The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-25
LOCAL NEWS
CIRCULATION THIS WEEK, 1882.
Leland L. Powers, April 5.
Read up on the election law.

LOOlOSlcal Social, MARCH ~. MenaSerle
and supper free.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thorn, a
daughter, Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bertrand,
daughter, Saturday.
DR.. Jopling is having his hands full these
days in the veterinary line.
Rev. Woodhouse has resigned as pastor of
the Corunna Baptist church.
Every voter in the city must register this
spring. See notice elsewhere.
S. S. Miner will occupy l.. E. Woodlands
house on north Washington st.
Born, Friday March Is, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew McKerding, daughter.
f. b. Holman will soon open a jewelry
store in the Jackson store on Exchange st.
To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reidror, Mulberry
street, Monday, boy. Weight pounds.
E. Carr has moved his harness shop to
Corunna and will continue business there.
The painters have commenced work fin
ishing the wood work on the Congregational
church.
ZOOlOSlCdl SOCldl wednesday cNcuHISs
March 30, at Baptist chapel. Admission,
10 cents.
VanDusen & Hamblin have moved their
real estate Office to the front room over +.
M. JOhnson's bakery.
Pastor Bancroft will speak on the subject,
''The Saloon and the Citizen" at the M. E.
church next Sabbath evening.
Geo. ii. Grahame has let the job to H. M.
Bogart to build him fine residence on the
corner of King and Adams SITS.
The registration boards will be i'm session
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week. Every voter must register.
Democratic nominations for supervisors:
New Haven, j. E. Chamberlain; Venice,
Hiram johnson; Woodruff, ID. Marsh.
The election in Venice township this
spring is said to be prOspectively the most
interesting in years. A bolt in the demo-
cratic party threatens the regular ticket with
defeat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf were bound over for
trial i'm the circuit court on charge of as
sulting Chas. Race with intent to do great
bodily harm.
Democratic nominees for aldermen: First
ward, ID. G. Clapp; second ward, III. A.
Middaugh; third ward, j. b. Corners; fourth
ward, j. w. Turner.
The mite box social held at DR.. Parki's
Mar. 10th was very enjoyable and success
full affair, netting the Chicago Temple
Fund nice little sum.
Died at her home on east Main street,
Thursday at 3 p. M. Mrs. George Gable, of
puerperal fever. The remains will be taken
to Toledo tomorrow for interment.
Preparations are being made for the adj
dress of Justice G. b. Grant on enforcement
of the law, particularly in relation to the
saloons. The meeting will be called for
April Sd.
Byerly and Loring have received notice
of the following pensions being allowed this
Edwin Pasco, Pittsburg, and A. l.. Fowler,
OwOssO city,
The first SpiTituaists Society of OwossO.
Hall over THE TIMES office. Meetings every
Sunday at II a. m. Subject next Sunday
is ITO what extent is man morally respon-
sibe for acts"
Payne Bros. have rented the Hale farm
north of the city and will have this season
so acres i'm market garden stuff. The boys
are both hard workers and are bound to
succeed in this work.
There will be no preaching service at
Union church next Sunday as Rev. Il. K.
Heddle has again been called to Tilbury,
Ont, by sickness. The S. S. session will
open at the usual hour, 3 o'clock.
Next Sunday evening the pastor OF the
Congregational church will give an address
on ''Our City Election" Let citizens who
have vote, and those who ought to have
vote, but can do nothing besides helping
others to vote right, give this their attention.
The Owosso city lodge No 20 of
American Home Protectors will hold an
open meeting and sugar social on Monday
evening March the 2Sth at Good Templars
hall opposite the Merel House. An address
will be given by one of the officers of the
supreme lodge. Sugar ten cents dish.
All are cordially invited.
More people file away their home papers
than is generally thought. And no volume
i'm the house is more valuable or will afford
more pleasure. 1t gives you dates of local
events which you cannot produce elsewhere;
marriages, obituaries, legal notices, etc. In
short your paper is history of that portion
of the world which you and your friends oc-
cupy.
Messrs. Swigert, Bross, and Pencil, of
st. Johns, Will Durant, of Flint, were in
the city, Friday, comforting with the officers
of our fair relative to forming fair circuit.
AS a result the Central Michigan Fair circuit
was organized, the fair to be held the three
weeks following the State fair, beginning
with Flint, then Owosso and st. Johns.
Speed purse to the amount of IS, 600 will be
offered.
The gentlemen of the Asbury Sunday
school are planning rare treat in the way
of an ''egg social" Watch for further an
nouncments. Asbury Sunday School Gel
ebrates its third anniversary next Sunday
afternoon beginning at O'Clock. A short
program of exercises appropriate to the Oc-
casion will be rendered by members of the
school. Friends of the school will be
welcome.
Last Sunday evening simultaneously in
this city from the Methodist and COngrega-
tionalist pulpits the saloon question was
discussed. In another column is given the
address of Rev. r.. Il. Bancroft. Rev. j.