The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-17

The Congregational church will have no
Sunday evening service until September 1st
G. w. Loring is papering the hail In Mrs.
III. N. Williams new block for the h. OF. j.
The date fixed for the corner stone laying
at the Congregational church is Tuesday,
July %.
The Detroit News Is now an eight page
paper and just as newsy as 1t was when less
in size.
The Evening News OF Sunday contained
a picture of the Owosso Congregational
church.
Owosso people can go to Whitmore Lake
next Sunday, at $50 a. m. Fare, $1.OO for
round trip.
The ID. &. M. railway will sell tickets to
Detroit next week on account OF the races
for one fare.
There will be harvest ice cream social
at Harryman's hall in Bennington, on the
night of July 25.
The employees of l.. K. Woodlands mill
and the Tool Co. will play game of ball at
the fair grounds at p. IN. today.
Bedford's nickel on the window of the
OwossO Savings Bank attracts great deal
of attention. 1t certainly is neat sign.
Quite number of the boys belonging to
the Owosso Military company go to Whit
more Lake to-day and tomorrow to see the
sights.
Several militiamen enroute from Hough-
ton to WhitmOre Lake took too long to eat
breakfast at the junction Wednesday morn
ing, missing the train.
Sunday, at the Episcopal church, Master
Leyshon will appear in solo under the man.
agement of Prof. Zimmerman.
A frame building south of the old pump
house was discovered on fire, Sunday, but
the flames were soon extinguished otherwise
more serious fire would have resulted.
Perry township, hereafter. will have two
polling places and the elective franchise will
probably be exercised at Morrice and Perry
instead of the latter place, as formerly.
A travelling man says he saw one of Dud-
ley's egg crates at Parker, South Dakota.
OwOsso furnishes the crates then for the
Dakota hens, this is the case, 'eggsactly."
Twenty-six persons were received as
members of the Congregational church sun
day, making in all seventy-six received
since Rev. j. Il. ReitZel has been in OwOssO.
Single fare for round trip to Detroit dur
ing the G. A. r. National encampment
Tickets sold August Sd to Sth, good to re-
turn August 10th inclusive, via r., A. A.
IL n. M.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will serve meals and cold lunches in a tent,
south of the Wildermuth hotel, OH circus
day, July 80. Price of meals, 25c. Patron
| ize the ladies.
The ladies of the Helping Hand society
will give an ice cream social at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Robinson, No. 720, COrunna
| street, on Friday evening, July "a. Ice
cream 10 cts. a dish.
Geo. Parks was tried before Justice Bald
win, Tuesday, on charge of assaulting Mrs.
Hattie Allen, the jury disagreeing. AS this
was the second trial with the same result,
the defendant was discharged.
| The board of education has employed
| Miles Il. Valentine, of Lapeer, as principal
of the Washington street school. Mr.. V. is
a graduate of the State Normal, and has had
several years experience as a teacher,
For the annual campmeeting and Chau
tauqua Assembly of the Mich. Camp Ground
Association at Bay View July 18th to 22d
the T., A. A. IL N. M. will sell tickets COCO
to return until August 18th for $3.50. Nc
stop over privileges.
The State Board of Agriculture has APP
pointed &. II. Hicks, formerly of this city
| instructor in botany, and promoted E. A
Burnett from instructor to assistant pro
lessor of Agriculture. We are pleased t.
note the success of the boys.
The people in the neighborhood of schoo
district No. 6, Bennington, being DESTROYS
of regular preaching services, made applica
ton to the pastor of the Asbury M. z
church to supply them. He will preach his
first sermon there on the 26th inst.
Rev. Paul DesJardines of Laingsburg
will preach at Asbury M. K. church, next
Sunday at 1890 and 1880, and at Halps
new Store, COrunna road, at 800 p. m. He
will administer the rite of baptism to any
desiring it at the close of each service.
This week has seen wheat cutting mostly
completed in this county. The crop har
vested has been good and the plump berry
betOkens large yield. The rains of thi:
and last week have made the prospect of al
unusually large corn crop very tiattering
j. T. Walsh, superintendent of machin
with the fair, says that the demand for spac,
for exhibitions in that department is unprec
edented, and in excess of the space within
carriage hall, which will probably necessi
tate additional storage room.
The morning train north ON the T. q A
A. had bad smashup at Temple, Tues
day. AS the train was going round curv,
the flange on one of the truck wheels of tn,
engine broke, turning the engine upsid,
down and upsetting the mail car. The en-
gineer, Clarence Reynolds, was badly bruis
ed about the head; the fireman, Jas. b
Hurst, was badly scalded from the wais
down. The mail clerk and conductor, also
had lively shake-up.
The family of Aid. Frieseke were al
poisoned by dried beef which they ate TO
breakfast Sunday morning. Mr.. Friesekt
went to his brick yard shortly after eating
to see If the men had finished burning
kiln of brick and while there, after all tn,
men had gone, was taken suddenly sick ant
remained at the yards for six hours unabl,
to get home, falling every time he tried t,
do so. Mrs. Frieseke and daughters wen
to church where the latter were all takeI
| sick. being convened home i'm carriages