The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-26
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postofhce IN Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, JAN. 26. 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.

c. S. Allison was in st. Johns Monday.
w. Bingham, of Vernon, was In OwOssO
Tuesday,
Rollin Pond was I'm Flushing Tuesday on
business.
Frank Case was In Vernon Monday on
business.
Born, to MI. and Mrs VIM. Teller. on
Sunday, a son.
Born, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Van r.
Pond, daughter.
j. II. BRANDED was in Greenville Tues.
day on business.
w. II. Lewis, of Saginaw. was in the
city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r d. Crawford visited
Ovid relatives Tuesday.
Bert Lovett has returned to his work in
Van Dusen's book store.
M. w. Burpee and wife visited Shafts
burg relatives this week.
Born, on Monday, to Judge and Mrs.
Bush, of Cornnna, a son.
f. W. Kent, of Shaftsburg, was in the
city Tuesday calling on friends.
The o. l.. l. band gives concert and
ball in the armory this evening.
Rev. Fred Kamm, Of Ganges, called on
Owosso friends Monday evening.
Miss Ida Moyses returned Monday even
ing from short visit in Lansing.
Lee Rohrabacher went to Pontiac We'd
nesday to work in carriage factory.
Born. Tuesday morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Green, of Saginaw street, a son.
DIR. A. s. Scott entertained his brother,
DR.. Scott, OF Laingsburg, Tuesday evening.
Mrs K. c. Van Ness will play the pipe
organ again Sunday at the Baptist church.
The G. A. R. aud W. r. @. held their
January open meeting Wednesday evening.
Hon. Frank G. Wells, of Warren, Ma
cor b Co was in the city on business Wed.
nesday.
Clarence Haight returned to Montrose
Wednesday after brief visit with Owosso
relatives.
Mrs. Geo. n. Warren left this morning
for visit with Alpena friends for one or
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren have re-
turned from their wedding trip and have
begun housekeeping.
George Perrigo is spending a few days
near Birmingham, experimenting the plac-
ing of an iron bridge IL position.
#. ID. Nichols. of the Auditor General 8
department, Lansing, spent Sunday at the
home of DIR. Hume. He is a nephew of
Hon. j. w. Dewey.
A meeting of the Shiawassee Co. poultry
and pet stock association Is called for Feb.
2nd at 1880 p. m, at Beebe's gallery. A
full attendance Is urged.
Bryant Avery, of Greenville, spent a few
hours In the city yesterday. Mr.. Avery
was on his way to Washington to accept a
position in the u. 8. senate.
Knapp & Smith have had an elegant dis
play In their west window In the Haarer
block, representing sleeping apartment
furnished and decorated with charming
taste.
9. w. Gale, Tod Kincaid and K. w.
Crawford were In Grand Rapids Tuesday
attending a meeting of the independent
telephone companies of the state In the in
terests of the Owosso Telephone Company.
Parties have been prospecting for coal
about a mile south of the Owosso and Co.
runna coal companies mines for the last
week or more and expect to 20 ahead with
mining operations II they find coal as they
expect to In paying quantities.
The Baptist church was well filed Wed.
nesday evening for the third number in the
Y. NJ. G. A. star course, the concert by
the Katherine Ridgeway Co. The enter
tainment was of high order. the audience
being especially pleased with the work of
the reader, Miss RIdgeway.
Mrs. Louis Fllckenger has been elected
Grand Ada of the Grand Chapter Of Eastern
Stars in Arkansas. Mrs. Flickenger is an
officer 10 the lodge of Eastern Stars at
Malvern and represented her lodge at the
annual communication of the Grand Chap.
ter, Order Of Eastern Star, at Little Rock
Ark.
The body of Private Dan Maloney. Of
Co. q, who died of yellow fever In Cuba
over a ,ear and half ago reached New
York Sunday and was met IN Detroit Tues.
day by his family. Funeral services were
held In that city yesterday. corpora's
guard from his former fellow members Of
COMPANY @ going to Detroit yesterday
m ,rn,uO IN ha In affeNdauco nj thq services.