The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-19
This is Good Friday.
Arbor day, Saturday.

This is Good Friday.
Arbor day, Saturday.
Have your pictures framed at Loring's.
Mayor Friesekes appointments are goods
ones.
Watch for the new line of crockery at The
Famous.
Last spring examination of teachers, at
Corunna, April 26.
Good cheer! good cheer! Allen b. Wris-
ly's Good Cheer soap.
Rev. Davies will preach Sunday evening
on Washington's Inauguration.
Remember if you buy your curtains at
Loring's they will neither fade nor crack.
Ten chests more of that choice 25 cent
Japan tea just received at f. II. Banister's
We are pleased to note that w. C. Stiff
has been re-appointed as postmaster at Bur-
ton.
The third flour in the Williams store is
being fitted up for the Y. M. G. A. gymna-
SUM.
The tea at Nj. c. Dawes on Wednesday
evening Melted the Congregational Church
Builders $40.
Owosso lodge l. o. o. f. will decide to-
night whether it will build three story
brick building on Main street east
Just received ten chests more of that
choice Japan tea at 25 cents h., worth 35
cents quick, at +. ii. Banisters.
A. j. Patterson has decided to build two
brick stores on Main street, east of the store
occupied by Nysewander q Co.
Bishop Gillespie, of the western diocese,
will hold confirmation at the Episcopal
church the latter part of this month.
On Sunday, April z, DR.. w. b. Fox and
Orcelia Moseley, of Bancroft, were united
in marriage by Rev. Littell, of Morrice.
Frieske Bros. will soon start work making
brick. They have added new machinery
which will greatly enlarge the out put from
the yard.
The Il. & A. A. has made satisfactory
settlement with Joe Mellinger, of North
Star, who was so injured here last fall as to
permanently lose the use of one leg.
Subscribers to the Asbury M. +. chapel,
are requested to hand the amount of their
pledges, as soon as possible to Louis Flick
niger, treasurer, who will receipt for same.
At the Vernon charter election, the fol-
lowing persons were elected officers: Presi-
dent, Seth Sheldon; Clerk, Frank Westcott;
Treasurer, Dan. Post; Assessor, ID. Brown;
Marshal, VIM. Crawford; Trustees, Danl
Jewell and T. Longcor.
Easter will be observed at the Methodist
church as usual next Sunday. The church
will be decorated. Morning services by the
pastor; evening services to be conducted by
the Sunday School, beginning at $50 local.
1t is also children's missionary day.
On Friday evening of this week, con-
cert will be given by the Asbury M. E. S.
s. in the chapel. corner of Stewart and Shi-
awassee streets, to which the public is
cordially invited. Exercises will begin at
7:45 local time. Admission ten cents.
Ira Warren died at the family home, cor
ner of Ball and Exchange streets on Friday
evening last, aged So years. The family
have been residents of Owosso about year.
A wife, two daughters and two sons mourn
his death. Funeral services were conducted
Sunday by Rev. Spencer.
Owing to the increase of business, the
directors of the Detroit Cyclorama Company
have decided to exhibit the great war scene,
Battle of Atlanta, through the summer
months. The reduction in the price of adj
mission to 20 cents will insure the manage
ment large patronage from excursionists
and others.
Kellogg's Auxiliary: Shiawassee county
has thirteen papers, and 1t is mystery how
they all manage to live. Twenty years ago
there were but two paper in the county.
What county can beat this record? Owosso
with population of 5000 has four papers,
while Kalamazoo with more than four times
the population has but two.
Corunna Independent: Mr.. Tod Kincaid
returned from Bloomington, Mclean county,
illinois, where he has purchased 5000 acres
of the richest coal lands in the state. just
think of a six foot vein of coal and not 10
gallons of water in the mines i'm "a hours. =
Messrs. Gene Wallace and j. b. Wheeler,
who have been hanging on to the ragged
edges Of Oklahoma for the past two weeks
write encouraging letters regarding the flu
ture prospects Of settlers in the land Of milk
and honey.