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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Seiielben SSabres fam iie nit ibrem
@atten nod aurora, mo lie leitber
beltanbig gepobnt bat. Sbr @otte
itarb Dor 21S Sabren unb aiiBer.
benz eing ibr Dor etpa Sabresfriii
cine Softer, 5rou @ic. Iltringer,
i'm Sobe poraus. sic binterldBi
nern 4inber: Teter, Sobn, Sranf,
Sobn sc. nno @ilbelm, Srau Sic.
@i6eIs, Srau Sobn aoblep unh
SRI. Warearetba uno SRI. &atie
aartbeiier, pelhe slqe in Muroru
mobnen, lestere 8eiSen uno @il.
belm aiif Der Sarm. Srau Scar.
tbeiier mar cine rebtihaffene, itets
fleiBige uno aftuneswertbe Srai,
Die bon Maen bod aead)tet murSe,
Die tie fannten, cine fiiriorglihe
Wutter, oeren Mnbenfen Itets IN
beiten gbren gebalten meroen miro.
Die 8eeroigung fano Sreitas gor.
mittag INN 8 llbr bonn 3rauerbauie
unb UNI 10 rbr bon Der belitiben
fatboliihen Waria-8
Stride I'M 8uif aus, auf Dem DOR.
tigen Sriebboie an Der Seite hires
lieben @atten itatt. Sic rube in
Srie6en!
Soiepb Sennes uno SRI.
2ena @ooaff lieBen iih Wittipof
@ormittas I'M 9 ubr in Der ct.
Wifolaus . Stride ourf Serrr
Bfarrer Shniidel trnuen, nobel
Yeter Wobaff nnb SRI. Barbara
Wolitor Die Srau5eugen paren. 0er
Srauing folate ipGter elm frGblides
&of5eitsfeit bel pielen idonen @e.
if)enfen 1no guten WiinIfen
9rGutigam mo 8raut iiiie itreb'
lame iunge Seute, Die iid zines gu
ten &ufes erfrenen.
Sn ser ct. Nifolaus. Stride
tpurben @ittwod 8ormittag Hic
2ettinuer nnb SRI. ghriitine Warl
6nrd Serrn Bfarrer tSdniide[ &C.
trauI, nobel Aseter 3ettinaer unf
SRI. Wamie Warr oils Srau5euger
iungirten. 9ie 9rart lit eine
Eohter bon Sobm Worr on Der
Wain StraBe nnb erfreut lid, eben,
10 mie ibr @atte, zines iebr guter
Mufes. DDS jltnge Eaar erbieli
5ablreide @eiheufe nno @iiMide.
Beter Stuiter nnb Srau 10.
ben aus S%ungliniter, 2~uremburg
mitgetbeilt, oaB lie BORT mobile
balten angelangt limo nnO bob es
linen reft gut eefGat. Sic anti
iiren iih iest nit ibren germanoter
ino alien Sreunoen unb geoenfer
crit nah Der Mortini.&irmes on
Riidreiie nod Iurora wieoer ni1su
treten.
0einabe al Gas erltidt mare
borleste aht Yeter @elter aus Dir,
gil, pelber bier BET ieiner Sd)me,
tier. Srau &iirns. auf 9eiudJ meilte
Mls er Worgens gegen 61a lin
aufgefunoen milrbe, mar er ihor
~bennBtlos mo es nabm ame'
Ier5te mebrere Stunoen, bis lie ibr
auber @efabr bradten. Iiis ben
nift politansis geidloiienen Gas.
balm mar Die gon5e Naft btnourf
oas 8as ausseitromt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24
Seimlueb.

