The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-03

The Trades Carnival Watch for It,
Ariel Ladies-April s.
Warren Woodward has new safe.
Ariel Ladies and John Thomas next We'd
nesday.
Four good men to vote for: the republic
can nominees for aldermen.
There was no April fool about the price of
sugar. 1t dropped.
Copies of the amendments to Owosso city
charter can be obtained at this Office.
Grand Rapids Cement sold only by E. M.
Brooks. Call and see him or send your adj
dress.
The old Kyle house is being torn Down,
preparatory to beginning work on the new
M. Z. church.
There will be warm sugar social at the
Asbury church next Wednesday eve, April
Sth. Sugar 10 cents dish.
Before cleaning up your lawn and yard.
see the Little Gem lawn sweeper" at G,
G. Rowell's, Main street west.
Elder L. r. Gault will preach at the
Church of Christ, corner Oliver and Hick
DRY streets, next Sunday morning and even
ing. All are invited.
The Congregational society has decided to
build the new church Of stone, providing 1t
can be done within the limit of $40, 900,
which the architects think can be accom-
plished.
A lecture on ''Gen. w. Il. Sherman. the
Military and Manly" will be given at
the Congregational church next Sunday
evening. The G. A. r. Post is expected to
attend in body and arrangements will be
made for special music.
The TIMES this week publishes Colo
RADIO letter from the pen of Miss MOllie Z.
Carruthers, who Is a descriptive writer of
rare merit. 1t is rarely that letters Of such
merit are found outside of magazines and
the article noted is much superior to similar
syndicate articles in the Metropolitan Press.
The Congregational society has engaged
MalcOlmson & Higginbotham, of Detroit, as
architects for the new church building.
These men are very highly recommended
and are evidently experts in their line.
They were in the city Wednesday consult
ing the committee on plans and arranging
to begin work at once on the church.
At caucus of the prohibition party Mon
day night, K. L. Brewer, ID. M. Christian,
Il. p. Hackleman, A. Robertson, M. I'll.
Knapp and j. III. House were elected to at
tend a citizens convention If one were
called. Otherwise the city convention will
be held this Friday) evening to put full
city ticket into the field.
Pat Lynch, an Owosso man, went to Ian
sing the other day with $500 in his pocket.
He had sense and deposited $475 in the
bank, taking the rest for good time"
When he awolSe next morning he had not a
cent and has had his chum arrested for rob
!. bipg him, but he's awful glad he made the
deposit-Lansing Republican.
Dr. j. II. Kellogg addressed large aud
fence of men in tie Baptist church Wednes-
day evening. Heredity, bad education and
bad habits were the cause of human degen-
Grafton. Sickness should be considered a
disgrace, and the violation of physiological
laws made as reprehensible as statutory Of
lenses. DR.. Kellogg's lecture was plain,
thoughtful address on practical living and
Owosso people are indebted to him for the
effort, taking the time that he needed for
rest and from his busy workshop at the san
itarium at Battle Creek.
The Economic club met Monday evening
At the residence of Supt. Simmons. Owing
I'd the unavoidable absence of Geo. M.
Dewey, who was to have considered &c
onomic lighting, the subject OF telepathy
was taken up. Numerous incidents of
mind reading were related, showing that
there is marvellous field for research.
The power possessed by teacher in detect
ing the trend of thought of pupils was illus
trated in the case of humble bee released
from tin box in school and the unerring
swiftness with which the insect shot for a
red headed boy under the misapprehension
that il was clover blossom, the subsequent
screams of bloody murder, and the detection
of the boy who was the only one studying
in school, revealed to the teacher the Offend
er. Some of Bishops and Johnson's feats
in mind reading were described and expert
ments made showing the line of methods
there adopted.
a Vto has the cheapest and incest line of
lchaiM iewelry, ETC.? A. w. Prindle & Co.