The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-02-21

w. NJ. Fitzpatrick, a daughter.
William Blank is serving thirty day
sentence for being drunk and disorderly
W. l.. Parker, the monument dealer,
has "a, 800 worth of work ON hand, as
against 81, 900 at the same date last year.
Miss Nellie Turner is member of the
committee on place of meeting for the
next meeting of the State Ladies' Aux
iliary, Y. M. c. A.
AS two of the applicants were tied in
percentage for first place, at the Ann
Arbor's apprentice examination, another
examination will be held.
William Posthmus has resigned his
position with Osburn '& Sons to accept
place in the carpet department of
Longyear Bros, at Lansing.
New Lothrop now has three mails
daily, except Sunday. Another mail
from Brent Greek having been ordered
by the postoffice department.
As the State law provides that Wash
ington's birthday, February %, shall be
duly honored, Company H will parade
the streets on Saturday evening.
The Elks initiated thirteen candidates
Tuesday evening, and had a banquet
afterwards. A special train took Perry,
Bancroft, Durand and Flint Elks home
Mrs. c. L. Waldron, formerly of this
city, will remove from Yonkers, n. Y,
to Little River, Florida, where her son,
Geo. B. Waldron; has purchased fruit
farm.
Elmer, son of Aid w. E. Washburn,
broke his left arm last week by fall
The first of this week he struck his right
hand accidentally on pair of scissors,
and it is badly injured.
An east bound freight on the d. g.
M. ran into an open switch at the
Junction coal docks Thursday morning,
two freight cars We're derailed and the
switch demolished
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Frieseke, will be home in April after a
four years stay in Paris. Mr.. Frieseke
is one of the most successful of American
artists in the French capital
AT the regular meeting of the A. o.
U. w. lodge Tuesday night, a class of
candidates were initiated and r. S. Coy,
delegate to the Grand Lodge meeting at
Battle Creek, made his report.
The shed used as an office by the
Grand Trund Coal beavers was partial
ly destroyed by fire early Monday morn
ing. The department made fast run,
undoubtedly saving the coal dock.
The Corunna Coal Cos strike has
petered out The miners, tired of idle
ness and no pay, have gone back to work
at the old terms. Only four refused to
go back and they are looking for another
job.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
attend the graduating exercises of the
Northern Illinois College of Ophthal-
mology and GEOLOGY to be held today at
Powers theatre, Chicago. Mr.. Farrand
B. Holman, of this city is a member of
the class.
The Womans Club had an interesting
meeting at the Christian Science hall,
Saturday. Miss Lillian Deal read a
paper ON Spanish Rule in Mexico, and
Misses Rigley, Jones, and Kanagy dis
cussed the three reform leaders, He
dalgo, Marelos, and Iturbide.
Atty Odell Chapman secured the dis
charge of Chas. Galloway, Milton
Freeman and William Anderson, all of
whom live north of this city, in the u.
S. court at Detroit on Saturday. The
boys were arrested several months ago
charged with passing counterfeit half
dollar at the store of Roger Peca.
1t is said that Charles A. Towne has
joined Tammany Hall, is a close friend
of Louis Nixon, who succeeded Richard
Croker as the leader of the organization,
and will be, undoubtedly, Tammany
candidate for congress Mr.. Towne is
said to have made considerable money
in Texas, but the oil boom there is on
the wane.
The highest form of entertainment to-
day, is what is said of the pictorial re-
citals by Albert Armstrong. He gives
1.-THE Bonnie Brier Bush " the delightful
story by Ian Mac Laren, in the First NJ
f. church ON Tuesday evening next
This is the closing number of the y. NJ.
c. a. Star Course, and more delight
full entertainment could not have been
selected His Interpretation of the story
is graphic and vivid and the pictures are
of the actual scenes. Single tickets are
IS cents.
The loss of the great Adventist SAM
tarium at Battle Creek Tuesday morn
ing is loss to the entire state as well IS
to the city whose name and fame it has
helped 50 materially to extend to every
corner of the civilized world From a
small beginning thirty-ive years ago it
had grown to an establishment. (which
cared for some four hundred patients at
the home institution, where sseveral