The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-20

DIR. Mccormick. TO his home where Inc
slowly recovered, but was unable to
preach on Sunday. lie has recovered 80
as to be able to get out again.
Sunday evening last the Ladies Board
OF The Interior Foreign Mission Society
Of Owosso held An interesting meeting At
Congregational Church. Literary exer-
cises. reading of reports and letters and
few remarks BY Rev. Mr.. Plat giving
some of his experience in Turkey, con.
stituted the programme of the evening.
On Sunday morning last the Congrega.
tional church was filled to its utmost
capacity to hear Rev. Mr.. Platts frs;
sermon since his return to this city from
abroad. Mr.. Platt is to commence II
series Of three lectures next Sunday even
ing on his trip to Turkey and visit to Rev.
Mr.. Lee. formerly OF this city. whom he
found hard ut work with the Turks.
A very pleasant party was held at the
residence of Mr.. Chapel, South Owosso,
Wednesday evening. The occasion being
the birthday of Mr. Chapel. After in
duIging in games and other amusements
until late hour dispersed to their several
homes fully enjoying their nights outing.
A kind invitation was rendered our re-
porter, but he feeling somewhat indisposed
was unable to attend.
The annual meeting Of the State Sports
mems Association held this week at East
Saginaw was largely attended and all the
sessions very interesting. A number
of valuable papers were read by members
Of the Association. The officers for the
ensuing year are: Pres. DR.. E. s
Holmes, Of Grand Rapids; Sec, w. B.
Mershon, East Saginaw; Treas, w. c.
Coleman. Detroit.
Mrs. Martha Walworth, Of Antrim,
was arrested last week i,y Deputy Sheriff
Lemon. of Bancroft, on charge of having
murdered her husband. 1t will be re.
membered Mr.. w. died under suspicious
circumstances and his stomach was sent
to Detroit for examination and a quantity
Of laudanum was found. Her examina
ton was commenced on Tuesday last and
after several witnesses were sworn, i,
was adjourned until the cath.
On Sunday morning. Jan. 10Th. Mrs
Sarah Stuart died at the home OF her son
Hiram Stuart, of Morrice. Mrs. Stuart
was born in the year 1870. She WA.
married to James Stuart in 1911. Mr.
Stuart died in 1853 They were blessed
with five children, three of whom surviv,
her Mrs. Stuart was woman greatly
loved by all who knew her. and her cheer
full cOuntcnance and kind words will b,
missed by all her acquaintance. The i'm
mediate cause of her death was asthm,
and inflammation of the lungs. The funera
took place at Morrice Wednesday, an(
was attended by large concourse o
relatives and friends.
The Board of supervisors at their lat,
session rejected the account of Circui
Court Commissioner, 8. 8. Miner, 1892
for taking testimony In the investigation
of charges against Prosecuting Attorne,
Mcbride 1t is stated Mr.. Miner will ap
ply to the Supreme Court for Manda
mus to compel the Board to audit and al
low the account. The investigation be
ing ordered by the Governor, we think i
probable that the work done, was lega
charge against the country. and that Mr.
Miner will compel the Board to pay tho
bill, though il looks hard to take almos
u $1,000 from the tax payers for such
purpose.
The following is the list of jurors drawn
TO serve at the next term Of the Circuit
Court, commencing Feb 6: l.. ]. Smed
ley. Vernon: Milton Shaft, Woodruff
Horatio Huntington, Corunna; Geo
McClintock, Owosso City; Fred Wilder
muih. Owosso City; Moses w. Fuller
Antrim; Henry Beardsley. Bennington
A Judson Cole, Burns; Charles Wren
Caledonia; II. A. VanDusen, Fairfield
Harvey Patterson, HazeltOn; Lewis c.
VanDyne, Middlebury; j. futile. New
Haven: j. c.. Leatherman, Owosso; Hi
ram Stu,gis. Perry; Almond Pollard
Rush; John Scoutton, Sciota; j. A. Nc
Call. Shawassee; George Turner. Venice
John Reed, Vernon; Geo. w. Clements
Woodruff; Stewart d. Linabury, Corun
Ma; w. j. Lyon, Owosso City; George
w. Loring, Owosso City.
DEATH OF Mrs. SARAH A. BREWER
Sarah A. Brewer died Thursday afternoon
Jan. 10Th, 1882, at her residence in this
city. She was born in Schoharie Co,
NY, March Goth, 1902. Her maiden
name was Cain. She married Abram
Brewer Of Huntington, Ontario Co. NY,
Jan. 1si., 1891. They came to Michigan,
settling in Wayne Co., in the year 1887.
Coming to Shiawassce Co. in 1855, living
on farm in Owosso township till the
year 1866, when they moved to this city.
She was the mother Of seven children,
four Of whom survive her. f. II. Brewer,
of COneaut, Ohio; Mrs. Thos. Pierson, OF
Clyde, Michigan; Mrs. f. l.. Brewer, and
Mrs. Geo. w. Devereaux, of this city. In
the spring of 1880 she was attacked with
heart disease. followed in the fall with
effuson of the brain, and has continued
and invalid since. Her death occurred
From, inflammation of ,t,o l,,c,., 4. oouu.n