The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-03-09
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.

II. L. DunDar mas returneu IrOm OOiorduo.
John Faxon has been on the sick list this
week.
Will Achard was in Saginaw the first of
the week.
Born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bell, a son.
Chss. e. Rigley was in Detroit on bust
ness Tuesday.
M. l.. Parker is still confined to his resi-
dence by sickness.
Atty. w. A. Norton, of st. Johns, was in
the city yesterdy.
DR.. b. s. Sutherland spent Sunday and
Monday in Fen;on.
E. E. Bentley left Wednesday on aNbusi
ness trip to Philadelphia.
Thomas Carmody has been suffering from
an attack of grip this week
Postt flee inspector Parsel of Flint, was
in the city on business yesterday.
Owosso Chapter Royal Arch Masons will
work on the Mark Mason degree tonight.
Editor and Mrs. q. T. Campbell returned
home from their southern trip yesterday.
Attorney w. A. Norton, of st. johns,
was in Owosso, Wednesday, on business.
Esther, the little daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. d. b. Lamb has been quite sick this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sprinkle enter
tanned party of friends at cards Tuesday
evening.
Prof. Frank Zimmerman, of Detroit,
called on old friends in Owosso Tuesday
and WEDNESDAY.
Miss Name Lewis returned Tuesday
from visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Howe, In Linden.
The armory is to be equipped with
heater and bath tubs for the use of the
members of Company Il.
c. S. Williams returned Wednesday
evening from business trip to Bay City
and points further north
The Knights of Pythias did work in the
third degree last evening and INDUCED In a
lunch after the work was over
Mrs. George Carpenter and Miss Mayme
Hoyt returned Saturday from visit with
Miss Nellie Carpenter in Ypsilanti.
THE TIMES requests the chairman Of the
several republican township committees to
send caucus calls for publication at once.
Portions of the south wall of the Woodland
Furniture Works which had remained since
the fire in 1898 have just been torn down.
Prin. Esquire l.. Griffith, former Owos-
so boy, has resigned the principalship of the
Hart school to take charge of the school at
Fremont.
c. A. Towne, of Duluth, was a guest Of
Stanley E. Parkill, "wednesday. Both
gentlemen were on the program at the
Jefferson club banquet In Pontiac last even
ing.
DR.. Arnold found ample opportunity to
busy himself Tuesday afternoon when
three young men employed in the factories
of this city were in his Office at one time
with lacerated hands for him to dress.
The re-opening of Corunna Avenue M.
K. church will take place Sunday. In the
morning DIR. Jennings, of Saginaw, will
preach. j In ths afternoon at $50 there will
a platform meeting, addresses being made
by DIR. Hickey, of Detroit, and several of
the pastors of the city; also Rev. Seth Reed,
ID. d., will give his experience in Owosso
forty years ago. In the evening DIR. George
S. Hickey will preach, and on Monday
eveDingsgiye his popular illustrated lecture
on Venice to Paris, Northern Italy,
Switzerland and down the Rhine;" his per
sonal experience and views taken upon the
! spot during bis travels.
! Ticket No. 140 secured the quilt at the
Ladies' Library last Saturday. 1t was held
by Miss Pierpont.
J. o. Parker, physician and surgeon,
Office over Hall Bros. grocery. Day ana
night, calls promptly attended.
Owosso Lodge f. & A. NJ. worked the
third degree Wednesday evening, confer.
ring the Master Mason degree on tw,
brothers. After the work the members en-.
. joyed refreshments following with socia
session. a number of visiting brother,
from Corunna and Byron were present
some assisting in The work.
At the last Saturday afternoon meetil 9
of the Woman's Club the members listened
to two good paper, one a review Of
"Apglo Saxon Superiority" by Mrs. A. NJ
Hum, the other by Miss Curliss on Kip
, ling and Dickens as Interpreters of Human
NuureD The annual election resulted a,
follows: President, Mrs. Chas. Goodwin
vice president, Miss Frances Jones; record
! ing secretary. Miss Kanaey; corresponding
secretary, Mrs r. l.. Devereaus; treasurer
Miss Mary pierponf