The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-26
LOCAL TEwS

Weuulng DellS again very soon.
Bargains in wall paper at Loring's.
Corunna cheese factory began business
Monday.
THE TINES will do the city printing an
other year.
w. A. Woodland has commenced the stone
work OH his new store.
Forepaugh will come to Michigan with
his great show this season.
Allen B. Wrisly's Good Cheer soap is the
greatest labor saving soap.
A choice line of teas just received at f.
I'll. Banister's, Wesener block.
VIM. Saver is making great many i'm
provements on the fair grounds.
Nothing further has been done in regard
to the alleged child poisoning case.
Quackenbush Post is making arrange
ments for Memorial Day services.
1t is said that Z. r. Cookingham, of Caro-,
is getting ready to publish an atlas of the
county.
Gov Luce has issued a proclamation APP
pointing Tuesday, April 3Oth, as day of
Thanksgiving.
VIM. Ely, Corunna, and Homer j. An
drews, Chesaning, have been granted an
increase of pension.
j. c. Williams will remove his stock of
boots and shoes to Laingsburg while build
ing his new store.
Frank Westcott, it is said, is to be appoint
ed postmaster at Vernon. We are glad of
it. He is the man for the place.
The wife of DR.. c. c. Yemans, of Detroit,
died at the home of her sister, Mrs. DR..
Chrouch in Shaftsburg, Monday.
Corunna officers appointed by the Coun-
Gil are: G. w. Serr, street commissioner;
A. A. Frain, marshal; DIR. w. G. Hume,
health officer; w. A. Fraser, city attorney.
Mrs. r. Il. Davies was elected president
and Mrs. J. Perkins vice president of the
foreign missionary society OF the Genesee
conference at the meeting held in Ashley,
Tuesday.
The Free Press of Tuesday says that
Henry Clees, of Perry, has failed to receive
his commission as postmaster at Perry after
being notified of his appointment and get
ting building i'm readiness.
Tuesday, April SOth, being the centennial
anniversary of the Inauguration of George
Washington as president of the United
States, divine service will be held in Christ
church, (EpiscopaD at 0 o'clock a. IN.
c. c. Rowell now occupies his new build
ing on the West Side with full line of
Deering hay and harvesting machinery,
road carts, buggies and harnesses, and
full line of small tools. Binder Irvine at
bottom prices.
Independent Mr.. Tod Kincaid showed
us last Thursday handsome specimen OF a
petrified massasauga taken from solid
block of coal. The specimen is quite
curiosity and Tod intends sending it to the
museum at Ann Arbor.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. p.
church, will give an entertainment on the
occasion of the first anniversary of their
organization, at the residence of Joseph
Callaghan on sec. 4, township of Owosso,
Tuesday, April 30. An appropriate program
has been prepared A ten cent tea will be
served from seven to nine p. m.
The M. C. railroad has made decidedly
good move in issuing an order to the effect
that hereafter no Sunday freight trains will
be run ON the road except in cases of abso-
Lutte necessity, and then only to deliver per-
ishable goods and live stock. Trains will
stop at p. m. Saturday and start at 9 a. m.
Monday. Let other roads follow and deal
of good will result.
Nearly fifty members of the Congrega-
gational society were present at the meet
ing on Monday evening to consider the
question of building new church. Over
an hour was spent in discussion as to the
need of new church, its cost, etc. The
sentiment of those present was almost unan-
,mous i'm favor of building. An adjourned
meeting will be held on Monday evening
next to further consider the question. Every
person interested is invited to be present.
Owosso lodge /. o. o. +. at its meeting
ON Friday evening last voted to buy the lot
ON Main street just west of the one on
which THE TIMES building is being built
and TO erect thereon a three story building
and also to build the third story over our
building, thus making hall 44x100 feet
which will be one of the best in the state.
The first floor of the building will be rented,
, the second front for offices, and the rear 10
feet for drill and banquet room.