60 miro es iest 5u &ouie iein:
Mm Jcnlter ruuIf)t ole nlte 9inoe.
Bon ferneu Wieien febren iod)t
1ie lebten miiben AbenOlpin6e
Gum Shlummer in Die 3mcige Elm,
llnb III Die meide TGmmernaht
Stieblt heimlif iid] bnrf Die Oar.
0inen
Gin idmaler, blmlfer Sompen.
ldIelt .....
2eia tidt Die llbr. I'm &ogel-
bauer
9tmr Damn rno lpalin ein 3mitiher.
laut,
@nn5 leiie iummt Ole Sonpen.
famine,
limo Iues lit 10 it'll mo troilt.
Ger idppofe &out ans Soter8
Efcife
3iebt ringelno in ous Sid)t birtein
llno iiillt nit lcinen IiiBen Siiftcll
Sas oltc, licbe aommerlcir.
Tie Mlltter iist gon5 nah scr
Sumpc
ltno itridt uno itridt. Nur onlul
un0 lpann
Sebt lie Die lieben. glten Nugen
limo i6aut Ben Batter lGdeln0 on.
Gr lGhelt mieper. Ianf nno Siebe.
@ns braufl es On Der Worte piel,-
Is baben Sebnen unD 8eOanfem
Genielben 0eg, oaiielbe 3iel.
Sic ld)ou'n nod beiite rings an
Glide,
lie toQen gltbrn runb mo roth,
llnb wie IN ibren blouten Iuaen
Gin demonstrates Siinfeln brpbt.
Sic idau'n Die fernen. frohen Gage.
Ins nlte Slid tritt lud)elno elm
ltnb icgnet lie nit milben SGnoen-
So miro es iest Su Squire fem! .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24
: SIM trauten 4ami{ien &rpise \

a6er uirit OH bon ser Soae err.
Ioien." (Sprid)m. %. 49, User
Ole Gutbc iport. 6aiIet ieineu
SoDn." (Sprihm. IS. 24.) STU.
tbe ulio Straie gcben @eisbeit; Der
anabe aber. Dem iein @iQc gelaiien
miro. mad)t ieiner Muttcr Sdou.
De-" (Spridm. 80. 10 ~3iidltiae
0eincn Sobn aanlit OH nid,t Die
Soifnulg pcrlicrcIt." (Spridm.
10. 49,
3meitcns: 9ic Struie loa
pcrnilnitig mo gered)t lein.
a &crniinftia lit lie. menn lie
nid)t 5u OFT. nid)t obne ltcbcr.
legung, uidlt in blinoer Seiben.
id)oit nngemonot miro. ulib menn
icoe MiBbanblung unb 8%rnuiam.
felt pcrmicocn miro. Shloaen an
Gen &opf fam iebr leid,t 8ehirn.
lciOen. @eboriebler nnb anoere
SG1lcn SIR Solge babert. 1aS
bcite forper!i6e ;3iiGtiguHgSmlttel
lit ilno bleibt ole Nutbe, ans hiir.
men, felten Hciicrn Sniamincugebuii.
bcn; nber olld) Oomit. ldlla9e mani
uidt nlf oen &opf. ioiiOern dilf ocn
Tiidcn oOcr in oie floidlc &uno.
b. @ercd)t lit Die Stroie, meun
jcbc Bnrteilihfeit permieocn miro
ulO ole Straie Der @roBe oes Sch.
lcrs entlprid]t. Hiemals bari ciu
&ino geitraft perben, menn es mr.
ous llnmiiicnheit ober Ourd eit lin.
aliid geieblt bat. @enn !. .. eiu
aino cine Irbeit nidlt red]t aenad)t
bat. neil eS 0ielelbe nldt beiier Der.
ltal0, menIl es etipas 3erbrohen
oOer berlnrcn hot. nidlt II gos.
belt ober Mutbpillen uno GROCER
NadlGiiiafeit, ionoern mr. ourd) eit
llngliid. 10 gebiibrt ibn oaiiir feline
Straic. Ginem Sebler ans lin.
millenbeit loa nnr cine Gelebrnng
folgen; I'M Sale elmer per5eibltden
Hod)lGlligfeit MIR cine Grinneruna;
bel arober &adldiiiafeit oher
@lcidlgiiltigfelt ober aeSient iih
id)on elm So0el oDer cine Trobnna.
Sanoelt Is lib nm Sehler alis DO.
ier Heigung ODER @~ewobnbeit, ). ..
i'm 9iigen, nm 3anfcn, Sdimpfen,
Haifcn. Steblcn. Oa bari Die
Straie nid)t mlsbleihen, nod piel
m%eniger. menn lid gigenlinu oher
9osbeit 5eigen ioate.
9eioer miro Der grfpls Der
Strafe oft III sroBe 6raae geitelt
oaourdl, OaB mandc gltern nift
gleihmdBig bcim Strafcn perfab.
rem. Seute bel idliefter Game
b%eitraien lie itreng, lpas elm onoer.
NAL bel gutter Sanie gar niHt be.
Itroit woroen lit. Gin iold)es Ser.
fahren l1bt Die Strafe ais lrtge.
red)t erideinen uno pirft gegen Die
Gltcrn erbitterno.
Solcn Die Straien ole geniinifte
9eliering beipirfen, Damn miiiien
Ole ainoer ferner oeutlit iiiblen.
oaB hieielben ans beiliger Eflift,
nit boiler @ercftigfeit, obne 3orn
lno Seioenidlait poaSoaen pcroerL
Gortfesun9 iolgt.)
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24

