The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-02-01

G. W. Jennings was In Norrice Tuesday
on business.
Deacon @. l.. Goodhue has been seriously
sick during the week.
C.S. Allison attended the funeral of j.
II. Fedewa In st. Johns Wednesday.
James Agnew has again undertaken the
management of the Henderson school.
Rev. 8. G. Taylor OF Vernon, called on
his son, G. l.. Taylor, in this city Wednes-
day.
The residence OF o. l.. Sprague has been
connected with the exchange of the Owosso
Telephone Co.
The West Side Great Men and Famous
Women Club met with Mrs. Ed. Conan
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ernestlne Dimmick returned Mon
day evening from visit with Miss Maud
Gale In Ann Arbor.
X. NJ. Th0me, of the firm or Thome &
Frisbie, was In st. Johns Wednesday at
tending the funeral Of J. Il. Fedewa.
s. @. l.. Brown, of the New National,
who has been sick for the last five weeks
with typhoid fever, was able to get down to
the Office Tuesday for short time.
The Spiritual Society gave program in
their hall last evening under the direction
Of Mrs. Weatherford and her daughter. who
were assisted by several others.
The address by Prin. l.. II. Wood In the
Y. NJ. Q. A. rooms Sunday afternoon was
one of the most inspiring talks which have
been heard In the rooms for long time.
Mr.. Wood took for his subject, "The
Purpose of Human Life"
Geo. K. Van Camp denies the story pub
lished In the Flint Globe to the effect that
he was contemplating moving to that city.
he says that he has no intention OF leaving
Owosso and expects to be right here attend
ing to business as in the past.
DIR. A. l.. Arnold, accompanied by his
son, Lester, left Tuesday for Toronto,
where they will visit with brother of the
doctor and where the doctor himself will
take treatment for the abcess which has
proved such painful trouble to him during
the last two weeks.
Harry Trombly and William Rumsey Jr.
were sentenced to sixty-fve and ninety
days respectively In the Detroit House of
Correction by Justice McCaughns for steal
inn nh Loot CT
urday night. "PrOf." VIM. Gllmartin,
balloOnist, at whose house the chickens
were turned into feast, was also sent to
the Detroit House of Correction for term
OF ninety days for his share in the enter
! prise.
The regular meeting of the WOman's
Club was held in the Christian Science ha II
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. w. NJ. Kilpatric k
presiding in place of the president Mrs.
Chas. Goodwin who was detained by sick
ness. Two creditabe papers were READ,
one by Miss Plerpont on "The Develop
ment of American Sculpture" and the
other, an especially we'll written paper, "a
Comparison with French Sculpture" by
Miss Kanagy.
The marriage of Mr.. Ed Weidman, of
Durand, and Miss Lois Parker of Ban
croft, took place Wednesday noon at the
home of the brides grandparents in the latter
place, Rev. j. p. Warner, of this city,
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weidman,
| Mrs. ID. l.. Densmore, and Mrs. l.. T..
Woodland, of this city, were present at the
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Wedman will be at
home in Durand where they already have q
house furnished and awaiting them.
The Congregational ministers of the
| Genesee Association held meeting in the
parlors of the Congregational church In this
city Monday with but small attendance on
account Of the illness OF number Of the
members of the club into which they had
| formed themselves. The principal feature
| OF the meeting was criticism of Horace
Bushnell by Mr.. l.. K. Gould of this city.
Mr.. Gonld spoke along the lines of his in
fluence on New England theology. 1t was
decided to hold the next meeting in Owosso
on March 10.
Evangelistic meetings will be begun in
the First Nj. K. church next Sunday,
| February 3. The meetings Will begin
| with mass meeting for the young
people of the city at 3:45 The series of
meetings will be under the direction OF the
! evangelists, Crossley apd Hunter who are
said to be without 6uperiors anywhere in
| their special line of work. They have
worked on two different occasions in Boston
and have just finished their third series of
meetings within three years in Minneapolis.
An Invitation Is extended to the general
public to be present and take part in these
meetings.
The young men of the First Methodist
church have demonstrated one thing.
| They have proved that when they are "at
home" they are as pleasant a set of enter
tanners as there are In the city. They were
at home to the young men of the city aud
their friends In the parlors of the church
on Tuesday evening OF this week
and thoroughly enjoyable Tina was had
by all present. The rooms had been hand
| ely decorated and trimmed with pOtted