The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-07

CHRISTIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
President-Rev. Mcbride.
Vice Pres.-Miss Alice M. Kellogg.
Secretary-Miss Louis Peacock.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Lena
Parker.
Treasurer--Miss Mabel Stewart.
BYRON NO. 90 II. AND A. M.
w MA T Hunt
SW-Guy L Braden
Wv H Lahring
Secretary-T A Lawrie
Treasurer K Close
SD-Wm H Betteriy
j De j Hathaway
Tyler-E Violin
Trustee-W F Close
Stewards-Loss Eddy and VIM Wad.
ley.
@. II. Luce, of Lansing, was In the city
yesterday.
Ed. Struber was In Lansing on business
Wednesday.
}. II. Faxon was Ia Ovid ON business
Wednesday.
W. J. Smith, of st. Johns, was in the
city Monday.
j. l.. Huffman, of Laingsburg, was In
this city Tuesday.
Louis Mueller made q business trip to
Toledo Wednesday.
Mayor Osburn and Aid. Jordan spent
yesterday In Lansing.
c. w. Starr, of Toledo, was lin the city
Wednesday on business.
Len Grouse, of Morrice, was in the city
calling on friends Tuesday.
DIR. A. M. Hume was In Henderson on
professional business Tuesday evening.
The TINES has In hand hundred page
cook book for the ladies of the Disciple
church.
The ID. q M. Ry. is arranging to run its
trains into the new union depot at Grand
Rapids. This will be great improvement
and a decided help to the road.
The Dorcas Home offers opportunities for
any who may wish to help in the work by
spending part of some day at the home
assisting In the sewing and mending.
Miss Nellie NOrcross is now assisting in
Lyon & Ponds dry goods store. Miss
Norcrcss is an accommodating clerk and
will be good addition to the already ex-
cellent force of clerks employed by that
firm.
The report of the treasurer of the civil
organization of the OwOssO Light Infantry
which was read at the Tuesday evening
meeting showed condition of affairs which
is somewhat more gratifying than those OF
some previous years. In addition to pay
ing all expenses for the year, over one
thousand dollars In old debts were taken
care of.
The Chesaning Argus says: ''E. G.
Downer, who has been in the employ of +.
cepted position with Hartshorn & Son, Of
Owosso. Mr.. Downer will move to Owosso,
Oakley thus losing one of its best families.
Hartshorn & Son are to be cong ratulated on
securing Mr.. Downer's services IS he is an
excellent salesman.
The mems turkey supper at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening was complete
success. About two hundred fifty persons
were served and general good time was
enjoyed by all. The supper Is not intended
to be money making scheme, the men of
the church subscribing enough to ensure the
success of the supper before it is given. In
the present case there will probably be
about thirty dollars left after paying all
bills, an amount not many dollars from
that raised before the supper.
The Y. M. G. A. rooms will be re-opened
tonight with reception for the young men
of the city. The new books for the library
have also been arranged for exhibition to-
night for the first time and there are several
other new arrangements scheduled for the
pleasant surprise of members and visit; RS.
The rooms have experienced the most
thorough changes which paint and paper
could make and have never appeared to
better advantage than now. All men are
invited to be present at the reception to be
given this evening.