The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-30

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Read the water article in today S
issue
University students all home for
vacation.
See that your name is on the regis
tration list.
Alumni reunion at the Merell house
this evening.
A daughter of Webb Amspoker was
buried on Tuesday.
Ladies, for children's carriages 60
TO Woodland & North.
Dr. M E. Knapp has been elected
health officer of Bancroft
The Maple River temperance club
holds its next meeting Sunday, April
s.
The Republicans of Perry have
nominated c. T. Wing for Super
visor.
Chas. Wbelan is head man of the
Vernon Grange. Chas- will keep
things going straight.
The w. r. c. will hold a sugar so.
cial next Wednesday evening in the
G.. A. r. hall. Ten cents.
All kinds of house furniture bought
sold or exchanged at the second hand
store, Exchange street, Owoss.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Will
son, of Hinsdale, Ill.,, a daughter,
Sunday, March IS. Congratulations.
All citizens in favor of good men for
city officers are invited to attend the
Republican caucus at open hril this
evening.
A car load Of eta, '~y tree OF
charge at Como, $, a.A.l.r o. : p.
m. Talk about selling cigars at retail.
we get there.
An Easter Monday dance will be
given in Wesener's Hall, April 2, by
Mr.. Fl. Wesener and the opera house
orchestra; bill so cents.
Postmaster Cossit has made de-
cided change in the arrangements OF
the post office. More lock boxes will
be put in shortly and other improve
ments made.
The new officers Of the Cong. Y.
p. S. G.. T.. are: Pres, +. NJ. Hartman;
Vice-president, Byron Dawes; secre.
tary, Edith Seelye; treasurer, Cornie
Goodhue; organist, Lucie Comstock.
The Baptist church will hold ser
vices appropriate to Easter next Sun
day A special program of music,
responsive readings and recitations
will be given in the evening which
the church and Sunday school will
unite in.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
+. church will hold their next social
at the residence OF l.. Flickinger, No.
10, Michigan avenue, on Friday
afternoon and evening, March so.
Tea will be served from $3.50 to Q
O'Clock. Bill roc. Everybody invited
The Congregational Sunday School
varied the usual quarterly review ex.
ercise last Sunday and listened to an
instructive talk on "Herod' by Prof.
F, f. M. Hartman; an essay on Wohn
the Baptist" by Miss May Howe; "Si
mon Peter" by Miss Mary Brewer;
"James" by Miss Maggie Campbell;
and "Jerusalem" by Mrs. Ament.
Republicans of the several town.
ships of Shiawassee county see that
your ticket is elected from top to bot
tom. The Democrats have sent out
secret circulars ur sing the election Of
Democrat supervisors and clerks at
the expense Of the balance of the tick.
ct. See that this move is checkmated.
Nominate good men, work for them
and their election is ensured.
The Republican Club held a meet.
ing at Wesener hall 90 Tuesday even.
ing The attendance was quite large
and considerable business transacted.
r. w. Smith was elected assistant
secretary, committee on registration
was appointed and also committee
to secure speakers for the mex meet
ing. A number OF new pames were
added TO the club list
The O. II. S. military company will
hold meeting in the Y. NJ. c. hall
on the 9TH of April, at 7 O'Clock y. m.
standard time. The following is the
program for the evening: Military
Drill and Military Men," Lucius
Gould, "Great Guns" Fred Janette;
"Standing Armies" Herman Cute;
Military Discipline" VIM. M. Kill
patrick. All who thinkof joining the