The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-04-22

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with out extra pay.
Owosso is to have another doctor.
New advertiser Hartshorn Son & Grove.
E. FL. Webb has fine new delivery wag-
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The board of health say, clean up your
premises.
Lawrence & Son have closed out their en-
tire stock.
Have you seen one of Reimers books Of
information.
A. e. and ii. III. Stever report lively
demand for bicycles.
s. s. Miner has resigned as member of the
Corunna school board.
The coming of Prof. Archer to Owosso
will be an unusual treat.
Every one who heard the lecture by Rev.
Westake on Alaska was well pleased.
The Congregational Sunday school gave a
very pleasant Easter exercise Sunday even
ing.
A move is on foot to put, in sewer on
Main Street from Washington street to the
river.
G. ID. Phipps, of Fenton, has purchased
+. b. Rhodes photograph gallery at Co
runna.
The merchants have big stocks of spring
goods on hand but the cold weather seems to
make trade slow.
The building committee will receive bids
for putting down a well at the Sheriff's res
idence i'm Corunna.
Special meeting of the Y. M. G. A. di-
rectOrs this evening at 8 o'clock. Every di-
rector is urged to be present.
Married, April 10, by Pastor e. L. Little,
at the parsonage, Peter l.. Wedell and Miss
Lille l. Wilkes, both of Owosso.
Married, April 18th, by Rev. E. L. Little
at the parsonage, Mr.. Edward K. StanhOpe
and Mi Myrtle M. Wedell, both of Owes
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The Union Workers will give a social
the fourth ward Union chapel Wednesday
evening, April 27th.. Please come and help
us.
THE TIMES is neither the oldest nor the
youngest paper in Owosso, but it has more
subscribers to the extent of 500 than any
other paper.
Byerly u Loring, pensions granted: G.
Linzey, New Haven; Charles Jackson, Geo.
McClintock, Richard ii. Welsh and Geo. III.
Hughey, Owosso.
The pipe organ for the Congregational
church is to be built by Hook d Hastings,
of Boston, the oldest firm in the country.
The organ will be fine one and is to cost
$s,275.
This is the season of the year when
marked copies of papers are being sent over
the state with articles laudatory of various
men setting forth their fitness for exalted
positions.
Estey factory "B" employees are now
paid by check every Monday on the Savings
bank. Cashier Whipple and Assistant Van
Camp were kept busy last Monday evening
to pay the men as fast as they came in. If
the system is a success, factory "a" men
will be pald in a like manner.
The conditions are reversed in the case of
the parties and the soldier and civilian can
didates for street commissioner as compared
to the candidates for postmaster. And yet
no republican paper would attempt to make
party capital out of condition of affairs
where the situation is as at present.
Arthur W. Hurst, editor of the Sheperd
News, formerly of this city, died Saturday
morning after painful illness of about a
month. His disease baffled the physicians
and 1t is impossible to state the cause Of
death. He was member of the Maccabees
and his family will receive 81, 200 from the
order.
The eight annual convention of the w. G..
T. u. of Shawassee Co., will be held in the
Baptist church, at Vernon, May 9Th and 9th
commencing at II o'clock. Each Union is
entitled to one delegate for every five MEM
beers, yet every body is cordially invited.
Watch Tor the program next week. Miss
Stella K. Potter Sec'y, Mrs. G. V. Wal
dron Pres.
Chairman Osburn is entitled to great credit
for putting his foot down on practice that
has been no credit to the board of sup
ervisors for many years past, viz, expect
ing land almost demanding box of cigars
of any cornty official, any prominent visitor
or persons whose bills were to be allowed,
etc. III Mr.. Osburn should accomplish moth
ing else while chairman, he may considers
that his labor was not In vain. He, also,
called the attention of the board to the fact
that every member was sent there to work,
TO look carefully after all matters brought
before them and to allow no bill that was
moi absolutely correct. His remarks on
these subjects were well received by large
part of the board and will certainly result
In good. We say the "Reform" chairman Is
entitled to great credit