The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-20

R0yal Iemplars, sunday
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred j. Lyon, of
Detroit, May 10, daughter.
G. w. Starr is building up fine whole
sale trade in cigars and tobacco.
L. w. Woodward has moved his insurance
Office into the front of the express office.
Quackenbush Post will attend service at
Christ church Sunday morning., May 30.
Advertisers should member that THE
TIMES is read each week by about $4,000
readers.
Byerly q Lorning, pensions granted, Grin
j. Ford, Giles G. Decker, John j. Keagle
Owosso.
Rev. ii. VanOmmeren, of Laingsburg,
filed the Congregational pulpit Sunday in
very acceptable manner.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Dewey,
son, Thursday. May 18th. Congratulations
have been numerous ever since. .
The State board of pardons has refused to
pardon Saml. Hadden sent from this county
for numbering his father several years ago.
Burglars gained an entrance to the house
Of w. A. Anderson, Wednesday night, but
were frightened away before obtaining any
thing.
Teachers and students" Free trip to
Chicago and return. Write to Western
Michigan College, Grand Rapids, for infor-
nation.
Ii the parties who took the cart from Melvin
& Berrys shop are through with it and re-
turn same at once, they will save themselves
trouble. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Every citizen of Owosso should be inter
ested in securing new manufacturing in
dustries for the city. When then there is
an opportunity to get one let us all work
for it.
Andrew Goodwin, Rush, Ezra Mason,
Owosso and l.. III. Garfield, New Haven,
are the jurors drawn from this county for
the June term of the u. s. circuit and dis
trict courts.
The new pipe organ at the M. z. church
will be played by Prof. Zimmerman next
Tuesday evening, May "a. There will also
be vocal music. The program will be ex-
cellent. Admission Is cents.
Thurber Graham, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. M. Carr, of Englewood, ILL.,, died at
the family home, May 8, aged IL months.
city unite in extending sympathy.
The Asbury and First M. E. churches
will hold union service next Sabbath morn
ing at the First M. K. church. Missionary
students will speak on the subject of China,
illustrating by maps, charts, costumes, etc.
Prof. Ingraham and Miss Evans, teachers
at Morrice have so successfully taught the
past year that the school board of that viii
lage has unanimously rendered them the
same places for the ensuing year.
Fred M. Wimple, formely of Perry, is
located at ROseland, Louisiana, where he is
engaged in the market gardening business.
By reference to the Herald, published in that
city, we note that he is taking h;.nd in
newspaper work, having been editor VI iI1t
sheet for some time.
Every one agrees that it was worth wait
ing to hear DIR. Gunsaulus, last evening.
Rarely if ever before, was such lecture de-
livered i'm OwOsso. 1t was certainly WON
derful effort, well received and sure to leave
lasting impression. We hope to hear the
DIR. in next years course.
Attention is called to the change in time
card of the M. G. road The train south in
the morning leaves at S:35; the OwosSO
accommodation at 800 p. M; the accom-
mediation arrives from the south at 1910 p.
M. The Chicago express south leaves
daily at 9:32 and the Bay City express north
at 6:12.
DR.. o. b. Campbell assisted by DR.. Gillian,
of st. Johns, performed successful opera
ton for the removal of tumor from Mrs.
Chas. Cowan, of this village. The lady is
doing as well as could be expected. Dr.
CAMPBELL is gaining an envable reputation
in this section of the state as a surgeon in
delicate cases of this kind.-Ovid Register.
1t is not necessary for us to take much
space to give the result of the special school
meeting to vote OH the question of issuing
1000 i'm bonds to build high schoo
building and to buy site on the Corunns
road for ward building. The vote was
the largest ever polled at school meeting
| in this dstrict-620, of which majority Of
| 1870 was against the proposition.
| The pastors training class of the COngre
gatiOnal church expect to give an excursion
to Lansing on some Saturday in the neal
future. The fare will be somewhere abOu
one-half rate, or one fare for the round trip
Persons not members of the class, to ;
limited number, can get rates to accOmpan!
| JDe eXCuTSlOu III lHey Will Uldhc III huOWu "
the pastor, or Seymour Hoyt, Sec'y.
Still no move Is made to grade and grave
the Main street road to Corunna. The stree
cars are now running, many persons dare
not drive to COrunna on the south road anC
it seems to us imperitive that the nortl
road should be put in first class condition a
once. 1t will be advantageous TO both Owos
so and COrunna, as well as many citizen
from all parts of the county who wish Il
drive to or from either city.
The Congregational church at st. John
last Sunday evening carried out amissonar.
program. From the News we quote: 9Th
principal number for the evening was pa
per entitled "What Stanley and Livingston
did for Missions" by Mrs. Mary Todd, o
OwOsso. Mrs. Todd is interested in tn
progress of missions and the fine thought
brought out i'm connection with vivid de
scription of those famous explorers wor
made The paper very entertaining"