The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-07
New maple sugar and syrup at Hunts.

New maple sugar and syrup at Hunts.
New dates lbs for 25 cents at Hunts.
ID. McCarty has been appointed post mas
ter at Chaplin, vice Vanderhoof removed.
Maple sugar social at the residence of Mr.
Henry Daniels, Ball street. next Tuesday
evening.
Twelve persons were received into the
Methodist church at the Asbury Chapel
Sunday afternoon.
+. j. Hubert, piano tuner, is In town for
a few days. Leave orders for tuning nj
Shattucks music store.
Our correspondents are doing well, we
are pleased to hear from you often, Can't
you all write every week?
There will be preaching service at the
| Disciples chapel next Sunday morning and
evening at the usual time. Come and hear.
A meeting is to be held tomorrow after
noon at the home of Miss Maggie Halsey,
| Elm street, to organize ladies' auxiliary
| to Alger camp S. of V.
The grand lodge X. of p. is to be held in
Saginaw next week, beginning on the 18th.
| G. T.. Gregory, T.. A. Gould and M. ID.
| Gates will represent OwOsso lodge.
The Cornwals will give their concert,
| spoken of before, on Tuesday, March %.
| Mr.. and Miss Cornwall are artists the equal
of any i'm the country, and fine entertain
ment can be looked for.
Next Friday evening the YIN. "A. gym
nasium class will give an exhibition in the
| gymnasium. Only a limited number can
be accommodated, so therefore admission
tickets will be used. 1t will be free to those
who apply for tickets, but no admission
will be allowed without ticket.
Bement IL Son, of Lansing, feel agrieved
over paragraph we published two months
| ago stating that they had infringed on the
| Reed harrow patent and that purchasers of
| the same would be liable for royalty. They
| say this is not correct. AS our item was
| condensed from reliable paper we had
reason to think it correct.
| Fire was discovered in the roof of dwell
| ing house owned by Mrs. Il. +. Taylor,
corner of Park and Williams street, at noon
| Wednesday. The hose cart was on hand
promptly and the fire put out with little
damage and less excitement. The ordinary
pressure carried at the water works threw
enough water to eXtinguish the flames.
There will be Sabbath School Conven-
| ton at the Congregational church on Friday
evening, March Z, when Rev. +. w. Miller,
State Sabbath School Superintendent, and
DR.. Duncan, of Boston, Field Superinten-
dent of the Sabbath School work of the
Congregational churches of the United
States, will be present to address the people
on this subject. They are both Instructive
and entertaining speakers. They have eX-
! cellent facilities tor knowing the needs and
best methods Qf Christian work. An earn
est appeal Is made to all Christian people
to attend this meeting.
/ Census enumeratOrs are to receive 2 cents
per name, 2 cents per death reported with
in the past year, Is cents for each farm, 90
, cents for each manufacturing industry and
cents for each soldier or widow of sol
dier of the late war. The actual enumera-
/ ton must begin the first Monday In June
and must be completed within that month.
In cities of 10000 inhabitants within the
first two weeks. There is penalty provid-
ed if enumeratOrs make false returns or to
| return false answers to questions asked by
! the enumeratOrs. An enumeration may be
removed by the supervisor with the consent
of the Supt. of Census, and the pay appor-
toned to the persons performing the work,
in the discretion of the Supt. The collection
of statistics relating to Indebtedness will be
placed i'll the hands of special agents.