The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-09-28

MIS-. K. q. Mead Is visiting relatives In
Detroit.
Frieseke Bros. are burning their last kiln
OF brick
w. ID. Fitzpatrick was home from Sag
nav oyer Sunday.
Mrs. 5. T. Van Dusen and sons are the
guests of Howell relatives.
VIM. Collins, of Sciota, will realize
about $3.50 from his crop of beans.
Tho Star Y. NJ. G A. lecture course this
year will be the best ever given in this city.
Note the new advertisement of the Win
chester Repeating Arms TO. on another
page.
Judge s. b. Daboll, inspector of rural
mail routes. spent a few hours in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. 5. Ament attended a meeting
of the Genesee association Of Congregation
al churches In Ovid Wednesday.
The Owosso Carriage Co. is building
neat screen wagon for l.. @. Barnes mail
messenger between the p. o. ana depJts
f. W. Pearce has purchased the new resi-
dence just built by Elmer Cheney on the
lot adjoining his residence on Water street.
The Maccabees paid Mrs. Peter Barthel
So, 900 yesterday, the amount of the benefit
certificate carried by her husband In the
order.
Frank ROwes and Miss Eva Coleman,
the former of this city, and the latter of
Oakley, were married In this city, Sunday,
by Rev. s. A. Strawn.
Ms. ID. G. Bacon, aged ffty-seven years,
died at her home in Hartwellville Wednes-
day morning. She leaves husband and
one son. The funeral will be held Sunday
at half past one o'clock.
At the republican rally Tuesday evening,
Hon. John Robson, of Lansing, and Hon.
w. S. Humphrey, of Saginaw met for the
first time in almost forty years. The latter
was pupil in school taught by the can
didate for senator.
The Owosso Quitting Co. has had par
tial change in proprietOrs this week. A. A.
Thompson selling out his interest to Chas.
Fillinger, who with o. j. Snyder, one Of
the old proprietors, will continue the bust
ness which has been run for over year and
now occupies two stores.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank III. Watson were
thrown out of their carriage Tuesday after
noon and badly shakeD up tho not seriously
injured. piece of the harness broke
frightening the horse, young one, which
became manageable, spilling out the
occupants of the carriage.
r. j. Tick returned the last of the week
from a ten days trip in New York and
spent the first half of the week in this city
with his parents and visiting old friends
He has returned to Detroit where he re-
sumes his studies in the Detroit Dental
College from which institution he expects
to graduate next June.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Woodland and sons
Lee and Carl, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wood
Mrs. Frank Weidman, Mrs. NJ. E. Dens-
more Mrs. A. K. Stever, Miss Marie Sayles,
Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Davis, Miss Nora Sher-
mau, Fred E. Hutchins, c.. f. Rigley, Jr.,
and Dwight North attended the Woodland
Pier wedding in Flint Wednesday.
Hon. E K. Warren, president of the vii
lage of Three Oaks. OF Dewey cannon and
Helen Gould fame, was one of the members
| Of ha ri ~ ba tata Gu 1o,
SchOo! Association which held session in
this city Tuesday MI. Warren, who is al
so at the head of the FeatheIbone factory
of his village, is one of the most energetic
hustlers in Sunday School work in Mchi-
gan.
A number of the members of the q wossO
branch OF the National Association of Sta
tionary Engineers with their wives surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers Tuesday evening,
spending the evening with music and re-
freshments aud before leaving presenting
Mr.. Rogers with handsome gold chain
and charm. Mr.. Rogers is engineer for the
Vincent Valve Co. and goes to Sandusky
with the company to its new location.
The Congregational Social u zion held its
annual meeting Tuesday afternoon and
elected officers for the ensueing year as fol-
lows: Mrs. w. Z. Collins, president, Mrs.
G. b. McCaughna, first vice president; Mrs.
. ). A. Evans, second vice president; Mrs. q
I. Campbell, financial secretary; Mrs. b, q.
: Evans, recording secretary; Mrs. W.
Woodland, treasurer. The society raised
approximately one thousand dollars las
year, making large payment on their pa r.
sonage debt and turning over some thee
" hundred dollars TO the trustees besides.
THE TINES extends It's best wishes to Mr.
Geo. ID. Mcintosh In his new work as on,
OF the proprietors OF the new Port Huron
: daily In which he has purchased an interest
z since the last issue OF this paper went I,
! press. The relations of this paper with
J. Mr. Mcintosh during his proprietorship 81
! the American have always been of Oh,
: most pleasant kind, aud Mr.. Mcintosh ha,
proved himself not only pleasant fellow