The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-07-08

Theabank of M. l.. Stewart q Co. is
having an improved system of protection
against burglars added to their safe.
The /. o. G. T. organization has engaged
Rev. TIE. Heddle as state lecturer. He
begins work on the nth, lecturing at Ann
Arbor that day.
Rev. Il. e. Heddle will conduct two SER
vices at Maple river church next Sunday.
Preaching at $3.50 and conducting song
service in the evening at o'clock.
The Burton 1. o. 0. +. will attend SER
vice i'm body next Sunday at the village
church. Rev. L. K. Heddle of this city will
preach the sermon. Service at 1890.
Hamblin e. va,Dusen sold for L. P.
Gould on Wednesday 10 G. +. Gabriel the
building now occupied by the latter on
$S. 900.
Capt. Roth has the perspective If an arm
DRY which the members of Co. G. would
like to see built in Owosso this year. An
effort will probably be made to raise funds
TO start the building.
DIR. Perkins was called to Oakley, We'd
nesday evening, by dispatch announcing
that Oscar Shadbolt, the wellknown well
driver of this county had been badly in
jured In an accident.
The fire department was called out FRI
day afternoon by an alarm of fire at the
home of A. ID. Whipple. A lighted match
fell into the fold of lace curtain doing
several dollars damage.
The Owosso city and will probably be
appointed regimental band of the Sd regi-
ment. The members of the band will en-
list rs memers of Co. G.. 1t will he quite
an honor If the appointment is received.
List of letters remaining uncalled for the
week ending July LIST '92. Elmer Brown(2),
Peter Scheidler, Susie Smith, Mrs. Ella
Vansbey. Mrs. Vagler, Johnnie Kempter,
Josiah King. ley, H. b. Ferguson, s. p.
Douglas. Drops. Chase Salsbary, Robert
Green.
The WOman's Auxiliary meets in the Y.
M. 9. A. rooms, Monday. July 18th at
p. m. At this meeting the standing COM
mittees for the year will he appointed. Ar
engagements will also be made for the recep-
ton. All members and those who expect
to join are urged to be on hand.
The Woman's Auxiliary will give recep-
ton to the new members of the Y. M. G. A.
citation rooms, Friday evening of next week,
18th inst. The rooms have just been refit-
ted and now look very inviting, and this
will be pleasant occasion. 1t will not be
an invited affair, but all business men and
young men are invited.
Burglars attempted to enter the store of
j. T. Welsh, Monday evening. They
had succeeded in raising window few
inches when they were evidently scared
away. 1t is apparent that local talant is at
the bottom of the many attempts made
recently to break into houses and stores
about the city.
On Wednesday, June 30, 1892, conven-
ton duly called in TIE interest of local option
in Shiawassee county, met at the court
house In COrunna and effected permanent
nOn-partisan organization by the appoint
ment of an executive committee of FIVE who
are to supervise the entire campaign, assisted
by committees from each township in the
county.
The Fenton Courier in speaking of the
celebration in that village says: "Hon.
Geo. M. Dewey, of OwOsso, was the Orat, r
of the day, and delivered to a magnificent
audience in Shiawassee Park, the most
scholarly and eloquent Grafton ever delivered
on a like occasion in this place. Mr.. Dewey
presented as the true grandeur of the re-
public, not her material prosperity, not her
military prowess or achievements, but her
marvellous development of intellectual and
moral life in her sons and daughters. 1t
was a just and glowing tribute to the genius
and fertility and mighty power of American
intellect"