The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-09

bunch of keys, picked up in the road,
await an owner at this Office.
Byerly g. Loring had pension claims al
lowed for j. Thompson and A. D. "eoo
this week.
A new furnace is being put into the Bap-
fist church and other necessary improve
ments made.
The pupils of the city schools will get
their class standings for the past iye weeks
next Tuesday.
THE TIMES has secured correspondent
at North Newburg and now wants one ~
Henderson, Ovid and Elsie.
On Sunday, Oct. II, at 2:3O p. M, Rev.
]. X. Reitzel will speak at Maple hlVef
church on ''SOme impressions OF three
weeks tramp In Georgia"
Pie, pie, coffee, fried cakes, good mtlaie--
Union chapel, Wednesday evening, Oct. ID
Let EVERYONE come and have good time'
all for 10 cents, Proceeds 20 to bev. Heddie'
I There will be q special needing Of the
w, II, g, Saturday, Oct. ~, az @'9 3D.. n ~.
Co. tho pufpos6 OF insPe t.,a r ,Eho w
t Uart tns Pres, Mrs. ha'''
|
, Of Flint a.. po,,,rs Table fac
The ted sick and accident pen
tori, .r. Nj. Good, president
.ony nave oiKan,.. III. Robbins
eiit association with d.
w. .. Royce, secretary; ..
treasurer.
ne OwoSs0 business college opehed Oct
&. with Large humber of students enrolled
both for day and evening sessions. The
prospects are very favorable for the success
of the School.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Randell Campbell.
Oct. Z, 1891, by Rev. j. Il. Reitzel, Edward
b. Conner and Miss Nellie Z. Campbell,
both of Ow0ss0.
The Owoeso city band has organized by
the election of the following officers; Presi-
dent, ID. q. Clapp; vice president, G. w.
Loring; secretary, }. M. Beckwith; treasur-
er, A. ID. Whipple.
VIM. Gage, Of New Haven, was brought
before Justice Baldwin, Friday, charged
with having forged Daniel Ream's name to
note for $35 and having sold the same to
Murray & Terbush about Hine months ago.
He is out on bail for examination, Oct. 10.
The Beacon, the Congregational church
paper, has been enlarged to sixteen pages.
The issue of last week was q very creditable
one, filled with church news and articles of
interest to every C0ngregationalst in Mich
igan. Send 81 to Rev. G. II. Beale, Ian
sing, for years subscription.
Saturday evening several employees from
the Estey factory got on one of the furniture
10 IL ID kNxu sand
drawing tho wagon became frightened and
ran away. Several men were slightly in
jured and one of the horses received a cut
foot as result of the accident.
The Owosso Short hand School in the
Odd Fellow block opened Monday with
thirty-two pupils. Miss Lottie Butler, of
st. Johns, teaches music. G. G.. Eaton has
charge of the commercial department while
G. F. Winkler is day teacher of short hand
and Fred Edwards has charge of the night
school.
Wednesday morning ID. Nj. Estey receiy-
ed telegram announcing that the Estey IL
Calkins Mill at Pinconning had burned the
night before but that the timber was saved.
The origin of the fire is unknown. The
lumber in the yard was well covered by in
surance but the mill was not so well pro-
tecetd. No estimate OF the loss has yet been
made.
The Catholic Bazaar closed Monday night
i'm blaze of glory. The total net receipts
aggregated over LOO dollars. V. Gold
smith was declared the most popular mer-
chant and given handsome cane. Alder
man Robinson was voted the most popular
member of the OwOssO common council.
Miss Nellie Green lead in the contest for the
most popular little girl.
''Those will do for your supper" said
VIM. Moss, of OwOss0 township, Tuesday,
as he laid large bunch of strawberries on
our table, picked on his farm. ''The vines
are full of them, some just poisoning out
and others ready to pick. 1t Is the result
of good cultivation" The ripe berries were
large and Of fine flavor. This is something
unusual for October In Michigan.
The young Women's Christian associations
of Michigan hold their seventh annual con-
venton at jackson, October IS, II and IS,
1891. DIR. G. r. Henderson, of Detroit.
and Judge Buck, of Kalamazoo, have been
secured for addresses. Mrs. Capron, super
intendent of ladies' department of Moodys
Bible institutes, Is expected to be present
| throughout the session conducting the study
of the bible The first organization in this
state was at Olivet college in September,
| 1876.
| The Young Mems Era, the weekly inter
| national Y. M. G. A. paper will be offered
| at convention rates for the next few days to
the homes in this city. 1t is hoped that
there will be large number of families to
take advantage of the low rate and have the
EZRA" q weekly visitor with them to keep
| in touch with this important worldwide
work for young men. Leave name and sub
scription (Sl.0O per year, at the Y. M. G.
| A. rooms.