The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-01

Election of officers for the Ladies' Librar,
association next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Speaking of he 30 sions of the board o
supervisors, the N .frlce Sentinel says: NV,
can't afford them"
M. ID. Grow is talking Of erecting bricl
building on the corner of Exchange anc
Ball street this season.
The Michigan Farmer and The TIMES
one year for S1.85. The Tribune and THE
TIMES one year for S1.75.
G. ii. Comstock has been held for trial in
the u. s. court on charge of selling liquor
without a government permit.
G. A. Hicks, ticket agent at the junction,
occupied the NJ. Il. pulpit last Sunday morn
ing preaching an excellent sermon.
Attention IL asked to the article on the
proposed township unit system" Our
columns are open for articles pro and con.
The OwossO social club will hold its meet
ing on Monday evening of next week in
stead of Tuesday as decided ut the last
meeting.
The Rebekahs will hold candy social
next Wednesday evening at the residence Of
Charlie Morton, i'm West Owosso. Every
one invited.
Owosso wants a creamery, a machine
shop, "a knitting factory, the d. 81 M. Ry.
car shops, and anything else she can get to
boom the town.
w. G. Il. u. meets every Wednesday
afternoon in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall. A
general invitation is extended to Owosso
ladies to be present
w. A. Woodland is getting the stone on
the ground preparatory to building three
story brick building on Main street, east of
the Gregory & McHardy block.
Ovid Odd Fellows are to build two story
building this year. using the second floor
for hall. Wonder why OwossO Odd Fell
lows don't do the same thing.
Meeting of tho members of tho alumni
association at the residence of f. ii. Clark,
on Adams street, Monday evening. Every
member is requested to DO present.
For S25 you can get nobby suit of
clothes made to order at z. NJ. ROth's. His
SIS and $3.50 pants patterns are of the latest
styles. Paul always pleases his customers.
The young people of the M. f. chur, b
were all out for sleigh ride Monday ever
ing. Several loads went to Perry CON-
stocks and several to Mr.. Jones' southwest
of the city.
The officers of the Royal Adelphia paid
to Mrs. ThOs. Sayles yesterday $4,000 life
insurance on her late husband. This organ
ization has paid out $4,000 in Owosso with
in two years-a good record.
Don't forget the Sunday school conven-
ton to be held In the Baptist church next
week. Anumber of prominent Sunday
school workers in our state will be here.
1t opens Thursday evening and continues
through Friday and evening.
Last entertainment of the season at Rey-
nold's on Washington street, ON Tuesday
evening, March 5th. Fun begins at p. IN.
Don't fail to see the Mother Hubbard
Quartette. novel feature of great interest,
never before exhibited in Owosso.
Next Sunday will be quarterly meet
ing at the Methodist church. Love feast at
$3.50 a. M, preaching by the pastor at 1O:45.
Evening sermon by the Presiding Elder,
Rev. Seth Reed, of Saginaw City, followed
by the administration of the Lords Supper.
The Y. NJ. G. A. has extended a call to
Mr.. Lohner, Of East Saginaw. to take the
position of general secretary Of the ,OwossO
association. Mr.. l.. conducted the Sunday
afternoon services of the association and
made a very favorable impression OH his
hearers.
Married, at the home Of the brides moth
er near Bancroft, at p. m. Wednesday,
Charles Baker, of this city, and Evalina
Martin. A number of friends from tn 8
city were in attendance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker will be at home corner of Ball and
Williams street after March 18th.
The annual meeting of the County Pic
neer Association was held in Corunna en-
Friday last, with goodly number in al
tendance. The officers elected for the CON-
ing year were: Pres. A. ii. Owen; LIST Vice,
Hon. J. w. Dewey; I'd Vice, l.. j. Kenney;
Sec, G. Holman; Treas, j. b. Wheeler;
delegates to state society, G. T.. Parkill, j.
w. Dewey, A. Ii. Owen.
AT the annual meeting of tn: Shiawassee
county Sheep Breeders Association held in
Corunna, on Wednesday, the following Of
ficers were elected for tho year: Pres, j.
w. Hibbard; Vice Pres, l.. w. Barnes;
Sec. and Treas, A. Parmenter; Director,
Quincy Mcbride. The meeting was q very
interesting one. Shawasseo county sheep
breeders are wide awake set.
From Prof. A. j. Cook, Of tho Agricul-
tural College we have received 35 page
pamphlet entitled "Silo and Silage." The
Prof. gives In it his experience on his farm
on this subject, tells how he built the silo,
grew the crops to gill it, and the method of