The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-07-26

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Bert Hick will fill the NJ. f. pulpit at Co
runna on Sunday next
A Maccabee Tent was organized at Du-
rand, Tuesday evening. rr
Nearly every small boy In town has one
of Salisbury Bros. chime whistles.
Rev. Geo. f. Thompson will occupy the
Congregational pulpit Sunday morning.
Rolin Pond will furnish the stone for
Myers & Son, water works contractors.
w. X. Tillotson has repainted his house
making it present very tasty appearance.
If you want to buy or sell city or farm
property apply to Keller & Keller, Brewer
block.
Peter Foess has purchased the ID. Haarer
meat market and will continue business
there.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil agents draw large
crowds each evening to their wagon. Their
singing is fine.
Gilbert Jackson has purchased l. o..
Phelps barber shop and expects to close the
shop where he now is.
Mrs. Susan Richter, aged As, living near
Chesaning, was thrown from buggy Tues
day and instantly killed.
Union gospel meeting at the 4th ward
Union chapel next Sunday evening. Take
your gospel hymns with you.
j. j. Baird, of Holly, was in the city Tues
day to pay James Agnew, of Rush, SITS for
a span of colts killed by lightning.
Those having property in Owosso, that
wish to exchange the same for stock of boots
and shoes will please write Eddy & Finch,
Elsie.
Scene, tennis couyt:-"NOw, mother, you
know that love is nothing" Mother
Eyes, know it; but you are learning it
Young"
Gustave Bluth left town Tuesday with
$40 belonging to his mother. He was cap
tured in Jackson and is boarding with Sher-
if Morice.
Gus. Abel has purchased an interest in
the blacksmith shop of Mr.. Hughes in the
old foundry building near the Washington
street bridge.
Monday was Ii. w. Parker's birthday; in
the evening upon his return home he found
a number of friends whouhad called to re-
mind him of the fact.
Do not fail to see Lule WarTentOn in her
great character of ''Meg Merillies" in the
especially adopted for her.
Opera house, July 81.
There will be preaching by the pastor at
the church of Christ (Disciples) Sunday
evening. Subject: "The Christians Creed"
A cordial invitation TO all.
Miss Eta Ayers gave large party at the
residence of r. Kelly, east Main street, on
the 18th, in honor of Miss Gertie Morgan,
of Fremont, Ohio, who has been visiting
her for two weeks past.
The dedication of the new Free Metho-
dist church in Hazelton, seven and one half
miles north and four miles east Of Corunna,
will take place August 3 and A. Rev. A. C.
of Corunna, officiating.
Work has been commenced on the water
works buildings. Contractor Meyers intends
to push things and will probably lay pipe
next week. There are to be two buildings
-one 3Ox3O and the other 30x32 feet.
Married, by the Rev. d. w. STARTS, at
the home of the brides mother ON Washing
ton street, July 90, Ed. Shaw and Lena
Rogers. The employees in the Estey fac
tory presented them with handsome bed
room suite, Tuesday.
A Newaygo dispatch to the Detroit Free
Press announces that SANDER suit for
BIO, 600 has been commenced by Tyson
Smith, (brother of S. F., of this city,
against w. S. Willard. The occasion was
the publication and issue of sheet, i'm
which statements detrimental to plaintiff
were made.
Matilda A., wife of Webb Amspoker died
NJ IlC idililiy hOuiC III tiilo City VII VuOLidys
after a long lingering sickness with con-
aged 81 years. Three children
are left motherless. Funeral services were
by Rev. STARTS, and the remains
taken to Lebanon, Clinton Co., for burial
Mr.. Amspoker has the sympathy of the
community in his loss.
The Lansing Republican, of yesterday,
says that the men who swindled McKellops
of Perry, have been captured, brought to
Lansing and positively identified by Nickel
lops. as the gentlemen, who sold him the
gold brick, They are making vigorous
defence, have retained Hon. r. A. Mont
gomery as counsel, and seem to have lots of
money, although they protest their inno-
cence.
Gibson-sprague.