The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-04-01

Mrs Frank Melvin died Sunday morning,
aged As years. The remains were taken to
Gaines for burial.
Will Hall will make good run for treas
urer and would be capital man to care for
the city finances.
The Am. Express Co. received fine new
wagon last Saturday. The old one will be
shipped to Chicago.
Re-elect Morris Osburn for supervisor at
large. He is one of the best men the city
ever had on the board.
George II. Grahame is so situated that he
can have pleaty of time to do the work re-
quired of the city clerk.
The Water Board calls attention to the
fact that all water rates are due April 1st.
Office over Savings Bank.
John Bartrem, former resident of Owes
so, was acquitted on charge Of murder at
Hamilton, Ont, last week.
Do not forget the greeting at Spiritua.
hall over The TIMES office on Thursday,
April Z. Good supper, ten cents.
Attention is called to the notice of the
school in el0cution and gymnastics to be
opened by Misses TillotsOn and Kittleman.
In the third ward the voter who con-
siders carefully his own and the city in
terest will vote for Enoch Eddy for Alder
man.
Thomas M. Wiley was a success as an
alderman. His experience will enable him
to fill the mayors Office to the satisfaction of
the entire people.
Mrs. Nellie S. Blade, inspirational lectur-
er, will speak at Spiritual hall next Sunday
morning at 10:30 and evening at 7:3O. In
vitation extended to all.
Will some friend in each township please
forward election returns as soon as posi-
BILE after result is announced. Send vote
in full for each candidate?
The voters of the second ward will never
regret their ac ion If they vote for Fred III.
Gould for alderman. He is good man for
any position. Work and vote for him.
On account of Judge Grants address
there will be no afternoon meeting at the
Y NJ. G.. A. rooms. Miss Cummiskey will
lead the union meeting in the evening.
Louis Spies, the cripple, who has run the
stand near the post Office for some time.
ultu quite Suuutllly luCoudy lISuu' llC
had for several years been sufferer from
rheumatism.
Joseph J. Huffman is the republican
nominee for supervisor, Rush township, and
is in every way qualified to represent that
township on the board at Corunna, as it used
to be in the days of A. b. Crane.
J. W.Turner declined the democratic NOM
ination for alderman in the 4th ward and
the committee substituted Ii. G.. ritcomb.
But then, it is only matter of form, Aid.
Robbins will walk away with the election.
The query of the Reporter concerning
THE TINES hand-bill containing with other
matter the city ticket, is evidence that the
fool killer can find material for practice if
he looks after those who ask foolish ques-
ton.
If i'm politics lone good turn deserves
another" Ephraim M. Jordan would be
sure of an election as supervisor in the first
district. That he would make square as
sessment no one doubts, that he would be
just is beyond question.
The Agricultural College has issued a
bulletin concerning the charges OF diph-
iberia, i'm that Institution wherein the situa
ton is discussed and assurances given that
the attack is not epidemic and that the few
cases have been isolated.
Democratic nominees Mayor, +. A.
Gould; clerk, III. K. White; treasurer, ID. l..
Murphy; supervisOr-at-large, w. A. Wood
ard; school inspector, w. Mckenzie; super
visor 1st district, Il. j. HOrsman; constable,
John Schlickemmeyer; I'd district, super
visor, G. A. Baldwin; constable, M. K. Mil
Ter.
The voters of the first ward should see
that Albert f. Hartshorn is elected alder
man. Mr.. II. has the reputation of being
one of the most careful and level-headed
business men in the city. This business
training will enable him to look after the |
city business as an alderman should. Give |
him your vote.
The effort to organize Sunday school at |
the West Branch school house, eliminated |
last Sunday, in the election of o. L. Ora
ham Supt., Sam'l Streh Asst. Supt, Mrs.
M. j. Wright Secy., Andrew Strehl treas.
Five classes were formed. Twenty-Five
persons were present. The school starts off |
1t convenes at $3.50 pm.
The concert to be given by the choir of
the M. K. church on Friday eve. April Sth
will be exceptionally fine. The assistance
Of Mr.. Backner. tenor, and Prof. Horst,
will give pleasing variety to the
program. Miss Helen Duff will accompany
the professor upon the piano, and as they
are both artists in their profession, rare
treat can be promised.
The prohibitionists have nominated the
ticket: Mayor, e. l.. Brewer;
clerk, Fred Townsend; treasurer, ID. M.
Christian; supervisor-at-large, j. ii. Howe;
directors of the poor, N. Harris, X. ID.
Crawford; school inspector, Mrs. l.. f.
Gould; supervisor, LIST district, M. j. Rob
srts; constable, G. Shaylor; supervisor, I'd
district, T. r. Bailey; constable, II. X.
Cook; alderman, LIST ward, j. II. Faxon; I'd
ward, M. ii. Knapp; Sd ward, A. Amspok-
mr.. An ward n g Knapp