The times., 1890-04-11

The most pleasant cent cigar In the city
at the Key West.
The brick work on Duf's store is all done
| except the front.
For fine diamonds and watches GO To
Pray. the jeweler.
Finest stock of millinery in the county, at
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle's.
The Y. M. G. A. nets a very nice amount
from the lecture course.
All the latest shapes in hats and forms, at
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle's.
Mrs. j. s. Colby entertained the Epworth
League Tuesday evening.
Six persons were received into the Con-
gregational church Sunday.
Architect Ingersoll is making the plans for
the Curry aud Beckwith block.
Rev. A. c. Peters will preach at the
Asbury Chapel Sunday evening.
The appointment of census enumerators
will be announced In about two weeks.
c.. w. Starr has commenced work on a
new house OH Washington street north.
The place to get good and cheap watch
is at Pray's, the jewelor. Dimmick block.
Remember so cents pays for THE TINES
from now until Jan. 1, 1891. Subscribe at
once.
III i'm want of bee supplies, hives. sections,
comb foundations call on Martin Cute, West
OwOss0.
Bishop Davies will administer the rites of
confirmation to class at the Episcopal
church Sunday morning.
j. H. Goetzen has moved his tailoring
business to the second story of his building.
A tobacco firm will occupy the first floor.
The Electric light plant is to be located in
the Stever Car Oiler building. The COM
pany has purchased its machinery and wire.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer concludes his sermsns
on the labor question for the present next
Sunday evening. Subject, 1.-The Future Of
Labor"
Married. at the home Of the bride OH Sat-
urday evening last, Mr.. Edward McAfee
and Miss Alice Smith, Rev. C. b. Spencer
officiating.
We would like to hear from our corre-
spondents every week. Interested ones
please take notice.
New that election is over let all lay aside
any ill-feeling and pull together for the
gorwth and prosperity of our city.
Married, at the Methodist parsonage Mon
day evening, by the Rev. G. b. Spencer.
John III. Berrey, Of Isabella county, and
Miss Louisa NJ. Brown, of this city.
Get free ticket to the Labadie-Rowell
entertainment at the stores of Murray & Ter
bush, with every sale of 81. so or Over, start
ing Saturday, April 13. Don't wait until
they are all gone.
Rev. G. p. Hubert, of Detroit, formerly
pastor of the Baptist church of this place,
will preach in the 4th ward union chapel
this evening. He will also conduct services
there Sunday morning and evening.
The piano used by tho Higgins Concert
Co. and the Swedish Ladies was selected by
John It. Glider. 1t was one of those fine
Clough & Warren pianos seld by the Owos-
so Music Co., in the rear of the Dimmick
Block.
The Ladies Aid Society, auxiliary to
the s. of ", will be mustered OH Thursday
evening, April 18th, at GAR. hall, at
1880, local time. Those entitled to join are
mothers and wives, SONS and daughters
of veterans.
Miss Elsie Donaldson, of New York, Or
ganizer for the G. w. b. M. (Dsciples) of
Michigan, will speak in the chapel, corner
of Oliver and Hickory streets, this even
ing at 7:30. A cordial invitation is extend
cd to all to be present.
The next meeting of the Economic class
will be held with Mrs. Albert Todd, at her
home corner Oliver and Mulberry streets,
Monday evening, April 18th at 7.3G p. M,
local time. The subject Of the lesson is
continuation of Distribution of Goods. i'm
Guiding wages, profit-slnring and socialism,
Rev. II. II. Davies, leader.
The concert given by the Swedish ladies
on Monday evening was attended by the
largest audience of the season and was a
grand success, winding up the course in
manner satisfactory to every onet The Y.
M. G. A. deserves the thanks of OwossO
people for the excellent course of entertain
ments provided.
Every taxpayer in the district should at
tend the special school meeting at Opera
house next Monday evening. There can be
no doubt of the wisdom of bonding the dis
trict for the purpose of building another
school house. At present many children
are obliged to stay at home on account Of
the lack of room i'm the buildings to accomO-
date them. Attend the meeting and vote to
build another school house. 1t is your duty
to do this.
The members of the Y. M. G. A. are pre-
pairing to hold series of evangelistic meet
ings, beginning with Friday of next week.
They will be conducted by Rev. j. ID. Sny-
der, of Waterloo. Ind. who is a very
enthusiastic and successful worker. The
Association desires to enlist the sympathes
and support Of all Christian workers in this
important work. The first meeting will be
for Christian men only, and for the purpose
of planning for the work.
A. Lee Williams and j. ID. Evens were
in Ovid on Friday and found at the house
of the Conner gang most of the goods stolen
from Mr.. Williams in March. The clock
was sold on Thursday (after the arrest of
two OF the men) by Mrs. Connor for So, to
a prominent business man Of Ovid, who
was reluctant to give it up, although he
must have known it was stolen when he
purchased it. They also found burglar
tools made within few days, showing the
men intended to keep up their stealing.
We wonder IL, in the light of develop
ments. there is one man I'm the city who
to