The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-12
New herring 25c a box at Hunts.

New herring 25c box at Hunts.
Three weddings in Owosso are set down
for next week.
Owosso Fancy Goods Co. is the place to
secure holiday goods.
Lunch can be had any hour in The night,
open all night, at Brewer d Cars.
One of the most attractive show windows
in the city is that of G. A. Conner.
A rise in pork brought dressed hogs into
the market at lively rate this week.
The Owosso Tool Co. will increase their
force of men the beginning of the year.
The Knights Pythias who went to Alma
last week report having an excellent time.
The young men of Owosso are consider
| ing social entertainment of unusual inn
pOrtance.
! The Car Oiler works building used by the
| Owosso Tool Co., is to be lighted with
electricity.
Owosso lodge X. O. Il. Nj. acted upon
| four applications for membership at their
! last meeting.
| After January LIST, all business locals RIM
! i'm our local columns will de charged for at
the rate of 10 cents per line.
The sermon of the Rev. DR.. Conover,
published in THE TIMES last week. has at
tracted much favorable comment.
Don't stand in your own light Come to
our great overcoat sale Saturday, Dec. Is,
next. 1t will pay you. Webb d Wicking,
hustling clothiers.
Owosso mail carriers will wear blue fan
4 20, ho
, will be left to their own option however in
the matter of handkerchefs.
| Handkerchief, the OwossO book agent,
who was arrested for larceny from the van
Dyne House has entered plea of not
| guilty. Vandeventer claims it was his own
satchel he carried away.
Clinton Independent: The Commercial
house at st. Louis, Gratiot county, has been
| closed and the furniture sold at auction.
The proprietor. j. Dodge, will remove to
Owosso and conduct secondhand goods
store.
The G.. A. Il. entertainment at the dedl-
cation of their new hall i'm the Grow block
Friday evening was complete success
The hall was crowded to its fullest extent.
The music and recitations being of high
order
The Womans Mission Circle and Sunday
school Institute which was in session at the
Baptist church Tuesday and Wednesday,
proved an interesting and highly profitable
gathering. The lecture by Rev. l.. ID.
Temple, of Lansing, on Wednesday night
on ''Truth" was masterful effort.
Jacob Craven, the Middlebury township
farmer and threshing machine man who
recently left that part OF the country, re-
turned last week in care of an officer. A
settlement was affected in some way
with part OF his creditors, and Craven has
again departed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Ilackleman are
prieyously afflicted by the death OF theil
Youngest daughter, Pauline, aged three
wears, who died early this morning after
short sickness with membraneous Group
Thus is broken one of the happiest families
, of children in OwOsso.
| The members lecture course in connec
ton with the Y. nj. &. A. has been decided
mon. Tickets will be furnished members
admitting two persons, in addition to th
300 tickets will he placed on sale. Th'
course will include Rev. DIR. Ramsey, o
Detroit. Rev. Beale, of Lansing, Rev. Wal
lace. of Saginaw, DR.. j. ii. kellogg, o
Battle Creek, and an electrical entertain
ment by Supt. j. w. Simmons, of this city
The lectures will probably be given in tn
Baptist church with the exception of TIN
latter which will be given in the Contra
school building.
Fire broke out IN the carving room of tn
Estey factory Friday evening about
o'clock. The fire was eXtinguished b.
- workmen almost Immediately. The los
| was chiefly patterns and designs whic
7 were ruined. The origin of the fire
somewhat mystery, but probably was
spontaneous combustion originating in tn
9 waste. Saturday night about the sam
I hour there was an explosion of dust In OH
of the rooms. creating some little commo
= ton. the dust being ignited by a gas JET
|, No damage was done.
! G.. A. Conner opened his new three
story block on Saturday last WIN tre
= mendous rush-in fact, we doubt IL any re
tail store I'm the state disposed Oh us man
cigars and as much candy as the Exchang
4 street hustler. But it's only fair to say tina
n Conner with his usual enterprise, had pre-
. yided the best goods the market containe
V and received his friends I'm q style tina
i MIGHT make an old English lord shed Ell
o yious tears. .Out of the old house into tn
!, now, was n success. The ice cream an
q oyster headquarters of central Michiga
q have moved into as neatly finished and con
d modious apartments as one could reasonabl
II wish Here's wishing continued prOsperit
q Ia ono of Owosso's pushing young bushes
n men.
% Toll vour folks of our cash reduction sa
ON oyercoats on Saturday Dec. IL: llitt
,s nm double and bring the family. webb
I'll. 10, .fsc