The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-12-16

THE TINES Office.
Knapp & Goodale report good trade buy
ing grain this week.
The stores and markets begin to show the
approach of the holidays.
ii. w. Mann has just put a new National
Cash register IN his store.
w. II. Lewis has sold his house on Pine
street to c. s. Ensminger
Greer & Perkins resumed operations in
the spoke factory this week.
The annual meeting of the Corunna Ma
| tional bank will occur Jan. 10th.
The next district lodge 1. o. G. It. will be
held in Owosso, some time in February.
e. E. Lohnes will conduct the mems
meeting at the Y. M. G. A. rooms Sunday.
Alvah Bailey will preach at the Union
| his work In Ovid.
The losses by the recent fire in the Thorn
as block have been satisfactorily adjusted.
The building Is being repaired.
The reception rendered Judge Grant at
the home of Judge Turner on Saturday
evening was largely attended and was avery
pleasant affair.
Services at Spiritual hall Sunday morning
and evening. On Saturday evening at the
| same place there will be a test meeting given
by DR.. M. ID. Thomas.
The Household Specially Co. is rushed
with orders at present. Among other orders
coming i'm being one for five gross of
handles from Port Huron.
The Estey dry kiln was completed yester-
day. The machinery is being put in posi-
ton in the saw mill and excavation is go
ing on for the addition TO the shop.
On Wednesday morning the city resumed
its old plan of cleaning the mud from the
cross walks, something which has been
much needed for the last few weeks.
One of Estey's delivery horses after run
ming away three times on Wednesday sue
ceeded in smashing the wood wagon. The
animal was frightened at the street cars.
During the past season Geo. Perrigo,
agent for the GrotOn Bridge & Mfg Co., in
this city, has sold fifteen bridges, eighteen
engines and separators, pretty good seas
On's work.
George Steer, a T. q A. A. brakeman
was sentenced to the Detroit house of cor
rection for 80 days by Justice Byerly yester-
day for whipping his wife. Pity it couldn't
have been 30 years.
The Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt will hold
services in the Forcsters' hall over Brooks
store in West Owosso next Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. All cordially invited.
Bring Gospel Hymns and bibles.
Brandle & VanCamp are building sixty
| tuh uIar hoi for ha
factory. 1t was rolled in Pittsburg and is
so constructed that no seams will be exposed
to. the fire, feature of greater safety.
Several ads are crowded out of this issue
simply because the change of copy did not
come in early enough. We repeat what we
have said before, all copy for changes must
be in by Wednesday noon OF each week.
Mr.. Oscar j. Hood of this city will be
Judge COwles' probate register. He is ex-
ceptonally well qualified for the POSITION
Mason News. Mr.. Hood is Shiawassee
county boy and his friends are pleased at his
appointment.
Star of Hope, Rebekah Lodge, No. rs,
served an oyster supper in their hall on Sat
urday evening, followed by social hop i'm
prOvised by those in attendance. 1t was a
grand good time, the receipts of the evening
were about 1913.
Mrs. Sally Aldrich, mother of Mrs. VIM.
Mason, of this city. died early yesterday
morning. Her funeral was held at the
house this morning at ten o'clock, conducted
by Rev. Little. She was seventy-siX years
old. Her remains were taken to Middle
bury for burial.
Eugene Devereaux, of Saginaw, has pur.
lahn thsas otSs IL ..fN
Work on taking the inventory was com
mencei last evening and the transfer will be
made as soon as it is completed Mr.. Dew
\ ereauX is a Shiawassee county boy, one
whom we are pleased to welcome to Owosso
The reception rendered the committee
men of the Y. M. q. A. by the ladies aux.
ilary at Mrs. Arthur Stevens, Tuesday even
ing, was an unusually pleasant and protita
bic gathering. Nearly all the members o
the committee were present. The chairman
of the several committees outlined the worl
for the coming year.
A quiet wedding occurred on Elizabeth st
at the home of the bride on Wednesda,
evening, Dec. IA, Herman De Witt, of Fer
rysburg, taking as his bride Miss Carrie +
House, of this city, Pastor K. l.. Little per
forming the ceremony. A few intlmat,
| iIlCuuo WCiO piCoCHt. luc Happy pair VIII
J make their home at Ferrysburg.
.. On Sunday morning the pastor of tn,
Congregational church will take as subjec
for the sermon, ''These Terrible Times.
, In the evening Hon. E. l.. Bangs will Occu
J ply the pulpit and give an address on 18th,
, United States Government and the Indians.
: This address has been given elsewher
and Is highly spoken of. Miss Abbie Til
lotson will give reading from Longfellov
, on the Indians in connection with TIT
service.
, On Thursday forenoon about ten oclocl
J as Mase Wood was working at a lathe II
, his shop, the stick flew from the lath strik
ing him across his upper lip. The blow
knocked him senseless, and when he recov
: cred consciousness he found his front teetl
knocked loose and an artery severed. ii,
was taken to DR.. ArnOld's Office but lost co.,
siderable blood before the artery could b,
finally tied securely. 1t was narrow es
cape for Mr.. Wood and he is to be congrat
ulated even though his face Is bandaged up