The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12


morning from his extended trip in the
south.
q. S. Allison, OF this city, has been re-
elected as director of the State Bank at st.
Johns.
Mayor Hume, Justice McCaughna and e.
D. Dewey were in Saginaw, Wednesday
afternoon.
The Howell condensed milk factory re-
ceived on Monday 1885, pounds of milk,
for which 81, 500.7l was paid.
Chas. E. Rigley has been In Grand Rap
Ids this week looking after the Estey furni-
ture sales during the exhibition.
Miss EVA Carr entertained friends at her
home on Park street, Tuesday evening, In
honor of Mrs. j. X. Young, of London,
Ontario.
Lou Allison was confined to the house
by sickness part of the week. His broth
er Rob, of st. Johns, assisted at the store
during his absence.
The annual meeting of the directors and
stockholders of the Owosso Sayings Bank
was held Tuesday when all of last years Of
ficers were reelected.
VIM. KOhlmeyer, of Rush, has added to
his mill outfit an Is inch French burr stone
with bolter attachment for grinding gra-
ham flour and corn meal.
The sessions of the board of supervisors
this week have been devoted wholly to rou-
tine business, such as hearing reports of
coanty officers, allowing bills, etc.
The Owls will hold one of their meetings
at the home of Bert Cook tomorrow even
ing. An unusual amount of fun for even
this jolly society will be furnished by
mock trial.
Shiawassee county will pay S795.46 and
Livingston county S4O4 "a to the official
stenOgrapher for the 35th judicial circuit.
The amount Is apportioned upon the mum.
Der of cases.
Roy Mathews, X. G. Mahaney, Ernest
Jacobs, Frank Cooper and the Misses Nc
COrmick we're among the number OF Uni.
versity students who returned to Ann Arb0r
early in the week.
James Anderson, aged 73 years, died
Sunday morning at the home of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. James Loeb, Mulberry street.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Rev.
G. H. Hanks, officiating.
The Modern Woodmen and the Royal
Neighbors of this city held joint installa-
ton of officers at their hall Wednesday
evening, enjoying good music and re-
freshments after the installation exercises.
d. c. Clapp went to Grand Rapids Mon.
day to attend the furniture exhibition.
After the exhibition is over Mr.. Clapp will
travel in Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio, with
the lines put out by three of the largest
furniture factories in the west.
The change in Co. II officers has now
been made, the retiring officers having re-
ceived their discharge and the new ones
their commissions. The signature Of AID.
jutant General Case appears on the new
commissions along with that of his chief,
Gov. Pingree.
| Here's hard times offer sure enough.
DIR. Hagadorn, the noted Eye Specialist,
will examine your eyes free and furnish
you solid gold frames for So. 90. This offer
Is good from now until Monday noon, Jan.
IS. At the New National from 10 to 10
add to 8 and $3.50 to 8 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First M.
K. church has elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year, President, Mrs.
G. St. Clair; vice presidents, Mrs. Geo.
Fauth, Mrs. w. Guipe, Mrs. j. j. Mackey;
secretary, Mrs. I'll. II. Daniels; treasurer,
| Mrs. j. Goodwin.
The First Spiritual Society at Its last BUSH
ness meeting elected officers for the ensuing
six months: President, S. z. Watson; vice
president, Mrs. Z. w. Fortress; secretary,
Mrs. Parker; treasurer. James Yeates; trus-
tee, Martin Rourke. The society is enjoy
ing steady growth and is in a prosperous
condition.
John johnson, former resident of this
city, residing near the Central School, but
who for several years past has lived on his
farm near Chesaning, died very suddenly
Friday while on a load of hay near his
home. The funeral services were held Sun.
day, the interment taking place in Oakhill
cemetery in this city.
FL. 81. Seeley, of this city, has completed
the organization of stock company In Ann
Arbor for the manufacture of the new gaso-
line lamp In which he has become interested
In company with Chicago friend. The
company has been capitalized and will soon
be ready for business. Mr.. Seeley is to be
congratulated on the success with which he
has carried through the work of organizing
this company.
q. Il. Otis was called to Hudson, Wis,
Monday evening, by dispatch announcing
the serious sickness of his mother. On his
arrival he also found his son, Hubert, dan
gerously sick with typhoid-pneumonia. A
dispatch to Lawrence Hamblin yesterday