The times., 1890-09-05

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There are ~ cases on the court calendar
for September.
Democratic county convention at Corunna
next week Saturday.
Elder Gault will preach Sunday evening
on the subject Of missions. III
Mrs. A. Gould gave very pleasant tea
party to a number of ladies, Thursday.
Quincy Mcbride took premiums at the
Detroit Exposition to the amount of S2TO
When in need of pants, suit or overcoat,
go to Goldsmth's, I'd floor Wesener block.
f. f. Bumps, of Corunna, has been APP
pointed secretary of the Republican county
committee.
S. S. Miner and f. Eveleth will serve as
trustees of the Corunna schools for the next
three years.
Up to Thursday morning 100 tickets had
been sold from OwOsso Junction to the De-
troit exposition.
Mr.. N. B. Akin, of Caledonia, will be on
hand at the State fair at Lansing with a
fine lot OF grapes.
A barn on the farm of Samuel Davis, of
Shiawassee township, was destroyed by fire
Saturday. Loss light.
Elder Sharts will preach in the Flint
school house, Sunday, Sept. 7th, at $3.50 p.
m. All are invited to attend.
=. V. Dr. Botsford, of Bennington, is
mentioned at the probable patrons nominee
for the legislature in the I'd district.
The Detroit conference of the M. L.
church meets at Alpena, Sept. Is. Bishop
Andrews of New York will preside.
The agricultural association has made
arrangements to run pipes OH the fair
grounds to supply water during the fair.
Clark Potter of Vernon and Miss Lillian
Johnson of Venice, were married last Tues
day. THE TIMES extends congratulations.
Jos. Martin, of Venice captured 1st prem
ium on his 4-years old Clydesdale stallion,
Lord of the Tower. at the Detroit EXpOsi-
tion.
l.. w. and o. Barnes, j. w. Hibbard and
G. S. Bingham were all successful in win
ming prizes on their exhibits at the EXPOSE
ton.
Woodward & Son have justLreceived one
of the finest hearses in the State, and are
now prepared to do undertaking i'm the best
possible manner.
More stock will be exhibited at the coun-
ty fair this Fall than ever before. Addition
al sheds are to be built to accommodate the
increased exhibits.
A large number of OwOsso people are
the Soldiers reunion at Mt.
Pleasant. go tickets were sold at OwOsso
junction Wednesday.
VIM. f. Olney, of Vernon, has been sworn
in as substitute postal railway clerk and is
making an occasional run to become famil
iarized with the service.
81 Whistle and Wait for Katie" compan-
ion song to "Annie ROOny," is the Atest
success. This and 5000 other sheets of
fresh music at only 10 cts at music store of
Mich. S. M. & Organ Co.
The case of the people VS.. VIM. Barres-
ford and Moses Keyte, charged with assault
ing Geo. Wright was tried before Justice
Gale, at Corunna, Tuesday, and resulted in
the discharge of the gentlemen.
Some of the Saginaw delegates were so
anxious to have Col. Bliss renominated that
they came to the convention, Tuesday,
week in advance. Come again next Tues
day, boys, and you will have company.
Chimes f. by Chimes, dam by Louis Ma
poleon, made a record of 2:2S14 at the Sagi-
nav races last week. AS he already had a
pacing record of 2:15l4 1t will be seen that
he is quite horse. His owner expect to
mark him in 800 before fall.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, in New Haven, on Wednesday last,
Mr.. Frank Rourke, of Bennington, and Miss
Nina b. Gitchel, Of New Haven, Rev.
Sharts officiating. A large number of
friends were present, and many valuable
presents given.
At the D., G. ii. g. M. Ry. depot, Satur-
day evening, colOred man entertained
small crowd with the story Of his exploits,
to be the first cOlOred lieutenant
ever commissioned, and later was Living
stones body servant, and being one of the
party sent to Africa to bring Livingst0ne's
body home.
Rev. G. Il. Spencer will hold his last eve
ming service at the Methodist church next
Sunday. The following Sunday morning
he will preach; in the evening Presiding
Elder Reed will preach and administer the
sacrament. This will close Mr.. Spencer's
third year in OwOssO-three years of good,
hard work, with large increase in men,
bership and attendance at his church.
An interesting event of the week was the
marriage of l.. Irving Stewart, of the bank
ing house of M. l.. Stewart & Co., and Miss
Alice r. Pratt, which occurred Wednesday
afternoon at the home of DIR. and Mrs. X.
q. Beckwith. At 4:30, to the strains of the
march, played by Miss Helen Duff, the
bridal party, with the Misses Allie Beckwith
and Gracia Stewart acting as bridesmaids,
entered the drawing room and took their
places beneath an arch OF ferns and flowers.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
w. McGregor, of Milan, Mich, an uncle of
the groom. About forty friends and rea-
tiyes were present, among those from abroad
being Judge Peek and wife, of Jackson.
The presents received were both numerous
and valuable. After the congratulations,
dainty refreshments were served, and at
7:30 Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart said good bye to
their friends, amid showers of rice and good
wishes, and left for the east, expecting to
he absent about two weeks.
Flint Globe The State Y. M. G. A. will
hold convention i'm this city in October
from 9th to 18th inclusive. Secretary Tur-
ver ,vas I'm Detroit SATURDAY. and secured