The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-10-26
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postofice in Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OwOsSO. FRIDAY. OCT. 20, 1900
LOCAL NEWS.

l.. d. heeler and FAMILY are spending
few days In Chicago.
j. F. Mabin was in jackson, Sunday, the
guest of relatives.
G. d. Kirby, of Henderson, was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Will May has accepted position as
engineer in a nil at Bannister.
JOS, Leavitt, of Kerby, transacted
business in this city Wednesday.
Arthur Let's was home from Durand
Tuesday, returning Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Elwell welcomed
daughter in their home Wednesday.
L. NJ. Woodin was home Sunday from
a trip inthe interests of the Loyal Guards.
f w. Lusk will soon open the store next
to the post-ofHce with full line of shoes.
Rollin Pond and J. b. Mcintosh trans
acted business in New LOthrop Wednesday.
M. Ii. Reynolds was In Ionia part of the
week looking after the state Sunday School
work.
Mrs. G. d. Bellinger, of Fresno. Cal. is the
guest of her brother, Julian butcher and
family.
The Nonsense Club met at the home of
Ethelyn ellison last evening and enjoyed
good time.
Monday of this week Harry Cole sent
camping outfit to Alpena for a party from
St Johns.
Miss Myrtle Wanacott has accepted a
position as relief operator IN the Bell Tele-
phone Office.
Glen Stark. of Mancelona, 10 IN the city
for few days called here by the death of
his brother.
Mrs. Stark, Of Brighton, arrived in the
grandson, Clyde Stark.
Ray Retain plead guilty to the charge of
non support in this city Wednesday, paid
the costs 10 the case and settled it.
A. K. butcher took in the excursion to
Chicago yesterday. While there he will
purchase an extensive line of holiday goods.
The farm residences of A. b. Cook and
Geo Il. MatiD are now connected with the
Owosso Telephone Company's switch board
Mr.. and Mrs. b.: s. Stratton were in
Shepherd the first week visiting relatives.
MIR. StrattoD also enjoyed a few days hunt
ing
A. E. HartshOrn spent Sunday In Jack son
witk his daughter, Mrs. G. s. Ensminger.
Mrs. Hartshorn who had been making a
longer visit, returned with him.
2 ward, w. M. Fitzpatrick, and Chas. Gale
3 went to Lansing Wednesday to attend the
9 state Federation of Women's Clubs.
Q On Nov. 1st the supreme officers of the
q Loyal Guards will be In this city. The
}, ladies of the local lodge are planning 9
o banquet to be given them that night.
70 Wednesday afternoon Doctors Crum
" Parker and Mahaney performed an opera
- ton upon Mrs. Frank Dean at the SAM
o tarium. She is getting along nicely.
W Rev. Erying, c. S. Sco6eld, Mrs e. A
tubt3 tIu iiso ilCiVn SOiDt, vi Ob
8 johns, were 10 the city Wednesday attend
= ing the Convocation at the Episcops
: church.
Messers. &. B. Pratt, Geo. Whiting, d
70 r. Bentley, and Wellington Bynn ant
y Mesdames Pratt and Whiting haye returned
q from attending the carriage makers con
~ yeptiop In New York.
Is Wednesday morning s. B. Pitts purchased
{; the grocery stock Of Fred Carpenter. Mr.
CARPENTER expects to 90 to Calumet wher
9 he has accepted position as manager In
!; large dry goods store.
0; Lawrence q Hilberg. proprietors OF tn
Racket store, have installed q cash carrie
system in their store and have also built
new and more convenient cashier desk 9
= placed that II does not interfere with IN
display of their goods as much Is the oh
one did.
The Amphictyon Society Of the bIg
school held Its fret meeting since the burn
Ing OF the Old Central School, at the Armor
a, Friday evening. A large audience wa
n present and q good program was carrie
D. out A memorial to the memory Of MI
" David Franklin Merfz was read by Mis-
" Grace Bartrem.
Dr. The Misses sturtevant and Shehet
= miiliuers, are defendants In suit brougf
y by the firm Of wholesale milliners wit
whom they did business before their fire.
20 The firm seems to be more than willing
take the entire amount Of the insurance
I'd cover their claim although II lacks come tw
'. hundred dollars Of being the amount Of Ii