The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-07


The rooms over THE TINES Office will be
ior rent Otter December 1.
Reduced rates to Grand Rapids next week
on account of the Masonic fair.
Rev. Davies will exchange pulpits next
Sunday with Rev. Covell. of Flint.
Y. p. s. C. 4. social at the home of w,
M Tillotson "Wednesday evening next.
Several cases of illegal voting are to be
prosecuted In different parts OF the county.
Irving Parsons. of Owosso township, and
Miss Minnie D0uds were married Monday.
Owing to the election THE TIMES did not
go to press until later than usual this week.
Five carpenters arc pushing to completion
a new residence for M. l.. Parker in West
Owosso.
The last of November Is the time set for
the occupancy of the Washington street
school.
Frank f. Payne, of Owosso township,
moves next week to Osceola county, near
Reed City.
Remember that w. A. Richardson has
removed his grocery store to the OddFellOws
Dullulng, on Main street.
Thirty-five applicants attended the Teach
ers Examination at Corunna, list Friday
and ~ were granted certificates.
f. M. Hopkins, of Durand, is said to be
in serious trouble, having been arrested
Tuesday on four criminal charges.
The telephone was in almost constant re-
QUESTION Wednesday, after election, to fur
nish the news from various centers.
j. S. Brown, of Lyons, father of Mrs. ii.
III. Hall, Frank and Nellie Brown, of this
city, died at his home in Lyons, Monday.
The pumping machinery at the water
works well was badly broken Thursday.
The well is nearly down, only five feet yet
yet to go.
The greatest underwear in the world for
25 cts. can be bought right here in OwossO
at Webb d Wicking's, clOthers and matters,
opposite post office.
+. +. Dudley's wagon was upset Friday
night by Halloween miscreants and $50
reward is offered for information that will
lead to the arrest of the parties.
Supt. Simmons has inaugurated a system
of inter visitations among teachers, whereby
becomes the common property of all.
H. G. Dolloff. of Henderson, is a hustling
young man. Besides finding time to teach
an excellent school he teaches writing and
is agent for a full line of school supplies.
The German Arbeter society will give a
grand ball at Wesener's hall, Thursday
evening, Nov Is. Good music will be fur
nished. A good time Is promised. Bill
so cts.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Darling gave them genuine surprise house
warming few evenings ago. They left as
reminders of the occasion several fine
presents.
Shiawassee county had within her boun-
diaries on Monday an -GOvernOr-Alger-
the present GovernOr-Luce--and, as the
returns now show, the GOyernOr-elect,
Winans.
The Republican vote in this county fell
off 1878, the vote in 1883 being ALL and
2743 last Tuesday. The Democratic vote
fell short 4O3, being 5000 in 1888 and 2797
i'm 1890.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Disciple
church will give chicken pie social at the
chapel on Saturday, Nov. Is. Serving din
ner and supper. All are cordially invited.
Tickets Is cents.
The blacksmith shop in the old foundry
building has been removed to the old mOnu-
ment works opposite Esteys factory. Allen
Cole is first class horse sheer and prompt
ly attends to all kinds of blacksmith work.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Harvey J. Hudson, husband of Mrs. Cora
Hudson. died at Dayton, Mich, Saturday
night after a long sickness. He had an at
tack of typhoid fever in July, followed by
paralysis. Mrs. Hudson's many friends
here extend to her their deepest sympathy
in this sad afflictiOn.
The Sunday School organization of Shia-
wassee county shows that there are 7S
schools in operation, seven being organized
and three suspended during the year.
There are 738 officers and 3,96S pupils,
making a total membership of 4,606, the
average attendance being 3,040. Amount
expended last year for Sunday School pur-
poses being $1,350.SS.
Mrs. Sarah NJ, wife of Thos. Martin,
died at the family home on Washington ST.,
Saturday forenoon, aged n years, months
and Is days. Mrs. Martin was born in Eng
land and lived there until 1860, when the
family came to this country and located i'm
Owosso. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Martin twelve
children were born, six of whom passed
away before her. She was the mother of
Edward and Stephen Martin, of this city.
The funeral services were held Tuesday,
conducted by Rev. STARTS.
Woodlawn Park addition to Owosso has
been plated and put in the market. 1t was
formerly the James l.. Wright farm. The
owners of this property have opened an Of
fee at 10 Washington street, Owosso, and
are ready to sell these lots at very low prices.
Their terms are the best ever offered the
public, being only so cents week and up
wards to suit the purchasers. Factories will
he located on this property. and prices will
raised in 80 days. The first purchasers ale
sure to realize profits.
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