The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-03-22
Local News.

DIR. A. M. Hume was called to Durand
Tuesday evening on professional business
T. j. Tubbs has returned to his work at
Murray & Terbush's after short sickness.
Company II added one active and three
social members at Its Tuesday evening
meeting.
An original pension of So per month has
been secured by G. W. Loring for Allen
Goddard.
Miss Emma Frieseke left yesterday for
Durand to spend week with Mrs. George
Westbr0Ok.
The Western Union Telegraph Co., will
soon place an electrical clock in the lobby of
the postoffice.
The council will hold a special meeting
tonight to complete arrangements for the
coming election.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Fl. Keller have been en-
Pertaining Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Keller, Of
Grand Rapids, part Of the week.
Andrew Van Ripper, of Woodruff, was so
badly injured on Friday last by falling
tree that his recovery has been in doubt
since.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Thomas will move the
first of next month into the rooms over
their store on West Main ST.. their former
home.
f. j. Stoddard went to Detroit Tuesday
evening ON business. He expects to take a
position soon with one of the Detroit
electric lines.
Howard |. and Miss Fannie Crawford 90
to Ann Arbor tonight to visit friends Satur-
day and Sunday and to hear Sousa at Uni
versity Hall tomorrow night
The horse driven by Jas. Hopkins, carrier
on rural route 8, slipped on the ice Tuesday
aud fell In such manner as to cause its
death few hours afterward.
Invitations have been issued for the
Easter Ball to be given at the Armory
kOnday evening April by the No Name
Assembly Club. Wesener's orchestra will
furnish the music.
Hon. Frank II. Watson has been re-
appointed as a member of the advisory
council Of the State League of Republican
Clubs. Ralph Loveland, of Saginaw, is
the other member from this district, while
4. P Waldron, of st. Johns, represents the
commercial travellers.
The following is the list of letters un-
called for at the Owosso postofice. week
ending March 16, 1901: Benz Harding
Mrs. Della Rogers, Mrs. G. Z. Smith, Mrs.
Lucinda Hay, Mrs. T. C. Harnisb, Herman
Draeger, Chas. MthOn, Orpha VaDostep,
MIR. Watson, James Stein, f. M. Foster.
The prohibitionists have nominated COM
plete city ticket. The nominee for may or
s s. ID. Emery. For clerk, treasurers, jus.
toe Of the peace and school inspector, the
nominees are respectively T. p. Mitchell,
ID. M. Christian, Fred Townsend, and A. j
Cadman. Ward tickets were also put in
the field.
The school board announces that the
Pablo Is cordially invited to visit the new
Central School building this afternoon or
Sunday. The building will be open on
Sunday as the members of the board ap-
preciate the fact that there are q great
many people whe will wish to visit the
building but cannot get away at any other
time.
Miss Florence Zimmerman, off this city,
aud Mr.. Harry Nix, of Big Rapids, we're
married at noon Monday at the home OF
the Rroom's father In Ovid It had been
planned to have the ceremony at the home
Of the brides mother In this city but Rev.
Mr.. Nix, who was to perform the ceremony
was sick and unable TO come from his home
Ia Ovid. The ceremony therefore took
place at his home In Ovid where he oficiated
~ had been planned. Only members of
the immediate families of the two young
people were present. Mr.. and Mrs.. Nix
left at once on the afternoon train for Big
Rapids where they go to housekeeping at
once. Both have many friends In the city
Woo extend their best wishes to them 10
their new home.