strik-
ing one.
DIR. c. A. Osborn and Mrs. Phoebe
Haight were married at the home OF the
latter's sor, 10 MontrOse, Wednesday
Toe, began housekeeping at once In their
residence in this city corner Of Ball and
Williams street. DIR. Osborn Is well
known to every old Owossoite, and his
bride is also we'll known here where for
years she made her home and where she
has since then II, quently visited with rea-
tives and friends. She Is the mother Of
Charles Y. and Clarence ID Haight, fol-
merIy OF this city. The two families have
been close friends for many years aud the
friends of both unite In extending their best
wishes 10 the Doctor and his bride, who
have still further united the two families by
The obligations they took upon themselves
w ednesday.