The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-09

A. j. Ravens went to Carson City yester-
day on business
C. A. Conner has placed an electric sign
In front of his cafe.
Jno Lowry. of Laingsburg, transacted
business in this city Wednesday.
K. P. Byerly returned to his work In
Washington after casting his vote Tuesday
morning.
DR.. Gooding went to Milan Wednesday
morning, being called there by the death of
her father.
Mrs. Clarke, of Elsie, returned home
Wednesday after few days visit In this
city with her sister.
A. j. Ravens returned Tues day from a
weeks outing at Stanton. He reports
game as being plentiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Whalen left Wednes-
day morning for an extended visit In ,Oledo
and Bowling Green, Ohio.
The Amos Hack Co. has added new
bus to their fine line of vehicles. 1t makes
the run from the Wildermuth to the trains.
Miss Beatrice Bilhimer returned to her
home, in Bennington, yesterday after visit
In .this city With her aunt Mrs. II. r.
LOCKER.
Mrs. d. II. Lamb and daughter Esther
and her mother, Mrs. Clark, are In Creston,
Calf, where they expect to spend the
winter.
DR.. P. s. Wilson assisted by DR.. A. M.
Hume removed tumor from Mrs. Fred
ericka Steadman, Wednesday. She is i'm
proving nicely.
Rev. T. Masada, a Japanese graduate of
Albion College, will preach at the Asbury
church Sunday and will give lecture there
Monday evening,
Somebody put Bryan picture OH the
Michigan Central gate house Monday night
thereby arousing sufficient ire on the part
of the gate-keeper, Charles Collamer, to
furnish amusement and excitement for
west siders for several hours.
| Manager and Mrs. r. w. Crawford en-
tertained the seven young ladies comprising
the Office force of the OwOsso Telephone
Company at their home on GOOdhue street
Wednesday evening" An elegant dinner
was served after which the party enjoped
themselves until late hour.
The Current Topic club opened its pro-
/ For ho mt
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. s.
Williams. The topic for the afternoon, The
Federation, was conducted by Mrs. Austin,
the new president of the club, who with the
several other ladies present at Lansing re-
counted the best thoughts and purposes of
the Federation meeting. Coffee and dough-
nuts were served by Mesdames Williams,
Stever and Dudley.
Prof. A. j. Cadman was the recipient of
letter from his neice In Galveston the first
of the week. Among other things she
mentioned the supplies and money being
sent there. She said that these were going
to people who did not need them and that
those who were the worst of could not get
them. More bodies are being found each
day and the condition Of the city is very bad
yet. Rebuilding is being pushed rapidly
and mechanics are receiving forty cents per
hour.
If any one doubts that the republican
majority in this city contains still greater
proportion of the Intelligent citizenship Of
the city, just let him ponder over the vote
taken In the high school last Tuesday morn
ing when the vote was nearly In the Fro
portion of three to one in favor of the re
publican national ticket. No one can den,
that the families represented In the higl
school are among the most intelligent, mos
thoughtful, and best In the city. Such al
overwhelming majority coming from such
source should be q matter for no small
qualification to any party for which 1t wa
cast.
The high school pupils took a very inter
esting straw vote Tuesday morning, givinl
i, the following votes for the nominees abou
whom the greatest interest centered. o.
the pstiOnal ticket the school was over
whelmingly for Mckinley giving him Is
votes to So for Bryan. On the governor
ship the result was shaded down somewhat
Bliss receiving 1873 and Maybury 90 o
congressman, tie republican nominee did
little better again, Fordney receiving ID
I votes to 81 for Burt. When representatlv
8 In the state legislature came up Mr.. Maso
8 received 100 votes to 81 for McCaughns
while on sheriff, Crane pulled through wit
bare majority of one, the vote standin
] 102 to 101 The vote was significant on
4 10 many respects and furnished topic fl
q some speculation at the polls where the res
D test OF the ballots was going on.
The Sunnyside Greenhouses seem to hav
D the proper SORT of climate within thei
wallis and under their glassrOofs for chrys
anthemums. Yesterday morning the Sunny
side chrysanthemum show began at tn
8 down town greenhouse and showroom an
4 to say that II exceeded anything ever befOI
9 seen in this city IN that line would be but
;, faint way Of describing the display. Thei
, are come fifty different varieties on exhib
. tion anne Of the largest apDrOaching 4