The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-14


Ash Wednesday, Feb. 10.
Grocers bags for sale at this Office.
Seedless Raisins- Hunt has the best.
Have you noticed THE TINES banner?
Dance in The new LOOT. hall Feb. 81.
Hear Ober at opera house Friday evening
next.
Hunt will sell you 30 lbs. New Prunes
for $l.00.
Byron lodge +. d A. NJ. will give big
party Feb. II.
Rev. A. b. Clough, of Chesaning, preach
ed at Asbury Chapel Sunday.
w. r. Chapel began his duties as post
master at Corunna on Monday.
The state convention Y.P.S.C.E. will be
held at Lansing, April l and ,.
Dime entertainment at the M. f. church
| tonight Something unique.
The Sd Michigan Cavalry will hold a re-
union at Kalamazoo, Feb. 21th.
Nearly 100 head of cattle were shipped
from Owosso, Wednesday, to Virginia.
A communication from Burton in regard
| to the church trouble Is crowded out this
week.
Remember the masquerade ball at Wese-
ner hall the 18th under the auspices of the
German Aid Society.
Isaac Gould, of Corunna, was in the city
yesterday, exhibiting a new wind mill
which he has patented.
A very interesting series of meetings are
being held at the Disciples chapel. Will
continue all next week.
Bert Smith was acquitted in Justice
Byerly's court yesterday on charge of steal
ing dog from Dave Dwight.
Sale of reserved seats for next entertain
ment in lecture course 40 OH sale at s o'clock
Wednesday morning at Il. o. lobby.
Fine Spices.-If you want to see some
thing extra nice in spices call at Hunts and
examine his whole and ground spices.
Fenton is going to hold the spring cleo
ton under the new law. The Republicans
and Democrats held their caucuses Monday
| and Tuesday evenings.
The Owosso Tool Co. has recently ship
| ped over the NJ. c. Il. X. $4,000 door and
window screens. This institution is one Of
| lne pest we nave III tue Guy.
Chas GLADDEN.. of Shiawassee township,
died very suddenly Saturday evening. He
had been In Owosso and on his return home
was taken sick. He was an old resident
| and much esteemed.
Married, by Rev. E. l.. Little, at the
| home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Albram Wicking, on Saturday evening,
Clarence ID. Haight and Matte Wicking.
The "Queen Cart Company" is the firm
name ola new company organized in this
city which has contracted with Melvin ~
Berry to take all the carts manufactured by
| this firm. AS the company is composed of
pushers in business affairs and have as
gold cart as there is on the market, sue
cess is sure to follow its business.
Cora, adopted daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Cuyler Young, died Monday of Bights Dis
ease. She was member of The High School
Glass of '92. and communicate of the Epis-
cOpal church, where the services were held
Wednesday afternoon. The class attended
in body. This is the second member the
class has lost by death since entering the
/ high school.
Il. f. Dudley and Albert Todd have
formed "A partnership under the firm name
| vi tllt lIdht W. hdNt VII
| tered into the ice business, intending to
supply both the wholesale and retail trade.
! Tuesday morning they sent gang of twelve
men TO Lake George, Lightweight miles
northwest of OwOssO on the Il. IL A. A.
Ry, to begin the erection of a house to hold
six thousand tons, and in few days anoth-
er gang of men will be sent to help cut the
ice. The firm has already received inqui-
ries from this and adjoining states for sever
al hundred carloads of ice. This enterprs-
ing firm intends TO supply the local trade
here next summer.
About six o'clock Monday morning fire
was discovered in the roof of the story and
a half house of Fred LutZ, on Ridge street,
] fourth ward, and the house was burned TO
| the ground in short time. Those who az
rived first succeeded in saving part of the
goods. The loss was about $500, partially
insured. The fire department responded
promptly to the alarm, but OIL reaching the
premises found they lacked about 800 feet
of hose; the city team was driven back and
more hose obtained and the first practical
test of the water works had with good re-
suits. Water was thrown through 1900
feet of hose with sufficient force to reach
| the top of an ordinary house