The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06


Mrs. Randall Campbell is in Detroit hay
ing her eyes treated.
Robert Wilson returned to Olivet yester-
day to resume his studies In the college.
George M. Grahame was in Jack son Mon
day on business for the Mccormick CON-
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bentley returne
Wednesday from brief visit to Shortsville,
N. Y.
Miss Helen Farnsworth leaves tonight
for Grand Rapids to spend Sunday with
friends.
Read the advertisement of ID. j. Evans in
this issue of Saginaw County Farm Lands
For Sale"
at work with the city scrapers putting the
streets in shape.
j. Fred Ross carried two thousand dollars
life insurance, one each in the M. w. of A.
and the K, o. I. NJ.
Leonard c. Clapp has resigned his posi-
ton with Osburn & Sons and accepted one
with Schaible Il Mclean.
Mrs. j. K. Clough and sons Otto and
Earl, of Caro- are visiting at the home of
Express Agent II. T. Clough.
Mrs. L. A. Todd Jr. and two daughters
returned to their home in Toledo Tuesday
off ,o mil, NTH
tives.
DR.. A. A. Willis will give the closing
number in the Y. NJ. g. A. course next
Tuesday evening in the Congregational
church.
Mrs. Ii. G. Frieseke returned from
Laingsburg Tuesday after attending her
father during his sickness and until his
death Saturday
Hughes & Son have purchased the build
ing used by them as a laundry on Ball
street. They are planning to raise it and
veneer it with brick.
The hours for drawing books from the
Ladies' Library will be from to O'Clock
Saturday afternoons from now until Oct. /.
Evening hours as usual.
About twenty five neighbors and friends
surprised aud spent a pleasant evening with
Mr. and Mrs. II. Griswold at their home on
Ball street Tuesday evening.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Crescent A. Parker, and Miss Katherine G.
10 oh Nil OF ha Of
Parker 1908 Fletcher street, at eight
O'clock, a M, Wednesday April IL.
No river water was turned into the city
mains Sunday reports to the contrary not
withstanding. The discol0ratiOn noticed in
some places was caused merely by the wash
ing out of sediment by the very high pres
sure on the mains.
Miss Ivah Peterson, of this city and Mrs.
Hugh McCurdy attended the Hoffman cor
cert in Detroit Tuesday. Mrs. Adrienne
Remenyi, who is to appear in this city on
the 18th under the auspices of the Woman's
Club. took part in the concert.
The supreme court on Tuesday handed
down an opinion reversing its former
decision in the case of Frank Potter We. the
ID a. Nj. Ry The first decision of the
court sustained the decision of the circuit
court which gave Potter a judgment for
81 600. The last decision is adverse to Pot
ter.
w. G. Stiff, of Burton, is in receipt OF
~ ~ 4 SN;r
VIM. ard OrIo Simpson, and S. j. McKen-
zie, who left with the party for Dakota, say
ing that they stopped at Willow City. They
report themselves IA bang entirely satisfied
with the country and their prospects. Each
of them expects to take up 100 acres near
Willow City.
The Asbury Sunday school observed its
eleventh anniversary Sunday evening with
fire musical and literary program, the most
important features Of which were the his
tory OF the organization by Mrs. c. w.
Parker and an address on the outlook for
the future hy NJ l.. Parker. Special music
was provided for the evening and letters
were read from Edward Kline and Louis
Flickinger now at Malvern, Ark.
Harry Cole showed what huslling on
election day will do and what personal
appeal to voters amounts to. After work
ing hard all day Monday he was rewarded
by a majority of three while the republican
candidate for supervisor had a majority of
one hundred seventy-three AID the regular
republican majority was about one hundred
fifty. Mr. Cole was not the only democrat
who worked Of course, but be is the only
one who was rewarded with an election.
Miss Lottie Trumbe died of consump-
ton at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Trumble, 70S East Oliver
street Tuesday evening. She was twenty
t 10 years of age and had resided in this
city for about ten years the family having
moved here from COrunna. Miss Tumble
h ID been clerk in Evans candy store until
failing health compelled her 10 leave last
June. She had numerous friends both in
CDruuna and this city. She leaves tesides
her parents brother and two sisters.
The state board Of auditors allowed the
CHIN of Henry Bartrem yesterday in Ian
7g at 81, 10000 The bill as passed by the
legislature called for 100000. Hon. F.
III Watson and Dr II n Lamb nj