The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-25
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rooms tonight.
Arthur Huntley, of Caledonia, died last
week, aged 96 years.
All the latest shapes in hats and forms, at
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle's.
DIR. truth will be at the Merrel House,
Thursday May Sth, 1890.
City teamster Martin made his first trip
with the city sprinkler Monday.
Come to this Office for your commercial
printing We will certainly please you.
Rev. Goodrich is conducting revival meet
ings at the Baptist church each evening
A barn of Matthew p. Tousley, of Shafts
burg, was destroyed by fire Tuesday. Loss
$1,000.
S. f. Parkill will give one of his talks at
the Presbyterian church, Corunna, Sunday
evening.
DIR. C. Mccormick has for sale flock of
AZ sheep. Reason for selling, scarcity OF
pasture.
The TIMES was awarded the contract by
the council to reprint the city charter. Our
prices tell.
Murphy and Conner are advertising for
so painters and paper hangers. Their bus
mess is booming.
On account of so many entertainments
this week the musical concert by Miss Mar
tin was given up.
o. Sharpstene will put glass front into
the building new occupied by G. G. Duff,
when he vacates.
Julius p. Eveleth, of Corunna, is chair
man of the board of school Inspectors for
Caledonia township.
The Eureka Cement Co. now has patents
on all its cements and pulley coverings and
is pushed with orders.
DIR. Stimson, district secretary of the
American Missionary Unien, preached at
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mass meeting next Sunday at $3.50 p. IN.
for ladies' and gentlemen at the Y. M. &. "A.
rooms. Come and hear Evangelist Snyder
The case of Alice Everts VS.. Gilbert r.
Everts has been decided by the Supreme
Court in favor of the complainant, giving
her the entire farm.
The editor of THE TINES delivers the adj
dress at Alpena today on the occasion OF the
list anniversary of the establishment of the
order of Odd Fellows.
''Silver Slipper" drew good crowds both
evenings and pleased every one. Miss Rose
is to be congratulated on her success in drill
ing the children who took part
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Zimmerman are sore
~ afflicted in the death of their infant son,
who died yesterday afternoon OF membran-
eous Group, aged ten months.
Tea will be served at the home Of l..
Flickinger, on Michigan ave., from to s
this Friday afternoon and evening, by the
Ladies Aid Society of the M. f. church.
Bill 10 cents. All welcome.
Tonight Evangelist Snyder will conduct
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
All men are invited. Next Sunday at $3.50
p. m. he will conduct general mass meet
ing for both ladies and gentlemen.
Under the new tax law the supervisors
are required to place property owners under
oath when taking the annual assessment
This will probably not prevent people from
swearing when they pay their taxes, Also
Elk.
w. Z. Watson, deputy internal revenue
collector, will be at THE TIMES office all day
Monday, April %, for the purpose of receiv-
ing the tax of all persons who desire to re-
new their government liquor and tobacco
licenses.
c. J. Stuart has employed competent
plumber and is now prepared to lay pipe
from the mains to the home or wherever
wanted, complete including earth work.
Work guaranteed satisfactory and no leaks.
Give him call.
The latest sporting organization is the
Owosso Gun Club, composed of 81 mem
bers, K. V. Smith, President and j. b.
COnnors, Sec'y and treasurer. Mr.. Corners
has accepted challenge from Mr.. LangdOn
for q contest on Friday of next week at the
Club grounds on the Fair Grounds.
A babe was born to Prof. and Mrs. ii. X.
White, of Fenton, on Monday, living but a
short time and was brought here for burial |
on Tuesday. Mrs. White was dangerously |
sick for several days, but is, we are glad to
state, somewhat improved. Her mother, |
Mrs. J. S. Colby, has been with her all the
week.
Melvin q Berry made shipment Tuesday |
to Orange Co., n. Y, OF nine top buggies, |
two surries and six logging" wagons.
These goods were made for A. b. Sergeant, |
of this city, who has worked up good |
trade OH work of this kind made by M. u b. |
We were pleased to note the fine quality of |
the work and the excellent finish.
The executive committe Of the State Y. |
NJ. G.. A. has decided that it will be best to |
hold the annual meeting in Flint this year,
and so Owosso will have to wait at least |
another year. The meeting is to be held in |
October and will probably be one of the
best ever held in the State. The Owosso
association can certainly be counted OH to be |
out in full force.
The sad news of the death of Mrs. Carrie |
Clark, wife of Jas. III. Clark, of New 10th
rop, reached this village, on Monday last,
her death occurring the evening before from |
a malignant form of diphtheria. Owing to |
the contagious nature of the disease, no |
funeral services were held and the burial |
occurred OH Monday at the cemetery in this |
place. Arrangements will be made for the |
funeral service later, which will probably be |
held at the church at New Lothrop. Mrs. |
Clark was but twenty-three years of age and |
is survived by her husband and little daugh- |
ter who have the sincere sympathy of their |
many friends in this great affection. |
ing Observer.