The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-11-20

December collection.
Have you seen the proposed stained glass
window for the city hall ?
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Shattuck, a
daughter, Sunday, Nov. Is.
Sixty converts are reported from the meet
ings held at Asbury church.
Postmaster Royce, of Byron, is confined
TO his home by a severe illness.
: Tuesday November II was the first snow
storm of the season and was marked by cold,
freezing weather.
T. M. Phillips, of Middlebury township,
is with hunting party near st. Helens, in
R0scOmmOn.
John Andrews, a prominent Ovid bust
uess man, died very suddenly Sunday of
heart failure. Age SO years.
The Tool Co. is manufacturing immense
numbers of door and window screens for
winter and spring shipments.
Byerly g. Loring have just received notice
of the allowance of the pension claim of
Platt s. Pelton, of Bancroft.
Married, at Detroit, Wednesday, VIM.
Hunt of Laingsburg and Miss Elva, daugh-
ter of Mrs. j. II. Rohrabacher.
The Congregational Sunday School and
young peoples meeting will be held in the
old M. Il. church next Sunday. kts
One of the boys who wear Uncle Sans
postal uniform is to be married on or near
Thanksgiving-so the report is. q
The house Of P. b. wightman, of Oakley,
was destroyed by fire Wednesday morning.
Loss about $500. No insurance.
Quincy Mcbride was awarded first prem
ium on print butter at the fat stock and
dairy show now being held in Chicago.
The contract for seating the auditorium
of the Congregational church has been
awarded to the Manitowac, Wis, Mfg. Co.
In Mr.. Liken's article last week he was
made to say reasonable seasons" The
word reasonable" should have been omitted.
The water works pipes have been cleaned
out this week of all river water and moth
ing but well water is now pumped into
them.
The six day Estey furniture factory Is
now running on extra time in order TO meet
the demands for the new line of furniture
made there.
Burt G. Hall teaches school at the Union
district i'm OwossO township and the stars
and stripes float from flag staff in front OF
the building.
A large amount of work has recently been
done at the M. G. Ry. yards in this city in
the way of repairing tracks, putting in new
switches, etc.
Through the efforts of Mrs. S. L. Mer-
L u h. sxrip II lore Nf
| World" has been added to the Y. nj. G. A.
library. 1t is valuable book.
| Are not some Owosso citizens making Q
| big mistake in purchasing goods out of the
city Should not every person in the city
strive to build up the business firms now
here ? Think of it.
The ladies of the M. e. church will serve
dedicatory supper in their parlors in the
church, Tuesday evening, Nov. "a. Sup
per from $50 to $3.50. Chicken pie will bt
served. Price Is cents.
There will he a masquerade ball at Crow
Hall. Thursday evening, Nov. 26. Musi
by Gibson's orchestra. Bill so cts. Cos
tunes may be procured of the Acme Cos
tuning Co., 432 K. Oliver St.
The Baptist and Congregational Sunda.
schools will be held at 900 o'clock mex
Sunday morning. The teachers and scholar
are particularly requested to remember tn
time and be on hand promptly.
II At the election of directors for the Y. M
&c. A. on Tuesday evening, the successful
i candidates were G. S. Ensminger, f. M
Miller, J. G. Shattuck, ID. M. Christian
But 20 of the 81 active members voted.
\ Cole, the jeweler, has had several Iof h
cash registers completed and on exhibitio
in different styles of finish. These register
i, are as near perfection as possible and I'll
business will now be pushed by Mr. Cole.
81 Frank Weidman, of OwossO township
) shipped on Wednesday to Wells, Stone
y Co., of Saginaw, 40 tons of baled hay I,
, which he received $12.50 ton. He hi
also sold about 90 tons to OwossO parties.
III Owosso will have, among other new bull
: ings to be erected next year, an ArmO
Hall for the Owosso light infantry. In a
a dition to this use for the building it W
probably be used for mass meetings, co
ventions, etc.
The Acme Costuming Co. of this city
4 doing large business in furnishing &C
n tunes for dances, masquerades, amate
!, dramatic companies. etc. THE TIMES j
department issued six-page catalogue f
the company last week.
III Hiiam johnson, supervisor of Veni
+, township and the lone democrat who vot
in the last legislature to pass the G. A.
encampment appropriation bill over the We
{ of Governor Winans, is i'm the field fol
i government appointment.
j. The winter time card of the M. c. r
: went into effect SUNDAY, Nov. 10. Nor
2. bound Express trains leave at 6:12 a. m. al
"A TIL d. m. South bound $3.50 a. m. and O.:
|; d. m. The OwOssO accommodation arriv
VI at 11:45 p. m. and leaves at 4:30 p. m.
The Russell assault and battery case W
on trial Wednesday in Justice Baldwin
court. The case is a family row and h
already been before the courts for sever
/. trials with disagreements of the jury befor
~ The cost to the county will run up into d
hundreds of dollars all on account Of Ii
family racket.
THE TIMES was week behind with
notice concerning the water tap desired
Mr.. Dudley. The board granted perm
for an inch tap on Tuesday of last wee
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