The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-02-22

Henry Warren was in Lansing Tuesday
on business.
Albert Goetzen has been very sick with
grip since Saturday.
Mrs. d M. Christian visited Lansing
relatives Wednesday.
@. w. Starr, of Toledo, was In the city
Wednesday on business.
| DIR. A. l.. Arnold was In Henderson
Wednesday for consultation.
II. A. Hendricks, Of st. Johns, was In
the city Wednesday on business.
o. H. Carrier attended the T. NJ. @. "A.
anniversary In Durand Monday evening.
l.. A. Sanderhoof aud G. b. Symes were
In Detroit the drst of the week on business.
q. B. Estev and A. O. Crane made brief
business trip to st. Charles Tuesday eve
ming.
b. 8. Stratton left Wednesday for few
days business trip In the southern part of
the state.
p. b. Reynolds and @. a. HI. Payne at.
tended a farmers institute in Howell
Wednesday.
Fred Liable, formerly Of this city, stopped
here Monday on his way from his home In
Grand Rapids to Detroit.
| Mrs. T. o. Christian and son Arthur
spent Sunday In Lansing the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. D0nsereaux.
F. Il. Case and family have gone to Ann
Arbor where Mr.. Case has accepted q
position In the organ factory.
Frank Wallace. Of st. Charles, was in
Owosso Saturday coming to attend the
funeral of his brother Lorenzo.
Mrs. J. @. Osburn's Sunday school class
enjoyed sleigh ride Tuesday evening and
q supper at COnnor's after the ride
Mrs. e. B. Ward returned to her home in
Laingsburg Wednesday after visit wit h
her son, DIR. w. e. Ward in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey we're home
4 from Lansing yesterday and today. Mr..
Dewey attended the county convention in
COrunna.
Platt Elwell and Hiram AFFORD will
handle Champion machines In one of the
AFFORD stores, on West Main street, during
the coming season.
G. 81. Stephenson, president of the o. Il
G. Electric Co of Philadelphia, is expected
In the city today to look over the proposed
route for the electric line between Corunna
and Durand.
There are AZ cases on the calendar for
the February term of the circuit court,
divided as follows: Criminal 9, issues of
fact ID, Importance 1, issue Of law 1,
chancery 20, motions and petitions A.
The Michigan Central passenger train
south which Is due at Owosso at S:45 p. m.
was stopped between this city and Hender-
son Tuesday night and did not reach Owos.
SO until an early hour Monday morning.
The Dorcss Society was remember ed
yesterday by the ladies of the aid society OF
the Juddville M. K. church, who presente d
the society with quilt for the home.
Other societies about the county could q nd
profit In following their example.
The city assessorship question was settle d
at the Tuesday evening council meetin z.
Mr. j. d. Laverock will serve another year
and with the experience gained last year,
should be able to make bis work even more
satisfactory this year than 1t was last.
M II. Reynolds went to Ithaca yesterda J
to attend Sunday school convention in ses
sion there yesterday and today. Mr.. Rey
nOlds still retains his position as secretary o
the executive board of the State s. 3. Asso
citation and has charge of the normal work
Mr.. F. L. Whiting has resigned his posi-
ton as superintendent of the Owosso Car ri
: age Company's factory, the resignation TAX
: ing effect at once. p. X. Ebrenz, fOrme RI,
of Kentucky, who recently came to Owes s
to work for the company will take the posi-
ton.
The Senior Y. P. 8. G. X. of the Cor
gregational church has placed box in tn
postOfice for the benefit of the Dorcas HON
fund. Any who feel disposed to give to
s worthy society and for a worthy purpos
I need not hesitate to place their contrib ution
!. In the box.
A party of Sunday school pupils an,
teachers from Middebury and Sciota drov
g to Owosso Saturday for mid-winter picnic
n dinner was served in Richardson's hal
u The party comes to the city each winter o
n such trip, spending the greater part of th
:. day here each time.
T" Prof. K. M. Plunkett, of Ovid. has ar
nounced his candidacy for commissioner {
, schools in Clinton county subject to the de
Il csion of the republican county convention
> If the republican friends of Prof. PUNK q
u 10 Shiawassee county could settle the non
nation it would be made by reclamation.
Il The usual Monday afternoon meeting {
. tho Current Topic Club was held with Mrs
10 K. o. Dewey and Miss Williams. Tb