The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-27

DIR. Gillian, or st. Johns, was In the city
Tuesday.
Rev. John Sweet preached in Saginaw
Sunday.
Arthur Dumond was home from Durand
for Sunday.
II. s. Hadsall returned Monday from his
western nip.
ALREADY considerably building is going on
about the city.
Clifford II. McCurdy spent Sunday with
Detroit friends.
Geo. A. Dibble shook hands with Ow0sso
friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Underwood Is visiting her
mother, In East0n.
The track of the street railway is being
put In first class shape.
Hon. F. d. Watson was in Ithaca on
legal business Monday.
Pension increase granted: Horace Sher-
man, HazeltoD, SO to SO.
The Lansing papers report Rev. K. W.
Hunt as sick with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Tod Kincaid will return Monday
from a visit with friends In Racine, Wis.
THE TIMES will publish the proceedings
of the common council for another year.
@. st. Clair and family have been visiting
their Ottawa county peach farm this week.
The Junior band gave one of their reg
ular parties in Wesener's hall last evening.
Dennis Olmstead was called to jackson
Sunday by the serious illness of his small
son.
Miss Lettie Goodale entertained her
cousin, Miss Ivah Perry, Of Durand, Sun
day.
The Bell stock of crockery and groceries
has been under the auctioneer's hammer
this week.
1t is the duty of every taxpayer to attend
the special school meeting at the armory
this evening.
Mrs. Chas. Scott received the insurance
carried by her husband in the M w. of A
last Saturday.
Mrs. Ami Nelson returned Wednesday
evening from visit with friends in jack
son and Lansing.
Mrs Chas. Shickle and son went to Sagl-
nav Monday for visit with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. A. K. Curry.
Roy Woodruff has returned from Detroit
where he has just completed his first year in
the Detroit dental college.
j. W. Hubbard has force of men at
work rebuilding the house on his farm
recently destroyed by fire.
Mrs. M. j. Kenyon has returned to her
home in FeniOp, after spending the winter
in this city with her daughter
The Knights OF Pythias initiated several
candidates at their meeting last night and
INDUCED in spread after the work.
The Frleseke block has been receiving the
finishing touches this week both on the
front and on the inside on the first floor.
Rev. w. l.. Farnum, of Tecumseb, for
mer pastor OF the Baptist church in this city
will occupy the pulpit of the same Sunday.
T. E. Heddle, of Perry, was in the city
Saturday. he has accepted position with
the Northern Pacific and expects to be
stationed at Gladive, Montana.
d. A. Holden, formerly one of the pre-
prietors of the American in this city, is ia
become managing editor of the Hancock
Copper Journal
Twenty-one excursonists took advan-
tage of the rates to Grand Rapids Sunday,
the first of the season. The first Detroit
excursion will be run next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Estey and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Webster learned how to shine in
the Abigail constellation of Stars at the
Tuesday evening meeting of the o. K. s.
Three of the members of Wesener's or
chestra assisted in furnishing the music fOl
a party In st. Johns Friday night while &
fourth member assisted at party in COrun
ma.
Hon. +. Ii. Watson attended banque
given by the St. Clair county republican
club at Port Huron last evening and today
Is making acquaintances among the dele
gates to the seventh district congressional
convention.
Mrs. Julia f. STARTS has just presented
ten dollars to the Ladies' Library Assocla
ton, the members of which feel very CRATE
full to the donor, the gift being as 1t is re
petition of numerous favors of similar ns
ture.
| Mrs. Carrie s. Calkins who has been work
ing in the interests of the Loyal Guard ii
this city has met with so much success IL
her work as deputy that she has plans
perfected for the organizing Of a Loya
Guard auxiliary lodge next Monday even
ing.
The local camp of the Modern WoodmaI
initiated class of about fifteen mem
bers at its Wednesday evening meeting
After the work literary program was car
ried out and then with number of visitor
from the Chesanlng and other camps tn
assembled Woodmen sat down to fine ban
quet prepared by the Royal neighbors.
The military company will apparently