The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-11
Read the caucus calls
Goa notice of registration.


The majority for local option in lillsdale
county was l,194'
The Spiritual society has moved % rooms
I'm THE TINES block.
Hiram Monroe has received an irIrease ~
pension and $3.50 back pay
An effort will be made this evenip 10 70
organize the 5. of V. camp
The Savings Society loaned 81, 4d Mon
day evening at 40 and Al per cent pkmium.
Beverley e. Loring have received btice Of
the allowance of four pension clails this
week.
Judge Grant, of the State SuprenI Court
will discuss the saloon quo'''Oh IN rs city,
Sunday, April 3.
Tbos. Ledbeter was tried before Instice
Baldwin. Wednesday, on Charge oIchjck-
en- stealing. The jury disagreed.
The ladies of the Congregational, hurcb
will give AN experience social at thecId M
r. church Monday evening, March q
VIM. Bennett was given ticket ms
tice Byerly, Wednesday, good for 81 DAYS
board with Sheriff Morrice. He had boxed
upon the cup when it was red
Geo. Chas. and Burt Smith, of Perry.
will he tried before Justice Baldwin, next
Monday on charge of assault and attery
preferred by John Wallace, OF Vernd
Prof. E. A. Balch will lead the mems
meeting at the YMCA. hall next Sunhy at
4:3O %. m. Subject, "Relation Of the hung
Mems Christian Association to Foreigl Mis-
slonary Work"
In answer to numerous inquiries coben-
ing printing township election tickets THE
TIMES would say that the township hoard
is authorized and empowered to order
them printed at any place.
The people of Burton and vicinity dgan-
lied a detective association WednSday
evening, with the following officers: hes.
j. S. Mcbride; Vice Pres, +, She lard;
Sec'y, Z. w. Mason; Treas, }. Babcot.
The weighing of the United States halls
which takes place every two years viii be
commenced this month. The purposeis to
form an estimate on which to base the cOn-
tracts with railroads for carrying the hail.
The ladies of the First Spiritual sohety
will serve warm sugar in their new hail in
THE TIMES block, Thursday evening March
II. from five to ten o'clock. Everybody
come and have some pure maple sugar at
ten cents dish.
A mite box social in the interest of the
temperance temple at Chicago will be Held
at the residence of c. p. Parkill. Wednesday
evening, March 16. At eight O'Clock shirt
program will be given, of recitatOns md
music, after which social time. All Ire
cordially invited.
The entertainment given by the Unity
Circle last Wednesday evening was pe6s-
ing success. Mr. Valentine proved hims klf
a good impersOnatOr of character, while
every one present agreed in saying tet
Miss HartshOrn is a clear, calm and int&r-
esting reader. The musical number by lie
pembers of the Y. M. l.. was excellent
Mark Beal, professor of elocutiOn in A.
biOn college, will render fine selections II
the new M. +. church, on Friday evenink
March 10. "PrOf. Beal fairly electrified
audience with his finely rendered selectiOr@
says the Rochester Democrat. 'Prof. BIZ
charms by his perfect naturalness" says III
Syracuse Journal.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians vii
give grand ball at Odd Fellows hall
Thursday evening, March II. Tickets,
cents. The committee on arrangement
has made every preparation for a fine TIM
and large turnout is anticipated. I'd
pains will be spared to make this party Ont I
of the events of the year.
The Good Tempars of Hartwellvile vii =
give an apron social at their hall. Saturday
evening march 10. Ladies to bring aprons
all made except hemming. Gentlemen tO|
pay twenty cents for number which will
correspond with number of some adys
apron. This he must hem, and take her to-
supper. A prize will be given to the gentle
man who does the best hemming. Supper
furnished by the lodge.
The Royal Templars of Temperance held
an open meeting at their hall, 203 n. Wash
ingtOn street. Wednesday evening. A
short program rendered, consisting of music,
songs, essays, etc, mostly by young people.
1t is expected to have such meetings once in
two weeks, to interest the boys and girS in
temperance work. They can become honor
airy members if they like and attend all
meetings. Parents had you not better in
terest yourselves in these meetings for the
benefit of your little ones?
Richard Wolf and wife will be examined
before Justice Byerly, Friday next, ona
charge of assault with intent to do great
bodily harm, preferred by Chas. N. Race
of this city. The Wolf and Race famle
live i'm adjoining houses on Mason street, aYt
for some time there has been ''bad blood
between them. Mr.. Race charges that Of
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf and
brOther-in-law assaulted him i'm his var
with clubs and knife, bruising and cuttin