The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-12-23
I've found calxel" said sparrow:
And the other birds cried, "How nice,
Is there any frosting on itf
"Yes, lots; its cake of Ice!H


Is there any frosting on III
| Yes, LOTS its "a cake OF Ice"
The Casket Works will not run Monday
The schools close to-day for vacation o
week.
Circulation of THE TINES this weel
2,640 copies.
Rev. Thos. Dixon. Jr., Jan. II In the Y
M. Q. A. course.
Christmas exercises at the Baptist church
Saturday evening.
Modern WOodmen of America cleo
officers Wednesday evening, Dec. rs,
| THE TIMES wishes every one of its 10, 00(
readers merry, merry Christmas.
| A son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlicken-
mayer died of diphtheria this week.
Dean & Leonard Theatre Company will
be with you the whole of next week.
Hazel, only daughter of DIR. and Mrs. b.
S. Knapp, died last night, aged years,
months.
| Lyon q Hadsell were very successful al
the last term of Circuit court, winning seven
cases-all they tried.
| By mistake last week we gave the ladies
of the Congregational church credit of clear
ing only $110 from their bazaar. 1t should
have read $3.50.
The township board of Caledonia has
chosen K. Hawkins to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Duane G. Cooper as
supervisor. The choice is good one.
| The annual meeting of the Congregational
society, was adjourned on Tuesday evening
to Tuesday evening of next week, when II
Is hoped every member of the society will
| be present.
| The business men of OwossO certainly
ought not to send a dollars worth of print
ing out of the city. The newspapers of the
city are entitled to your support and they
can give you good work and at fair prices.
Consider this.
A Rochester paper received by DR.. G. p.
Parkill announces the death of Mrs. Emily
c., wife of ID. ID. Williams. formerly of this
county. Mrs. Williams had many warm
friends hereabOuts who are panied at her
death.
A very interesting entertainment was held
at the Flint school house Thursday evening.
Music, Rotations, pantOmimes and debate
| were in order. 1t was the Farmers Club
meeting assisted by our teacher Miss May
nard and her pupils.
Christmas will be properly observed at
the Congregational church next Sunday.
In the morning the pastor will preach on
the subject, Nativity Times" appropriate
Christmas music by the choir. In the even
ing at o'clock Sunday School concert
will be held.
We notice some Of our exchanges are run
ming line of foreign ads, for which they
| will receive but very little, IL any pay.
as the Golden Rod Pub. Co., before you
make any contracts, and even then demand
pay In advance, as it is the only way to deal
with this class of advertisers.
We trust every reader of The TIMES is
interested in the question Of good roads. 1t
| is of vital Importance to every one who pays
| a cent of tax that some system be devised
whereby the heavy highway tax can be les
sened and our roads put in shape to require
less work each year. Good roads in farming
communities means an increase in value of
every foot of real estate in the county.
At one o'clock, Wednesday, p. M. at the
residence Of the bride groom, AL Z. Will
liams street, company Of guests, comfort
| ably filling the house, witnessed the mar
| riage of Robert p. Carr and Miss Jennie
Watson, of Venice. After the nuptial knot
had been tied by Pastor E. l.. Little, the
company sat down to sumptuous dinner.
We noticed good number of valuable pres.
ents from friends Among the guests were
Chief Engineer Charles G. Smith and bride,
of Sandusky Ohio.