The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-11

Vi DelrOlt, nave DeSH mere lOr seNeldl
days.
Michigan Central Engine No. has
gone to the shops at Bay City and No.
30 will do the Owosso switching
Cass Angle, formerly of Owosso, is
studying music in Oberlin. Mr.. Angle
has fine voice, and means to make the
most of it.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
church recently purchased a handsome
new carpet for the auditorium. 1t was
used for the first time, Sunday.
The Dorcas Home is greatly in need of
seed white beans, potatoes, and onion
sets for planting. Any donations along
this line will be gratefully received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clough, parents of H.
l.. Clough, have moved here from Caro-,
and are living in the Sayles house,
which they recently purchased, on John
street.
The Great Men and Famous Women
club has discontinued meetings, as the
president, Mrs. N. Janette, has gone to
Detroit for visit with her son, F. E.
Janette.
The Union Hack and Transfer Co.,
has purchased several new horses.
Among them is handsome team of
chestnuts valued at $500. They. will be
used on carriages.
The funeral of Mrs. Addison Garrison,
who died very suddenly of heart failure,
was held Sunday afternoon from the
residence of E. A. Ankles, River street.
Interment at Oak Hill
Christ Episcopal church choir, assisted
by the best musical talent of the city,
and John Cornwall, baritone, and Miss
Clara Cornwall, soprano, of Flint, will
give sacred concert here on April 80.
The bridge gang of the Ann Arbor
has blocked up the water-tank of the
Owosso depot for several inches The
new type of high engines which the
road has purchased found it almost i'm
possible to get water from the tank.
w. L. Grove, of Owosso, has been
promoted from travelling salesman for
the Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Company to first assistant to Manager
w. T. Murray of Saginaw. Mr.. Grove
will hereafter have Office work exclu-
sively.
w. L. Parker now has two monument
delivering wagons on the road. They
are driven by William Fletcher and
Julian butcher, Jr. Mr.. Mix, of Owosso,
and Michael Powers, of Battle Greek,
recently entered Mr.. Parker's employ as
stone-cutters.
Mrs. T. O. Christian entertained the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A, at
her home the last of the week. The X
L. Mandolin Club, composed of Owosso
young men who are being trained by
Miss Helen Decker, of Corunna, furnish
ed fine music for the occasion.
Harry Harrington has returned to
Corunna from Billings, Mont, where
he was city engineer, to accept a similar
position at the county seat. Mr.. Har-
rington was on the train that stalled for
five days and nights in a snow drift near
Minot, n. D., and suffered severely from
cold and hunger.
The Owosso Canning Co., which is
composed of Payne Bros, will put in
70 acres of tomato plants this spring,
which will supply their canning factory
with material for 5000 quart cans of
goods. Hall Bros. have already contract
ed for the entire output, which will be
triple that ,of any past season. The
work of canning next fall will be done
by fifty women and twelve men.
Mrs. Mary VanKauzler, of Elmira,
N. Y, lecture and test medium will ad-
dress the Spiritualists, of Owosso, at the
A. o. u w. hall, Sunday, April 18th,
morning and evening. Mrs. VanKauz
Ter comes very highly recommended.
She is now serving Philadelphia
society, thence to Chicago and then tc
| Owosso. Owing to misunderstanding
Mrs Carpenter will not be here til
April Goth, instead of April 18TH as ad::
vertised. Come and hear these able
speakers and test medium. Everybody
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bell, of Yves
Main street, recently received Letter
from Edward Bell, who returned from
Owosso to London, where he volunteer
ed for South African service. Mr.
Bells letter is dated Johannesburg
South Africa. He is in the Hospita
corps. Their ship was four weeks OF
the way. He says the railroad from
Cape town to johannesburg is line,
by the graves of British soldiers kille,
in battle, and by the skeletons of horse
and mules. The British soldiery re
spect Butler, in spite of his hard luck
he declares, but thoroughly dislik
Lord Roberts.
r. j. Tick, d. d. S., of Owosso an,
DR.. John F. Cardwell, of Durand, vii
be located in the Alma Block 331 Huro