The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-27
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. APRIL 81, 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.
Entered at the Postofnce In Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.


A. Il. LOOMS has begun work for l.. d.
Wilson.
DIR. j. ID. Crum was in Ann Arbor, We'd
nesday and Thursday.
j. A. Cooper left Monday for business
trip of month thro Ohio.
Miss Ethelyn ellison entertained party
of friends at six o'clock tea Saturday even
ing.
A. ID. Whipple was in Saginaw and Glad
win county on business Monday and Tues
day.
Principal Floyd Chaplin entertained his
mother Mrs, A. P. Chaplin, of Fenton, Sat
urday.
Read the advertisement of ID. j. Evans in
this issue of Saginaw County Farm Lands
For Sale"
l.. @. Mead, of st. Johns was the guest
OF his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Mead, the first
of the week.
Nj. Ii. Reynolds is attending Sunday
school Institutes in the western part of the
state this week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hume was called to Detroit
Wednesday morning by an announcement
OF the sickness of an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Brown, of Saginaw,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Mcclellan the first of the week.
Congressman Fordney has recommended
the appointment of Mrs. j. K. Calard as
postmstress at West Haven to succeed j.
| w. Mcintyre, resigned.
Company G OF this city and the entire
Michigan National Guard left for Island
Lake two years ago yesterday. Two years
ago today was their first morning in camp.
Roy Woodruff has gone to Columbus,
Ohio, where he expects to work for the
most of the time between uow and the
opening of the Detroit dental college next
fall.
e. P. Gilbert and Chas. Hopkins returned
Tuesday evening from their short outing at
Linden. They decided that the weather is
still little too cool for the best sport on the
water.
Frank Tucker, manager of the Lillian
Lyons Stock Co. and Frank Dean, also of
the same company, which is playing 10 the
opera house in this city this week, were
formerly Ow osso boys.
The members of Company II awarded a
contract to A. r. Hollis for putting one tub
and one shower bath in the armory, using
the old bowling alley room on the third
floor for the bath room.
Albert Murray, an eight year old nephew
of William Barnes of this city, arrived in
O@osso Saturday to make his home with
his uncle. The boy came all the way from
his home in Bradford, England, alone.
Geo. Nj. Grahame was in Flint Tuesday
Mr.. Bliss may secure in the state conven-
and Wednesday on business for the Nc
Cormick company. He reports the outlook
for the wheat cryp as very poor in many
places about Genesee county.
Reuben Weidman, of New Haven, and
Miss Ida Mcintosh were married Wedhes-
day at the home of K. r. Coy, Park street,
Rev. s. A. Strawn officiating. They wen,
to Grand Rapids for short visit after which
they will make their home in New Haven.
A little travelling German band blew
lots of music to the winds in this city M on
day. Incidentally they molstened their
throats In several OF the saloons in the
proximity OF which the seemed most will
ing to lirger but all managed to leave town
in good order.
Meron Sherman has accepted a position
with large dry goods and clothing house
in Joplin, Missouri, and has left for his new
location. MerOn has made many friend:
d lring the years that he has spent In the
employ of Osburn & Sons 10 this city anc
the best wishes of all of these will 20 will
him
Toe Owosso Fishing and Outing Cut
which has had camp and camp equipment
at Parker's Park for the last few years ha:
sold out all Its interests at the camp except
one cottage and the lease to the land or
which it stands. The camp is on the bank
of Woodbeck Lake about four miles ives
of Greeuville. 1t was purchased by DR.
+. T. Abbott and Rev. II. W. johnson, o
Ovid.
A majority of the members Of Company
II agreed that they would be willing Il
forego the luxury Of being paid for thei
time rather than miss entirely the expert
epce OF the state camp this year. TIT
question as to the camp is not, however, b,
any means settled, and there are still sew.
eraI questions to be considered before thu
state camp will be certainty for the com
ling summer