The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-11-13
The Durand Land Co. is to build large

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grain elevator
Mrs. McBan's Sunday school class will
give musical at the home of j. ID. Evens
next Wednesday evening. A general in
vitation is extended to be present.
CA. Doane, of Owosso township, threshet
the following amount OF grain this season
wheat 10, 1856 bushels, oats 1883, barley
1887. buckwheat $40, peas 40; total 3S, "A:
bushels.
The rains have been a great blessing tO
the farmers. Wheat has already improved
in appearance, the corn husking can now be
completed and farm work for the year
closed up.
Herbert Stevens, of Elsie, was arrested
by Sheriff Morrce, Monday, on complaint of
G. A. Dubois, postoffice examiner, charged
with cutting open and rObbing mail bag
at Ashley last month. He will be examined
before Commissioner Watson next Wednes-
day. In default of $1,000 bail he is in jail
at Corunna.
The Y.M.C.!A. is preparing to hold its an
nual reception Thanksgiving evening. An
excellent program is being prepared. This
reception is open to all friends of the assO-
citation. No admission will be charged; such
free-will gifts either in money or books fol
the library as may offered will be gladly re-
ceived
Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks, Adams street,
celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
their wedding on Thursday evening. Their
home was well filled with friends and
neighbOrs, about sixty being present to
extend greetings and congratulations to the
host and hostess on the successful voyage
they have so far made in life. The evening
was passed very pleasantly in social inter.
course and at $50 bounteous supper
served. The friends present left as tokens
of their esteem many valuable and useful
silver presents.
The Columbia City Qnd.) Daily CONNER.
cial speaks of the Labadie Co. as follows
''The Tuttle opera house was comfortably
filled last evening and the play, Ingomar
received hearty applause at every act. Thu
characters are all good and besides being an
evening of amusement taught lesson thai
even barbarians can be controlled by thai
one great and unavOidable-lOve. Francis
Labadie, as Ingomar, was well liked. Miss
Hattie Rowell, as Parthenia the star, carried
the audience along with her to the noun.
tains where her father was rescued; back to
the home where everything was made bright
and as In life as well as fiction the battle
was to the right Fer good dramatic com
pany this troupe cannot be eXcelled i'm point
of acting"
The central character presented in "The
Burglar" Is such novel one and Is possess
ed of SO much two-sidedness, at the same
time so seemingly natural, that the audience
mo n hn
burglar on midnight exploit is rather
pleasantly surprised at the appearance
of little tot, who amuses him in a very
astonishing way all the while he is prepar-
ing his plumber. Before his departure from
the house he discovers in EdttId his own
child, whose mother he had cruelty wronged
and deserted. The scene of recognition is
one calculated to evoke no end of interest
and to keep the audience absorbed until the
climax of the play. During the unfolding
of the plot comedy vein of genteel quality
prevails. 1t may thus be said with i'm
punity that ''The Burglar" lacks no elements
necessary to acceptance by all classes of
theatre-gOers. At the opera house Nov. II.
People who work necessarily without rest
or recreation should remember that there is
limit to human endurance, which once
reached, ends in a breaking down of both
mind and body. Every person who labOrs
should have one day in each week to rest
and allow wasted energies to recuperate.
This imperative law of nature must be OBJ
served TO prevent a loss of mental and
physical forces, and the man who fails to
meet its requirements is certain to pay for
his rashness with an early loss of health
and strength. There is no need of shorten
ing life by constant toll, nor the filling of
ones latter days with aches, ills and misery.
Frequent intervals of rest are necessary to
health and happiness, and at least one day
in each week should be given to restore ex-
hausted energies that the mind and body
may be made ready for useful and success
full lab0rs.
The Union Workers of the Fourth Ward
Union 5. s. have arranged for musical to
be given i'm the Chapel on the evening OF
Friday, Nov. Goth, commencing at S:15
local. The following program will be rem.
dered:
Piano ..Rothkappchen.... Franz Bendel
MISSES CONANT AND WYKEs.
Vocal Solo .. Out on the Deep......Fr. w. Sohr
MISS FINCH
Recitation. MISS GATES
Vocal duet %, Swallow. Happy Swallow. Kucke1
MRS. NEwBIGGING AND MISS JONES
Vocal solo,. ..........."........."MR. HORSMAN
Recitation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MISS DOLITTLE
Piano solo............ Waltz in Emin ..... Chaplin
MISS CONANT.
Vocal solo, with violin obligato....C. W. Combs
MISS FINCH AND MIR. WEsENER.
Recitation....... GATES
V OCal
.....MISS BUCKNINSTER AND.M WICKHAM
Violin Solo...."... FantaSie.......J. b. Singelee
MIR. WESEHER.
Recitation ........................ MISS DOLTTTLE
Minis. NEwBIGGING AND MR. HORsMAN
Admission 10 cents.
The Mich. S. M. 81 o. Co. has kindly
loaned one of their fine pianos for the oc-
casion.
Insult 60 Injury.