The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postof1ce in Owosso for
transmission as second -class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OwOSSO. FRIDAY, OCT. 10. 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Postmaster Stevens, of Perry, was in the
city Tuesday.
Born, Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs. M. D..
Corey, son.
Fred Edwards was in Henderson yester-
day on business.
j. B. K. Castree was in Henderson Fri
dav on business.
Warren Mack is the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Jesse Darling.
MIR. and Mrs. Crescent Parker were In
Lansing Wednesday.
Fl. w. AFFORD transacted business in
Lansing Wednesday.
G. w. Parker was in Durand on county
drain business Monday.
Albert Norris was in Durand and Ban
croft Thursday on business.
Cbas. Conner is having a new cement
sValk laid in front of his store.
Mrs. Jno. Hunter, of Homer, is the guest
her sister, Mrs. l.. p. Royce.
Miss Ora Brown, of Byron, is the guest
her sister, Mrs. Fred Carpenter.
The pension of j. G. Albro, Of this city,
as been incre ased to SO per month.
a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed welcomed an 8
pound boy to their home Wednesday.
j. B. Stockdale transacted business in
Allegan, Otsego, and Wayland this week.
Miss L. Smith, Of SAP east Exchange
street, has gone to Mason for a weeks
visit.
Q Thirteen persons were received into the
membership of the Congregational church
Sunday.
&. l.. Taylor, cashier of the Citizens
Savings Bank, was in Lansing Wednesday
on business.
Mrs. VIM. Shelton, who is visiting in this
city, made brief visit In Lansing yester
day morning.
| l.. ID. Wilson is able to be about the
streets again occasionally after his long and
severe illness.
Mrs. A. M. Bentley and Mrs. III. KIRK
White were callers at the state capitol In
Lansing yesterday.
Mrs. w. Butler, of Williamson, re.
turned home Thursday after weeks visi
with her brother, Chas. Miller.
Vive Cadman was In Durand Yesterday
attending the street fair in the interest Of
the Owosso Business College.
The prohibtionsts of this congressional
district have nominated Rev. Hamilton
Fraser, of Saginaw, for congressman.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. r. Robinson are ex
pected home from Washington, ID. c., mex
week to spend three weeks IN this city.
City Marshal Zenos Ross was In Durant
Wednesday looking after the fakirs ant
otherwise assisting the Durand policemen II
preserving the peace.
Floyd, the young son of Calvin Jennings
124 N. Shiawassee street, died of typhoit
fever Saturday night. The funeral service
were held in Easton Monday.
Will Carr, of Leadville, Colo, is in tn
city for a months visit with his parents AM
old friends. He has an excellent position
as p, ctriciSn in the mines at that place an,
81 jNys Il . work anu the country.
The services of Mrs. R. N ClomaD, o
Chicago, have been secured by the Spiritual
lists tor their society Sunday, Octobe
IA. DO not fail to hear this eloquent speak
er. Descriptions given at the opening O
each service.
Cherry blossoms from the yard of
Griffith, east Oliver street, were curiositie
which were brought to THE TIMES offic
yesterday morning. The tree is not OIL
well filed filed with blossoms but has
large number of cherries on 1t which ar
now nearly full grown.
About four hundred Owossoites wen
down to the Durand street fair Wednesda
evening. While the fair did not have a
big display rs last year, yet It was YER
good and there were no objectional features
The o. l.. l. band added to the enjoy
ment of the crowd with excellent music.
Homer Warren, Of Detroit, was In th
city on Monday. Mr.. Warren is one of th
best known men In Michigan and number
his friends by the thousands. He is ais
one OF the active republicans Of Wsyn
county and treasurer OF the State centrs
committee. He predicts an overwhelmin
republican victory In this state.
Supt. J.. B. Robbins, OF the Warner
Scbarf Paving Co, was In the city yestel
day comforting with the board Of publ
works In regard to the rising Of the brio
between the car tracts. Supt. Robin
agreed to repair the faulty places an
commenced work today on same with III