The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-11
LOCAL NEWS
Stanley E. Parkill was home ov,

The Young Peoples Society, Of
the M. E. church, will be entertained
this friday, evening by Prof. See
lye.
There will be no services at the
M. E. church in Owosso, next Sun
day, the repairs not yet being CON-
pleted.
A new platform has been built at
the D., G. H. & M. depot in this
city that is decided Improvement,
and great convenience to the
patrons of the road.
The entertainment given at Opera
Hall Tuesday evening under the
management of Prof. Franklin was
Shiny attended, owing to the stormy
wea h"r. 'rNe renditions of Prof.
Fr,u 900 fairly delivered his
mAslcl "a g, Richard III, excellng.
The parts taken by Mr.. and Mrs. T.
]. Horsman, Mrs. Emma Barnes, and
Miss Hattie Rowell brought forth
applause each time from the audi
ence. Music furnished by Duffs
Cornet Band was we'll appreciated.
The City of Milwaukee has been
placed on the route between Grand
Haven and Milwaukee, and is now
running on schedule time. Leaving
Grand Haven daily in the morning
and returning leaving Milwaukee at
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Messrs. E. M. Jordan, F. H. Gould,
L. P. Gould and w. E. Upham at
tended the Congregational church at
Flint, last Sunday, and heard Rev. l..
B. Plat preach his first sermon in
his new pastorate.
Rev. Mr.. Leonard has been en-
gagged 10 preach in the Baptist chucrh
at Corunna, every unday afternoon
at three o'clock, for an indefinite
time.
Mr.. Henry Woodland sold ON Satur-
day fine parlor set to gentleman
in Vernon, and chamber set to 60
Perry and another to go to St. Charles
each being of the finest quality.
The Chesaning Argus of May 4th
says: DR.. H. B. Hadley, dentist,
moved his household and office fur
niture to Owosso, last Tuesday, where
he expects to practice his profession.
The DR.. is an experienced workman
and his many friends here wish him
success and are sorry to lose him.
J. p. Knowles, Of Toledo, Ohio
was the guest of Il. r. Bailey over
Sunday. Mr.. X. was exceedingl,
well pleased with our city.
Owing to i'll health. Rev. E. Cur
tbs, of this city, has been compelled
to resign as pastor of the Baptis
church at Corunna.
On Saturday last, Euclid Grave
and Sarah +. Hatfield, both of Owes
so, were arrested charged with lewC
and lacivious cohabitation, anC
brought before Justice Taylor Or
the application of the defendants th'
cause was postponed until the I7tl
inst. at 10 o'clock a. m, and in Gle
fault of bail in the sum of $500 each
they are for the time being sojourn
L ing at the Hotel De-Kelso, at Corun
ma. The respondents claim they ar
legally married. and that the prosccu
ton is malicious. Our City Clerk az
:. peared for the respondents, and it
t expected that Prosecuting Attorne
Mcbride will appear for the people.
MIR. Geo. Scheller, of Newha
House, Milwaukee, fame, took Dime
at the Junction House, Saturday.
II. l.. Lewis shipped 1900 doze
egss to New York City, Tuesday.
THE TINES job rooms are turnin
/. out more and better job work and ;
/, lower price than any other offic
e in Shiawassee county. For proc
give us a trial.
The Sunday School executive con
mittee Of the Shiawassee Baptist A
ISOLATION will hold a meeting at Il
residence OF Rev. T. S. Leonlr
next Monday at eleven o'clock, A. N
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