Selien Die mabnen0en mo orob-
cu0cn @orte nid)ts, 10 mllB aon5
notbwenoig sur Strafc gearificn
meroen. Sreilih f1lt Den Gltern
oft idmer. ihr 8ino empiiuolid 81
Straicn; nbcr iie lino i'm IQgcmei-
men 10 nothpenSig, ooB obne ieg.
lihe Strofc cine quite GrSiebuna
gor niht 0enfbar lit. Genn pie
ser Weinitod. fals er quite ltnb
reihlite Sriihte briuaen ioa, be-
id)nitten Weroen muB. 10 Dab er
blutet, 10 muB man audi bel Der
G~rsiebung feline 3uflildt gum 9e.
Itrafcn nebmen. menn Die iibrigeil
Gr5iebun9smittel nidlt ben &c.
miiniften Grfol9 butten.
Sn 8etrefi Der Stroie iii folgen.
oes 5u mcrfcn:
6 items: aorperlid)e 3iidti.
gung lit niht Mus5uihlieBen. menn
lie audi nllr Iclten uno i'm Nuge-
meinen nlir Damn. iuenn ollie onoern
Wtlffel oerln9f paben. 5ltr Nflpcl'
onng fommen ioa. IS aibt. aber
gemiiie Sebler, Die mir orrd) cine
nngemeiiene forperliGe 3iifti9una
aebeIiert lperben fonnen. nGmlid)
angeuobute 9iiaenbaitiafcit, arober
lln9eboriom. bortnddiae Seller &C.
gen Die Sittlihfeit. mbaltenocr
2eihtiinm mo iene Hobbeit, Ole
iremoes Gigentbum mltbpiaia Der.
oirbt nno Shiere abiihtlib quilt.
Saber ruth nllf Der 81. 8eiit nit
Den nahoriiflitlten @orten alien
eltern, Ole &ntbe Su gebrauben,
NO es moth tbnt. .ShlGgit on
Den Sobn nit Der Hntbe. 10 miro
er nidt bapon Iterben Co. +. CT
piro's wobl fiiblen. ober Shooen
miro er nid)t leioem), feline Scele
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24
@rmnoiase Der Grsiebmns.
6orteB a.

2ie Srobung oarf uor AQen
nitt 5l bGufig a~naepanot mcrben
ionoern MIR Damn, uenn es moth
menoig lit. @os aber atgebrobI
miro, mliB, Tolls oos @ebot ooer
Gerbot ubertreten miro, immer I'M
feblbar iihcr nisaeiiibrt weroen
Gaber bari man nie mbeienner
un0 obne lleberle9ulg orobem. nit
nit etipns, mas mmobr iii, ). y
bel fleinen Scblern: .0u fonrmit IL
Ole Sole. nie NIT etwas, mas mar
nidt erfiiaen fam ooer mill. 81
lit es gan5 perfebrt. lpenn Glterr
oroben: I'D ihlas' DID foot. id
Jag oib fort", ETC.; oeuu erltcns
liigen lie, uno Speitcns peruriad)er
lolfe Srobuugen 5ulest gar feline
5llrbt. peil Dos 2ino balo merit
baB lie niht ausgeiiibrt lperbcn
Im belten lit es, feline beltimmtt
Strafe on5uOroben; oenn man mllf
ia ood ieoen SOIL iiir lid aacin be
urtbeilen, nm nlft rnaereht A.
meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24
Nus cine 6ran aaes fam.

