The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-15
Pork Is quoted at S. to 50. 90,

Pork Is quoted at S. to $3.50,
uses Of Ugliness," NJ. +. church Dec.
"a.
The sleighing Is rapidly improving bust
ness.
F.W. Love will lead the Y. NJ. G. A.
meeting Sunday.
The ID. & NJ. pay car passed through
Owssso. Monday.
The thermometer registered degrees be-
low zero this morning.
The loss by fire ON Wesener's ball has
been adjusted at $500.
A first class nuisance: The street railway
track as 1t Is at present.
Attend the lecture at the old Nj. 4. church
next Wednesday evening. =
The Lake Ice Co. is filling its house with
an excellent quality of Ice.
The city was dsgraced yesterday by an
other drunken brawl and fight.
A fine boy baby arrived at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. e. Essery, yesterday.
Masquerade ball at Wesener's hall, We'd
nesday evening, Jan..20th. Bill so cts.
A ladies tent of Maccabees was organized
at Corunna, Saturday, with 30 members.
Woods Railway Guide for January is OIL
our table. Price 10 cents at news dealers.
THE TINES intends to lead all papers in
the county during 1892 as q family news
paper.
The attendance at the Y. M. G. A. rooms
is now the largest In the history of the asso-
citation.
The Y. M. G. A. reading room tables are
supplied with the leading publications of
the county. Drop in and look them over.
st. Johns Republicans: viii ii. Brunson
was retained last week by the heirs of the
John Stack estate, OF Shiawassee county,
who bring suit to contest the will.
| Rev. K. +. Caster. of West Bay City, will
lecture at the Middlebury church Wpdnes-
! day evening, February 3. Subject, From
Bethlehem and Jerusalem to the sea of
Galilee."
The Shawassee County Mutual Fire In
surance Co. will cancel the policy upon the
property of JnO. Kiefer, not deeming it a
safe risk, owing to the disposition shown In
the recent arbitration by Mr.. Kiefer.
A union meeting of the Sunday School
| teachers of the city was held at the Nj. K.
church Wednesday evening to discuss the
/ temperance question as related to s. 5.
work. The session was a very profitable
| one.
| Shiawassee County has paid out over
$1,000 for sparrow heads and the supervis-
Ors have considered the money well expend-
ed and will continue the bounty. The re-
port that Saginaw and Genesee counties
had discontinued the bounty, is unauthor-
| lied.
NJ. Ii. Reynolds gave most practical ad-
| dress OH 5. s. work at the Union chapel
last Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday, at
the close of the 5. s. session. the teachers
| will read papers on successful teaching i'm
the s. s." A short discussion will follow
each paper.
There was meeting of the committee on
program for the farmers institute at Durand
last Friday. N. K. Potter is president of
the organization and Peter Patched secre-
tary. 1t is expected that Jno. Il. Rich and
VIM. Ball will he present and take part in
the program. Supt. j. w. Simmons will
talk about the farmers boy and education.
Stanley f. Parkill will give paper on prac-
teal sanitary hints for the home, j. 5.
| Mcbride will present his views on corn
raising and +. Nj. Shepard will discuss leg
isation demanded by the farmer. Next
week THE TIMES hopes to be able to pre-
sent the completed program, together with
full particulars as to date and place.
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