The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-12
Fred Edwards was in Saginaw yesterday.

Mrs. A. west anu MISS udttic Wooe Wcio
In Grand Rapids today.
Miss Florence Zimmerman spent last
Sunday with friends in Ovid.
A. Yates, of Grand Rapids, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Gilbert.
L. j.. Pool has been entertaining his
mother from Detroit this week.
Mrs. Katherine Frawley, of Flushing, is
the guest of friends in this city.
Jno. l. Cole, of Fenton, is the guest Of
his daughter, Mrs. w. K. Ward.
capt" Sullivan, of Kalamazoo, Is visit
ing friends in this city for few days.
Floyd Wren, of Kerby, has accepted a
position in large drug store at Alpena.
w. L. Hood, of Saginaw, was the guest
of X. p. Vandewater and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Parker will spend
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wallace,
of Fowleryille.
e. K. Bentley has commenced the con-
struction of large porch on his residence
on West Oliver street..
George Hilberg one of the proprietors Of
the New York Racket store, is seriously
sick with an attack Of appendicitis.
Miss Clarabel Leggett left last evening
| for an exten ed visit in the west. She was
accompanied as far as Detroit by Mrs.
| Ament
w. FL. Shaw is having new Office erect
ed by his machine building on South
Washington street. 1t will be finished and
furnished In fine shape.
Venice township republicans will organize
a club at the town hall this evening. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Hon. John
Robson and Fred II. Allen.
The Evening Argus was printed on the
press OF the Press-American Saturday night
as the result of the failure Of the engine at
the former Office to do its customary duty.
Mrs. Will Shelton, of Salem Depot, N.
H., arrived in the city Saturday afternoon
| for short visit with her brother, 81. Kirk
White, and with relatives west Of the city.
The Misses Sturtevant and Shehee adver-
tised their fall millinery opening for Thurs
| day and Friday of this week and were
burned out on the evening before, Wednes.
day.
| Mrs. William Launstein, of New Orleans,
| who came home to assist in caring for bel
mother, Mrs. Shelton, during her last Illness
is now quite sick at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Launstein.
Geo. Ingle, formerly of OwossO, now 9
resident of South Dakota, is In the city
He brought the remains of his brother
Robert, who was killed by railway acct
dent, to Grand Rapids for burial yesterday
Conductor Dan Campbell, of the Michi
gan Central, got left at the junction Monday
morning and the train got down to The M
the advantage of being a conductor comes
in. Dan refused to walk down to the sta
ton and the train backed down to the juno
ton to take him on.
The republicans of Henderson held Q
rousing rally Saturday night which was ad
dressed by Odell Chapman, G. M Hamper
and A. E. Richards. A republican cut
numbering ninety members was organized
with the following officers President, Jas
E. Agnew Jr., Secretary, Edward Deama
ter; Treasurer, E. K. Bunting.
M. l.. ParshalI, proprietor of tie City
Mills, offers to grind free of charge all wbea
donated to the DOrcas Home Those wht
have already offered to give wheat and AM
others who may wish to have part II
furnishing this home for the winter MAY
leave the wheat ut the mill. All other sup
plies should be brought in as soon as posi-
BILE and should be taken directly to tn,
home GOA N. Hickory street or left at tn,
furniture store OF Knapp q Smith.
A new plank sidewalk has been bull
along the north side OF the WOOdard lum
Der yard on Main street, the grade of tn
street along that portion of il being O nit
unsettled at present, and in case of pawn,
west Main street within the next year O
two tar or concrete walk would be Ell
tireIy destroyed. The authorities did tn
Only reasonable thing In permitting planl
walk To be laid until the grade Is perma
neDtly established both in front of Mr.
Woodard's property and other property II
that vicinity.
The Owosso foot ball team played tn
reserve eleven OF Alma College a
Alma Saturday being defeated by scor
of 10 to 0, after putting up a good stiff game
The reserves had the advantage both Il
weight and in practice but in spite OF tina
the home team made some good gains an,
played good ball. During the frst hal
Grove, who was playing quarterback for tn
high school team was hurt and was carrie,
to the train, the injury proving only tenn
porary however. The boys finished tn,
game In better shape than they had evel
expected themselves.
There are at present twelve young chill
dren In theDorcas Home and there are tw
more who are expected to be dependent Of
this institution within compare lively fes
days. The society can use a great variet
OF supplies In the way of food. Clothing