Sic fann Die garse Naht III Ell.
nem Eaor S6ube tan5en, ole ibr
sluei 3oll 5ilr fiir5 limo INTO lid 90.
bel auf's Sohlidite amiiiiren.
Sic fam III Dem Sd)auienlter zines
MoOeuaarennagasins obne Iufent.
bait poribergeben. menu tic lid slim
gbganae eiucs giienbabn5ugcs ct.
ipaS perlpdtct bat. = Sic fam Die
balbe Nud)t nit einem briiacnoen
ainoe I'M Arm olf. mo abpanbcln,
obne auh MIR Den Shreibals 5t
priigeln. - Sic fam ibrem @atten
mie cine Seilige in Die gigen icben.
'wenn er ibr irgeno ein ainoermdr.
den iiber irgenO einen unperioiinl.
barren Club beno auibinoet, obne
eutfernt audi nur 81 pcrrotbcn, bob
lie meiB, pelf' foloiialer S~iigenbolO
or lit. - Sic fam iid einen bolben
Weter @ollenitoif IN ibre anoert.
bnlb Stunoen cntiernte @obnuna
idrifen, laiien. nod)ocm lie bent
SGnolct fiir l25 Collars Seioen.
5cuac OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NM
Serfnittert bat. nit elmer Iolb lie.
bcnSmiir0igcn Smooe. oaB DER
Giacntbiimer oes 0cihGits in lei.
mem nidts oIrhbobrenoem @eiiible
bon Scrwunoerlrna ~eriiillt miro.
Sic fam ood1 mas fam lie
niht2 Sic fam NneS - nit Ell.
ner Iusnabme, lie fam auf feiuen
Wnllm f~lpttprn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24

y Iud Ole StieifinOer oiirfen
nidt anocrs ~bebanoelt meroen ais
Die eigenen. @er Stieifinoer iiber-
nimmt. miiB linen ip%abrboft uns
p%olllt1noi9 Soter mo @utter err
iebcn; aud, nidt Der minbeite llnter.
ihieo bari 5wiiden ben Stieffinoern
nno Den eigenen 2inoerm bemertbar
lein, obipobl bel Der 8~eitraiun9 ais
oih in Maem iibrisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24

Hur g%riinen Meni6cn fonn
man blolien Iunit pormahen.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05


Lodge No. 115 F. & A. NJ: Hugh
McCurdy, John NJ: Fitch, G. F. Jack
son, E. c. Moore, E. F. Wade and S.
7. Parsons.
A score of years rolled by, each of
which was marked by increased pros
perity, until in 1879 the lodge had out
grown its old home and was again
compelled to seek larger quarters with
better facilities. On March 7th of that
year the Masonic Temple in the Os-
burn block was dedicated and the re-
moval of the lodge to that place was
celebrated in a manner befitting the
occasion.
Seventeen years of continued pros
perity made another change in quar-
ters necessary. The accommodations
were entirely inadequate for the pur-
poses of an organization boasting of an
active membership of nearly two hun
dred
These conditions were met with the
same energy and zeal that character.
lied the work of our brothers in deal
ing with similar conditions in years
gone by. The new lodge dedicat-
ed with imposing ceremonies May 10,
1896, and occupies the entire third floor
of the Citizens Savings Bank block, and
surpasses by far, any quarters formerly
occupied by the fraternity. The lodge
room proper is 42X4S feet, with par
lor 1sx2S feet. waiting, preparation
and property rooms, also kitchen and
china closets, equipped with all the
modern conveniences.
During it's history of half a century
many men prominently identified
with the commercial and industrial
interests of the city of Owosso have
been honored members of the fratern-
ity and contributed their share to the
prosperity and progress of the lodge.
Among those now deceased, who were
active in the work of the lodge, were
mentioned, NJ. w. Quackenbush, A.
L. Williams, B. o. Williams, A. b.
Chapman. J. H. Champion, A. j. Pat
terson, E. Salisbury, E. d. Gregory,
DIR. J. B. Barnes, c. E. Shattuck, Ira
Merrell. Adam H. Byerly, j. M. Hart
well, E. B. Ward, John Cute, Chas. y.
Osburn, Newton Baldwin, John d.
Evans, E. L. Brewer, B. F. Taylor,
Moses Mix, Jos. Manning, NJ. L. Stew
art, John T. Wolverton, Chas. A
Baldwin, Rev. B. F. Matrau, VIM. M.
Byerly, DR.. A. j. Robb, John W. Bah
cock, Jas Lock, D. NJ. Estey, E. d.
Leach, w. J. Lyon.
The following lodges were chartered
the same year as Owosso Lodge; By
ron, Utica, Livingston, Saginaw, OF
sego, Lake ST. Clair, Bellevue, Oxford
and Germania Saginaw.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05
Probate Court,

