The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-03-30
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, MARCH 30. 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.

Monday.
Born, Monday, to DR.. and Mrs. W. X.
Ward, a daughter.
ID. j. Gerow has sold his ten cent feed
barns to MIR. Ii. Sutterby, of Antrim.
j. M. Story has returned from visit to
his Leota, Clare county, spoke factory.
Owosso Lodge No. 81 F. and A. M.
worked the second degree Wednesday even
ing.
The Atlas Life Association has moved
from the Odd Fellow hall to the Richardson
hall.
The Assembly Club will give an Easter
party in the armory Monday evening,
April IS.
Wilson Tent No. l69 X. o. T. NJ. initiated
four new members at its Monday evening
meeting.
Read the advertisement of d. j. Evans in
this issue of Saginaw County Farm Lands
For Sale"
The closing number of the Y. M. G. A
Star course will be given Tuesday April 10
by DIR. A. A. Willis.
George Wright returned to his work in
OSburn q Sons store Monday. after few
days sickness with the grip.
Miss Christine ellison and Clara Goodng,
of the Alma schools, are spending the vaca
tion at their homes in this city.
Ray Retain returned from his visit with
his brother. Rev. Fred s. Retain, at Parkers-
burg, W. Va, Saturday evening.
Mrs. F. K. Doods and two daughters, Of
Saline, have been guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hopkins, this week.
John h. Cardweli of the Detroit College
of Medicine, has been visiting his mother
and friends i'll OwOsso during the week.
George Lanphere went to Marshall Satur-
day night, called by the death of his father
who has been an invalid for number of
years.
Misses Adeline, Florence and Master
Theron Atwood, of Caro-, have been spend
ing the past week, the guest of relatives in
this city.
The members of Company II entertained
their lady friends at the Armory Tuesday
with the re guar drill and band concert
following that.
The democrats filed up the vacant place
on their ticket caused by the refusal of d.
M. Christian to run for alderman by placing
E. A. Todd on the list
The 1st Spiritual Society of Owosso will
celebrate the SEND anniversary of Modern
Spiritualism at their hall, corner Main and
Park streets, Sunday, April 1st.
| Hugh Conklin was in Perry on business
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Conklin graduates
from the Ypsilanti State Normal this year
and has attracted no little attention as a
student of unusual ability.
Mrs. Joseph Amos spent the first of the
week in Detroit attending the funeral of a
nephew who died from injuries received
while alighting from train on the elevated
railway in Chicago last week.
The members of Company Il. intend to
make a regular feature of the social hour
after drill Tuesday nights for the benefit of
lady friends and social members. The
Owosso Light Infantry Band will furnish
the music
j. N. Beckwitb, agent for the Western
Union Telegraph Company in this city, has
been making extensive improve ments in
the arrangement of his Office, putting in a
large operating table and building a fine
new counter out nearer the front of the
room.
Chicago on leave of absence this week re-
newing acquaintance aud visiting relatives
and friends. Lee Is looking as well as ever
and apparently finds no trouble 10 getting
along with Chicago life.
@. A. Dewitt was held up by the en-
ployees of Estey factory A who work under
him Saturday, and presented with q
fine Elgir, full jeweled watch In an open
GOLD case, as a reminder of their regard, Il
being his birthday.
L
Street Commissioner Chase Is deserving
of a good word for beginning to clean up
the streets Wednesday. There was still
enough Ice left on the pavement 10 places to
make 1t quite impossible to clean all OF the
streets but great Improvement was made
wherever 1t was possible and since then al
have been greatly improved 10 appearance.
J. A. Barrie has moved his meat market
10 the south side OF Main street, No. 119, In
the Brunette store where he will remain
until his fine new brick block Is erected on
the site Of his old market place. Workmen
began tearing down the old market early 10
the weev, and not sign OF It Is now left on
the lot.