The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-22


Rev. c. Van Dorm will deliver the Memo
rial day address at Vernon.
The plans for the Congregational church
are in the hands OF the building committee.
Go to Ann Arbor next week Thursday.
Fare S1.55 including admission to the art
loan.
w. j. Brown. of Howell, will speak on
temperance at the M. X. church next Sun
day morning.
j. S. Thompson and II. E. Nye, of Flush
ing were In OwOssO last Friday. Each pur-
chased carriage horse while here.
NJ. Miner has traded his eighty acre farm
east of town for city property owned by
Peter Foess Foess will move on the farm.
The horse on one of VIM. Townsend's
milk wagons ran away Tuesday morning,
throwing Ernest Townsend out, injuring
him quite severely.
Factory A and factory b are the distin-
gushing names between the old factory
and the new factory belonging to the Estey
Manufacturing works.
The report that Rev. John Hamilton,
| formerly of Perry, had been placed I'm an
preaching at Lake Linden.
Fern G.. Smith, formerly Shiawassee
county boy and for some time superintend-
ent of the schools at Gladwin and now an
attorney at that place, was married Wednes-
day to Miss Cora Mills.
| Maud Miller, one of THE TIMES cores
pOndents, gives some excellent advice in
verse regarding writing for the press. In
other words Maud appr0ximates the ideal
kind of writing when she says boil IL
down."
| A house well filled with guests witnessed
the marriage on Tuesday evening of Charles
| the home of the bride on Mulberry street
ceremony the company sat down to boun.
tiful supper.
Geo. Mckenzie, who formerly owned {
meat market In OwossO and later in COrunna
has purchased the market of Converse &
Son in West OwossO, and taken possession
of the same. Mr.. Converse will remain in
Owosso until fall when he will remove tt
Birmingham.
By an act approved April %, 1891, thu
time of the meeting of the variOns board.
of supervisors for the purpose or equalizine
the assessment rolls i'm the years i'm which
the state board of equalization meets, ha:
been changed from the second to the fourth
Monday in June. Circulars giving notice
of the meeting required to be held on the
fourth Monday i'm June, 1891, have beer
sent out by Auditor General Stone.
A pleasant company assembled on Wed
nesday morning, May 90, by invitation o.
Mr. and Mrs. ROseboom, at their residence
on south Cedar street, to witness the mar
riage of their daughter Miss Blanche Rose
boom to Fred r. Holiday, Pastor +. l.
Little officiating. Among the guests from
abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday, of st
Charles, parents of the groom. Mr.. Howard
of Goshen, Ind, and Byron Lusk, of st
Johns. After dainty lunch the party took
the morning train for Hillsdae and will
visit also at Lawrence and Battle Creek
At home after May 80 at ia south Ceda
street.
Died, on the evening of May Goth, Mrs
Elizabeth Meredith Darling, wife of Jess,
Darling, engineer on the r., A. A. &. N
M. Ry. Mrs. Darling was born Nov. 23d
1S45 at Smithvile, Lincoln county, Ontario
She was married to Mr.. Darling April 18th
1871. Her married life was passed largel.
in Toledo, Ohio. From there she removed
with her husband and family three year
ago to 0wOssO. She was faithful wifi
and mother, kind and thoughtful of other
welfare. She was attacked with la gripp
about three weeks ago, later suffering re
lapse from which she died. She leaves
stricken husband and four children to mOur
her removal from them. Pastor K. l.. Littl
held brief service this morning at tn
house and the remains were taken to Toled
for the funeral and interment.