The final account of Charles HI Prior
administrator with the will annexed of
the estate of Ann Prior deceased. was
allowed and discharged entered.
By consent Of the heirs at law Of the
estate of George Prior, deceased, the
estate was closed and executrix dis
charged.
Mrs. Susan c. Muot was discharged
as administrative of the estate of Fred
Muot, deceased.
w. j. Parker, administrator of the
estate of Abbie G. Shattuck, deceased,
was discharged.
f. 5. Ruggles was appointed guar
dian of the person and estate of Theresa
Olrich, a mentally incompetent person.
c. E. Godfrey has asked that admin
istration of the estate of Jane Z. Card,
deceased, be granted to himself as
principal creditor of the estate. Hear
ing May 30.
The final account of Charles E. God
frey. administrator of tie estate of
Savillion w. Fuller, deceased, was al
lowed
j. W. Norris was appointed guardian
of the estate of his minor child, Louis
A. Norris, whose property is valued at
about $1,000
The will of Edmund Kanouse was
filed for probate by Dewitt c. Ka-
mouse, who asks for its probate and
that Irving L. Kanouse be appointed
administrator with the will annexed.
Value of estate $4,000. Hearing May
81. Deceased resided in Burns town
ship.
Irving l.. Kanouse petitions for the
probate of the will of Nancy Kanouse,
deceased, late of Burns township, whose
estate is estimated to be worth $4,000.
Hearing May 81.
Mrs Ida j. Johnson was appointed
general administrative of the estate of
Charles V. Johnson, deceased, late of
Bennington. Said Ida J. johnson was
also appointed guardian of Mabel A.
and Mildred E. Johnson minors.
Mary E. Hooper, a minor, nominated
r. P. Bigelow for her guardian; ap-
pointment made.
r. P. Bigelow asks that he be ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Frederic G. Hooper, deceased, late Of
Owosso, Hearing June 9th.
The petition of George Chavey. ad-
ministrator of the estate of Elizabeth
Thompson, deceased, for license to sell
real estate to pay debts, will be heard
on June 7th. The property is located
in Corunna and is valued at about
$1700.
a. w. Green, as superintendent OF
the poor of Shiawassee county, prin.
cipal creditor, asks that G. NJ. Hamper
be appointed administrators of the estate
of Cora Veers, deceased, late of Corun
M
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05
Common Council.

