The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-26

keeper for W. S, Hunt.
VIM. Murin. salesman for the Chaplin
cheese factory, was in the city Friday.
Wilkinson q Stone have closed out their
business and removed to Marion, Ind.
VIM. Connors was sentenced to fifteen
days In the county Jail Friday for drunk
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Cole entertained Mr..
and Mrs. g. Il Bristol, of Bannister, Sat
urday.
A. l.. Kelff has purchased the me reliant
tailoring business OF j. }. Deshane, of
Marshall.
James Shepherd Is assisting at the water
works during the absence of G. A. Beebe
on his northern trip.
j. ii. Copas purchased the grand stand
on the old fair ground property at the
auction sale Saturday, for $l05.
George Pound has gone to Detroit where
he will act as stenographer in his uncle's
law office and will also study law.
Mrs. ID. II. Lamb accompanied by her
daughter, Esther, and mother, Mrs. Clark,
spent Sunday with friends in Pontiac.
Rev. e. w. White, of Jackson. was in
Owoss0 Friday calling ON the numerous
friends he made while here last November
and December.
+. G. Oatman was acquitted In Justice
McCaughna's court Friday from the charge
of taking improper liberties with q young
girl In this city.
The Royce Jobbing Co. Is clearing away
the debris preparatory to rebuilding the
house owned by l.. K. Gould which was
recently burned.
County Agent King placed an eleven
year old boy from the state public school at
Coldwater In the home of Frank Raymond,
in Fairfield, Friday.
Through the efforts of Congressman
Fordney widows pension of Sl2 per
month from Mar 1, 1898, has been granted
Mary G. Pierce, of Bath.
Jay G. Cole. of Durand, has been the
guest of his sister, Mrs. M. G. Andrews, on
Ryan street. this week helping care for his
daughter, Miss Nellie, who Is sick.
The meeting at the Y. M. @. A. hall Sun
day afternoon was good one. The ad.
dress was given by Rev. G. Ii. Hanks,
Victor Welte played the cornet and the
singing was looked after by G. G. Duff.
The o. L. 1. indoor base ball team de.
feated the Owosso Carriage Co. team Fri.
day evening by score of 4 to z. The
game was the first of a series of three and
was an interesting one from the start.
Miss Jessie PennOck and Harry Van
Dyne. both of this city, were married in
Conesus, N. Y, Friday. Both are we'll
known in Owosso. Mr.. Van Dyne was a
member of Co. G and is the oldest son of G..
l.. Van Dyne, of Maple avenue.
The Amphictyon society of the high
school elected officers as follows for the
ensuing quarter at the Friday evening
meeting: President, James Mclean; vice
president, Belle Fisher; secretary, Donna
Sherman; treasurer, Leo Crum; critic.
Jerry Gibbons; marshals, Gaylord Finch
and Harry Orr.
Following is a list of letters advertised
Jan. 20, 1900, at the Owosso postofice: j.
l.. Selling, j. B. Wright, A. L. Morris,
Louise Lansberry, Mrs. G. K. Hutchings,
Fred Greed, Mrs. Lizzie Deanville, j. W.
Barnard, Mr.. Bennett, Mrs. Flora Brack-
man, d. j. Easton. Third class matter,
Fred Scholtz.
The inspection of Corunna Commandry
No. 81 Knights Templars Friday night
brought together the Knights to the number
Of about one hundred. Every knight with
In the Jurisdiction, which includes not only
the cities and villages of the county but
even extends to and embraces Chesaning on
the north, who could be, was present.
They were not only present for the inspec.
ton but also for the preceding reception
to the Right Eminent Sir Charles r.
Hswley, Grand Generallsslmo 0f the Grand
of Michigan and former
brigadier general of the Michigan National
Guard. This reception of itself was very
pleasant function. After the reception
was ended the inspection began, the com.
comforting the Order Of the Temple
on a candidate in a manner which Gen. |
Hawley pronounced excellent compliment.
ing them not only on the special work of |
the evening but on the general proficiency
shown on every hand. An elaborate BAN
luet followed the inspection.
New Owosso phones have been placed |
in the following business places and resi-
lences No. gil, E. r ineke's residence;
2S3, Board of Trade; III, Deputy Sher-
III Cady; 157, Knights of Pythias; 2l7,
DR.. Parker; 293, Mumby's cigar store,
2O5-3 rings, E. 7. Wilson's office; 2O5-4 |
IinHs, Ami Nelson's residence; 100, Har-
~ Coles residence; 800, Harry Osmer's
ola, III. w. Parker's Office.
How's This2
We offer One Hundred DollarsRe ward
Tor any case of Catarrh that cannot be
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