The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-11-04
TIE Times,
TEN PAGES.
OWOSSO FRIDAY, NOV. 1892.
LOCAL NEWS
CIRCULATION THIS WEEK, 2,496


Register.
Register tomorrow.
Our local sportsmen are after the quail.
Attend the republican rally at COrunna
tomorrow.
The Il. 81 A. A. is laying a side track to
Dudley's potato house.
Merula by Frank Noble enters the 80
list with mark of 2:294.
The University boys will come home to
vote-and they are all republicans.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Burri Hardy, of
Bennington, a daughter on Monday.
Chicken pie supper at the Congregational
church from to O'Clock this evening.
Attend the flower show at the Congrega-
tional church this afternoon and evening.
John Comerford has moved his plumbing
shop to the Patterson building on Main St.
Fifteen teachers certificates were granted
at the examination last Friday. Six persons
failed to pass.
Note the sale of Shropshire sheep to take
place at Ypsilanti, Nov. 1917. See ad.
on page eight.
The Owosso Cart Co. has changed its
name tn OwoSso Carriage Co., which covers
their business better.
Jduging by the patronage we should say
the public is well pleased with the 10 cent
barn on Main street east
Tomorrow is republican day at Wellesley
College. Wellesley. Mass Geo. M. Dewey,
of this city, is to deliver the address.
THE TIMES requests some friend i'm every
voting precint to send in the complete cleo
ton returns as soon as possible after the
votes are counted.
Hazel, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Gibson. Oak ST. died Wednes-
day evening of diphtheria. The funeral
services were held Thursday.
Married, at tie Congregational parson-
age, Tuesday, November /, 1892. by Rev.
J. II. Reitzei. Mr.. Charles B. Adams and
Miss Clara Quinn, both OF this city.
Following are the places of registration:
LIST ward, Reimer's hardware store; I'd ward,
Curry's hardware store; Sd ward, City hail;
4th ward, hose house, Lansing street.
Rev. ThOs. Dixon Jr., who is to appear on
the Y. M. &. A. lecture course this winter,
was fined S155 one day last week for shooting
birds contrary to the laws of the State of
New York.
Thos. b. Barry, for years leader of the
labor movement in Michigan, was in the
city the first of the week. He is particular
ly interested i'm the election of w. s. Linton,
the friend OF the labOring man.
Temperature for October, 1892: Average
warmest, SO deg; average coolest, 4018 deg;
coolest day, 9th, 80 deg; warmest, 18th, ~
deg; rainy IL days; fair Is days; northerly
winds Is days. First snow here 10Th.
G. w. Owen has commenced suit for
$50, 900 damages against the Detroit Even
ing News. The suit grows out of the Will
cox bribery case. We can but congratulate
the News The whole matter reminds us
of dog barking at the moon.
The election tickets this year will be 14x20
inches i'm size. II requires nearly 700
pounds of paper for the 10000 ballots. The
officials of the several townships and cities
will be required to call on the county clerk
Tor them not later than Saturday.
The morning sermon at the Congregation
al church next Sunday will be on the sub
accustomed election sermon. The evening
will be devoted to memorial service for
Mrs. Pres Harrison. Appropriate resOlu-
tons will be presented.
Married, by Rev. Il. b. Bancroft at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hopkins, on We'd
nesday vening, DIR. l.. w. Bliss. of Saginaw,
and Miss May Cummiskey, of this city. who
has for year past acted as deaconess of the
First M. Il. church. DIR. Bliss is one of the
leading citizens of Saginaw.
The supreme court on Tuesday denied the
application for mandamus in the Gaze of
Chas Cherry vs. the board of election com
missioners. This settles the Youmans-
Thompson fight and the ticket will be print
ed rs ordered by the commissioners-much
10 the disgust of the Youmans' crowd. The
decision is compliment to the board, es-
pecially to Judge Bush. This reminds US
that no decision of his has ever been re-
versed by any court.