The common council on Monday
evening authorized the purchase of one
car of cement from Stur tevant & Blood
at ST. 80 per barrel, the four sacks to
each barrel to be returned or charged
for at 10 cents each.
Fred Fowler's bid of $12 per week
sweeping the pavements twice a week
and hauling off the refuse, was accept
ed. The resolution to pay the Barber
Asphalt Paving Co. the 81, 500 still due
must go over another week, as the vote
was to 4, and 6votes are not enough
to carry the proposition.
The mayors veto of the Martin street
electric light was overridden by vote
of to 9. His veto of Aid. Browns
bridge in small swamp near Franklin
Avenue was also overruled
Aid. Rigley offered resolution re-
questing the board cf public works to
make report on the cost of metering the
city waterworks system, and the council
voted unanimously to have such report.
The druggist bond of w. E. Collins
was accepted and the sureties, F. Fl.
Watson and DR.. A. NJ. Hume, were
approved. The liquor bond of George
Harrison with II. N. Ainsworth and w.
Fl. Van Size as sureties was accepted
and sureties approved. The bond of
Lehner e. Lueckeman with John Leh-
ner and Myron Nye as sureties also
went through.
Aid. BRANDED declared that he believ-
ed the newspaper reporters should be
excluded from the council chamber if
they persisted in misconstruing the re-
marks made at the meeting, and quot
ing the aldermen at length as they did.
The newspaper men were given oppor-
tunity to reply, and defended themselves.
Aid. Lamfrom declared his belief that
the newspapers have perfect right to
attend council meetings and quote the
aldermen.
Aid. Brown was elected president of
the council, getting ballots, while the
tenth went to Nichols.
The Comstock creek drain will be
cleaned out through South Owosso at a
cost of s1.35 per rod for 400 rods,
Thomas Atkinson doing the work. The
council decided not to wait for the Sc.
curing of rights of way.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05
The County Normal.

The time has come when prepara-
tions should be commenced for the
work to be done in the County Normal
Training School during the year begin
ming next September.
In the first place. it is very important
that we should receive the names Of
those who expect to attend for upon
the number attending, the other ar
rangements largely depend.
Remember there is no tuition charged.
Your expenses will be for books and
such outside expense as you may incur
by reason of being away from home.
Any person is admitted TO the class who
is seventeen years of age; and who has
one, at least, of the three following
qualifications, viz: Has taught success.
fully for two year; or holds or is able to
hold second grade certificate; or, has
completed the tenth grade in school.
On completion of the course of thirty
eight weeks, you will get certificate
for three years, the same renewable
for three additional years if your work
in teaching is satisfactory. This prac-
tically gives certificate for six years.
Our present class has enjoyed the
work very much, and the members are
capable of filing much better posi-
tions than they could have filled with
out this training. They have had a
large amount of thorough class in
struction, and in addition have observ-
ed the regular grade work in the city
schools, and have taught classes for a
considerable time in several of the
rooms.
We can speak well of their work and
can recommend them for good posi-
tions.
Remember that this normal training
work is entirely separate from high
school classes. The normal is room
and department entirely separate, and
is taught by its own corps Of teachers.
We will be pleased to send circulars OF
answer any questions. Will be pleased
to have you come and personally tall,
with us and visit the class.
We ask all who are considering the
question of entering the normal class
when it begins on September eleventh
next to send name and address tc
either Howard Slocum, Corunna, or tC
J. w. Simmons, Owosso. Please at
tend to this soon so we can complete
our plan of work.
p. III. KELLEY,
II. SLOCUM,
J. W. SIMMONS.
Normal Board.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05
Circuit Court

The May term of the circuit court
begins on Monday next. The calendar
as made up contains. twenty-three
issues OF fact, seven irst-class chancery
cases. two third class and twelve
fourth class. There are three criminal
cases-the People VS.. Adam Kuster
and the People VS.. John Burwell, high
way robbery, and the People VS.. George
F. Wright, appeal.
w. J. Parker has entered his appear
ance for defendant in the divorce case
of Gertrude VS.. Alfred Sutherland.
The Owosso Casket Co, by Watson 81
Chapman. has begun suit against Mrs
Mary sharpstene for sSS99, the
amount alleged to be due on the house
which George Bonnell built for defend
ant. The plaintiff company placed a
lien ON the house for materialfurnished.
A. L. Chandler has begun the divorce
case of Alta VS.. Willard Nicholson.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05
owosso Lodge Anniversary.

