The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-13

Inc feak iamlly at tie COnsreSatiohai
church, Feb'y.27
Born, on Friday last, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark v. Gibson, an eight pound boy.
4S4 scholars were in attendance at the
two M. Il. Sunday schools OF our city last
Sunday.
We have issued from our job department
this week 80 page catalogue tor the Eureka
Cement Co.
Hartwellville Is said to have a genuine
ghost whose appearance has been seen and
vOuched for.
George and Martha Washington will give
a reception at Odd Fellows hall, Friday
evening, February 20.
John st. Clair, Of Perry, paid Justice
Baldwin $l5 Tuesday for assaulting Fred
Wilson, of the same town.
The mems meeting at the Y. M. c. A.
room next Sunday Is to be addressed by ii.
K White. Subject, Halted"
A. Wentz, of Bennington, is erecting a
new house on w. Main street, on one OF the
lots recently purchased from Mrs. Halter.
The supreme court reversed the decision
i'm the case of Ladu VS.. Ladu. Lyon d
Hackleman were the successful attorneys.
Married, Wednesday, Feb. 18th, at the
home of the brides parents in New Haven
| township, Geo. Bignall and Maud Lindsey.
Thirty-three citizens of Woodruff town
! ship have petitIoned the Legislature against
voting money for the Grand Army Encamp-
ment at Detroit
Judge S. B. Daboll, of st. Johns, has
| been occupying the bench at C0runna this
week. and judge Newton has been holding
court in st. Johns.
The Patrons of Industry of Bennington
will give pudding and pound cake social
at Harryman's hall, Feb. 21st, cordial
invitation extended to all.
Miles Parker has parrot and telephone
and when the phone rings the parrot calls
out ''hello" that can be plainly heard at
the other end of the line.
The case of Rose VS. township of Calede-
nonia was argued in Justice Baldwin's
court last Saturday by A. r. Mcbride for
Rose and prosecuting attorney Miner for the
township. The case was adjourned one
] week.
DIR. Jas. Gallup, of Grand Rapids, will
occupy the Congregational church pulpit
again next Sunday. His subject for morn
ing service will be: 'Christianity as civil
izing force" Evening: 1.-THE value of a
good name."
Jackson Augsburg, of Vernon, Samuel
Shuster, of Rush, and Ezra Mason, OF
Owosso township, have been drawn as jurors
for the March term of the u. S. district
court at Detroit.
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by their friends in costume, will give pub
lie reception Friday, Feb Goth. from five Ia
nine. at Odd Fellows Hall, Entertainment
i'm the style of "Ye Olden Times. Admis-
sion to hall and supper, Is cts.
In another column is published the draft
hof constitution of the Cooperative Milling
Society. Not all the provisions for manage.
ment have been adopted but will be at the
next meeting. Thos. c. Broadbent, OF
Ovid, will probably be selected to have
charge of the mill Two sites are being
considered, the location along the T. & A.
A. tracks near the foot of the Washington
street bridge. being most favored. Another
location, on the Wright farm has been offer
ed by Abrey and Frazer. The proposed
mill will have capacity of IS to 100 bbl:
per day and contain the latest patents Of
milling machinery.
Russell III. Conwell, whose lecture in THU
city last year caused so much favorable com
ment, is to be here Wednesday, February
%, and fills the third number of the Y. M
G. A. lecture course. By his request the
subject of his lecture will be "a Silver
Crown, or Born King" The following is
from the Springfield Union: st is of nc
use to try to report Conwell's lectures. They
are unique. Unlike anything or anyone
else. Filled with good sense, brilliant with
new suggestions and inspiring always t.
noble life and deeds, they always please
with their wit. The reader of his addresses
does not know the full power of the man.
Harry II. Henderson died Thursday
Feb. 18th at IL o'clock. He had long beer
a sufferer from kidney disease, which wa.
finally the cause of his death. Mr.. Hender
son had been student at the state norma
school, was successful teacher and hat
lately been engaged in the insurance bust
ness. He was conscious until the momen
of his DEATH All his brothers were presen
at his bedside except John who was enrOut,
from Alpena and did not arrive until after
ward. The funeral services will be held a
the residence Of ii. ClOugh on Washington
street, at IL o'clock Saturday, Conducted b!
the Rev. E. b. Bancroft and the intermen