The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-04
Swedish ladies April Z.
Sweet spiced pickles at Hunts.

Sweet spiced pickles at Hunts.
Hunt urges for all to try his crackers.
Don't you think the Republican ticket a
good one?
New maple syrup, very thick and nice at
Hunts.
DIR. truth will be at the Merell House,
April 10.
Masqueraders go to Dunham's forpictures
of your suits.
All the nobby things in light colored shoes
and slippers at Murray ~ Terbush's.
Fine table butter always wanted at Hunts.
for which the very highest price will be paid.
J. w. Turner has moved his Office into
the Thomas block, over Murray & Terbush's
store.
"Hearts of Oak" one of the best plays
ever written, at Opera House next Friday
evening, April II.
Without question the finest concert ever
given in the city was the one given last night
by the Higgins Concert Co.
NJ. l.. Stewart & Co. keep their bank
open during the noon hour for the accom-
mediation of those doing business with them.
l.. r. Gault, pastor of the Disciple church,
preache, for them every other Lords day
morning and evening. Next Sunday is his
appointment. llE 1928
p. Foess will give display of meats of
all kinds tomorrow at his store on Main ST.,
at old Harrer stand. h
Listen for the hum of band, saw mills and
the noise of school furniture manufacturing
in the near future. Hurrah for Owosso as
a manufacturing city.
At ameeting of the Alumni of the High
School held last Monday evening, it was
unanimously voted to postpone the annual
meeting until some time in June.
Mrs. Lucy, relict of the late Judge Com
stock. died at her home at 1880 Wednesday
evening. aged So years. Funeral services
from the house at $3.50 Saturday afternoon.
Grand masquerade, the last of the season,
on Easter Monday, April z, at Wesener's
hall. The invitation is to everybody.
Come one, come all, and have good time.
A special meeting of the w. r. G. is
called for Saturday, April 5, to make
arrangements for camp fire to be held on
the 25th anniversary of the surrender of Lee.
A full attendance is desired. By order of
the president.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Church of
Christ (Disciple) will hold an Easter Social
at the chapel (cor. of Oliver and Hickory sts)
Saturday evening, April 5. Supper will be
served from until 0. Old fashioned color
ed Easter eggs speciality.
The G, mnasium Club will give an enter
tainment at their hall over pest Office
Thursday evening, April 10. Ladies are
cordially invited. A moral entertainment
guaranteed. Admission, 10 cts.
The officers elect for the ensuing six
months of the Congregational Y. p. 5. G. +.
are: President K. w. WOOdard; vice presi-
dent, Miss f. Grace Dewey; secretary, Miss
Edith Seelys; treasurer Miss Nellie Turner.
Mr.. Chas. Green's infant son, whose ill
ness was noted I'm last weeks TINES, died
early Sunday morning, aged about five
weeks. Funeral services were held at the
house Tuesday by Rev. l.. w. STARTS. The
body was placed i'm the receiving vault of
Oakhill cemetery.
Fine coffses. Are you perfectly satisfied
with the coffee you are using? If not, just
try one pound from Hunts and see if he
doesn't please you well.
E. B. Smith, of Laingsburg, was convict
ed of assault and battery before Justice
Byerly, Tuesday. Another suit, connected
with the same circumstances, will be tried
before Justice Baldwin, wherein the COM
plainant i'm the first case is charged with
disturbing the school of which Mr.. Smith is
principal
The latest shapes in hats at Murray &
Terbush's.