Owosso Lodge No. 81, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of its existence on Tuesday.
During the afternoon, the third degree
was conferred upon three candidates,
with the following Past Masters in the
chairs: A. NJ, Hume, Walter Osborn,
Wade Camburn, B. S. Stratton, and j.
d. Crum.
Luncheon was served at seven o'clock
in the banquet hall, and social session
followed Worshipful Master George
T. Campbell presided, and the follow
ing toasts were given:
The old Days of No. 81, Hugh McCurdy;
Review of the Lodge, w. A. Osborn;
The Roll of the Dead, G.. r. Lyon; Our
Past Masters, S. E. Parkill; The Present
and Future, o. L. Sprague. Remarks
by James Osburn, James Ellis, G, w.
Parker, G. H. Bedford, c. H. Cossitt, j.
j. Davis, Geo. r. Black and j. G. Ding
man.
A resolution was unanimously pass
ed expressive of the appreciation by
the lodge of the great services render
ed by Past Master DR.. Jabez Perkins
and of the sincere regret that he was
not able to be present and participate
in the fiftieth anniversary exercises.
A resolution was also passed in
structing the secretary of the lodge to
extend its thanks to Talbot @. Dexter
and VIM. McKane, of the Dexter
Folder Co., Pearl River, N. Y, for
their courtesy in so arranging their
business that Past Master Walter A.
Orborn could attend. Mr.. Osborn was
at Deposit, IN. Y, and in order to allow
him to leave, Mr.. McKane, superin-
tendent of the company, is taking his
place.
At the close of the gathering cir
Gle was formed about the room with
the left hand on the right shoulder of
the brother on the left and Aud Lang
Syne was sung.
Most of the following members who
were raised and admitted during the
first twenty-five years of the lodge
were in attendance:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05
Woman's Club.

The Woman's Club met with Mrs.
Roos Saturday, April 26. 1t was Civic
Improvement and Forestry Day. Mrs.
n. r. Walsh read very interesting
and instructive paper on Forestry.
She said, Every tree is beautiful,
every grove is pleasant, every forest is
grand. When Father Marquette pad
died in his canoe around the lower
peninsula of Michigan, he saw the
fairest landscape, for no state in the
Union had greater variety of trees
and shrubs than Michigan; from Sagi-
naw's tall whispering pines to Lake
Superior's farthest mines was forest
How careless we have been in the
slaughter of those mighty pines.
naples, oaks and hemlocks which were
once the glory and pride of our state.
Forestry is not local question, it is
not class question, it affects every
body. 1t is not limited by latitude or
longitude, by lake or SEAS by rivers
or mountains. 1t is as wide as
America.
'The City Beautiful" was the sub
ject of Mrs. Gates bright and interest
ing paper. Speaking of Owosso as
maiden city, Mrs. Gates said: I'm
naming her the Indians foresaw what
She was to be and called her Bright
Spot and surely duty devolves on
the feminine sex to help her to live up
to the high standard so early estab-
lished for her. There are over four
million club women interested in the
civic improvement movement and
they have interested thousands of
school children as we'll as railroads and
various large companies showing that
the movement is contagious and there
is every evidence of widespread cpl
demic"
After discussion of What can we
do to beautify Owosso" the club ad-
journed to meet with Miss Mary
Brewer, Saturday, May 6, for the an
nual meeting which will be followed
by picnic supper.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-05-05
Total 100000
S1140

One per cent on all amounts collected
above the 100000, which amount is
merely taken for an illustration. The
time taken or the work INVOLVED cuts
no figure as to the fee charged.
Ralph Stone, Sc e,retary of the Detroit
Trust Company, was in the city We'd
nesday and Thursday, and IN response
to an inquiry stated that he thought
the securities held by the bank outside
the Carriage Company matters were
above the average usually held by
banks. Parties are calling daily and
canceling the obligations held against
them by the bank. This is being done
more rapidly than is usually the case
under like circumstances. Mr.. Stone
says it speaks well for the city and its
business men.
The Carriage Company is in better
shape than it has been for some time,
and will, it is expected, continue to do
business, and will be valuable asset.