The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-30

AT Bancroft. on Saturday, Mr.. M.
E. Dennison, late of Corunna, who
attempted to obtain money from the
National Bank there, by means of a
forged note, was arrested and has
been held for trial in the Circuit.
Married, at the Methodist Parson-
age, March IS, by Rev. S. Reed, Mr..
Burten Mills, OF Flint to Miss Ida A.
Crowner, of Owosso.
We are in receipt of X. B. Mitch.
els "a page catalogue of fancy poul
try. Ii is beautifully printed on ele-
CANT paper, and in all respects beauti
fully printed specimen of the art pre-
sentative Of arts and reflects great
credit on the enterprising propr'-
etor Of one of the largest and best
arranged poultry yards in the Ma
ton. For specimen copy and any.
thing you may desire that is in the
poultry line, address r. B. Mitch.
ell, Sc State street Chicago, III.
Easter was appropriately celebrat-
ed by the churches in this city.
Special services appropriate to the
occasion having been arranged in all
or nearly all Of them. To us es-
pecially interesting was the early
service in Christ church, which, con-
sidering the season was truly elegant
ly adorned with crosses, plants in
full bloom, and with hanging baskets
filled with lovely bouquets in pro-
fusion. The music was, also, feat
No of the occasion that was . pleas
afe to 'yeryone in attendance, while
the ci.non was simply grand il its
conception and left lasting impress
sion on everyone who gave it any
thought.
T. ]. Horsman has been licensed
by Bishop Harris as lay reader of the
parish in Owosso. If he is rs good
reader as he is singer, the selection
is an excellent one.
Oysters fresh, twice a week al
Opera House Grocery.
A sad accident occurred in Middle
bury on Friday last which resulted in
the death of Mrs. Cummings Bang
hart and the quite serious injury of
Mrs. Alexander Purvis. The ladies
had started for Ovid with double
team the property Of Mr.. Ba nghart,
Mrs. b. driving. When short dis
lance from home Mr.. BIS dog came
running from field and sprang at
the horses heads, starting them into
a run. throwing out Mrs. Banghart,
inhicting wounds from the effects Of
which she died on Monday forenoon,
being insensibe from the time of the
accident. Mrs. Purvis jumped from
the carriage and though quite seri-
ously hurt is rapidly recovering, and
will soon be out all right.
There is TO be warm sugar social
on Friday evening, April 6, at rem
perance Hall in this city, to be held
under the auspices OF Owosso Lodge
No. $40. l. o. G.. +. A cordi invi.
tation is extended. The exercises
will be Of literary character, in.
Guiding paper, recitations. ect.,
which it will be the effort Of the
members to make both interesting
and instructive.
New maple syrup and sugar at H.
w. Parker's.
The Republicans should Law aside
any little minor or personal differences
that may have existed, though in this
city we do not know of any, and
unite in vigorous effort to elect the
whole ticket, and give the "Old War
Governor" a glorious send of.
| A car loaded with charcoal was
burned on Tuesday MINT at the
yard of the d., c. H. & M. railway.
Some twenty cars loaded with
goods for Dakota have passed the
station in this city on the D., G.. H.
& M. railway during the past week.
Will E. Hall has sold his dray to
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