The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-04-29


Ionia liquor dealers are required to fur
nish 5000 bonds.
The movement to organize a law and
order league is well under way.
Some one poisoned Prosecuting Attorney
Miners fine Newfoundland dog Sunday.
County Drain Commissioner Mason re-
ports plenty of work ahead for this season.
Shaftsburg and Henderson postoffices
have been added to the list of money order
offices.
T. S. VanDusen has purchased the house
being bui by l.. p. Royce near the central
school building.
Byerly & Loring, pensions granted:
Peter M. Dumon, of New Haven, and
Marcus f. Young OwOssO.
The Rev. r. III. Covert, of Monroe, will
give recital in the Methodist church at
Burton, Tuesday evening May Sd.
Married, April 9th, by Pastor E. l.. Lit
tie, Mr.. Truman w. Jones, of this city and
Miss Merte A. AlthOuse, of Lowell.
A number of members of Owosso lodge
Knights Pythias were in Lansing, Mon
city.
A large number of Owosso Odd Fellows
went to Vernon, Wednesday, to attend the
celebration of the 73d anniversary of Odd
fellowship.
Internal Revenue Collector Watson seized
the peddling wagon of Clark IL Kellogg, of
COrunna for violation of the revenue laws,
on Tuesday.
While Harry Cole was engaged in put
ting up an awning for the M. 5. nj. q o. Co.
Wednesday the wind blew over one of his
ladders breaking large pane of plate glass.
Mrs. f. Smith who resides on the corner
of Washington and COmstOck streets will
be examined before Justice Byerly today on
charge of poisoning dog belonging to j..
b. ConnOrs, in March.
Pastor Bancroft viii speak at the M. f..
Church next Sabbath morning on the sub
ject 1.-The Resurrection" In the evening
on the theme 1.-The Bible, is it genulne?"
This being the first of series.
Rudolph Colby, the present supervisor of
Shiawassee township, is mentioned for the
republican nomination for sheriff by his
friends. Mr.. Colby had been supervisor for
five years and was reelected for sixth term
| y 80 majority.
The union young peoples meeting at the
Y. M. G. A. hall Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock will be led by Geo. Il. Campbell.
Subject, Ambassadors for Christ" III Cor.
$50. All young people invited to attend
and take part in the service.
Scion Stone, of Bancroft, is I'm the field
for the republican nomination for sheriff.
Mr.. Stone says that he is i'm the can vass to
stay and that he will use all honorable means
to secure the nomination, and that in any
event he will be republican, first, last and
all the while.
The Free Press presented its readers with
cut of g. G. Vaughn, of the st. Johns
Republican, and also some we'll worded
biography which, more than can be said
of biographies as rule, was true, Mr..
Vaughn being a man who is man in every
sense of the word and brilliant newspaper
man.
The Y. M. G. A. has completed prepare
tions for making the mems meetings held in
their hall each Sunday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock a special feature of their work. The
meetings in May will be addressed by the
officers of the association, beginning with
President Ensminger next Sunday. Men,
irrespective of age, class or condition, are
cordially invited to these services. male
quartet will furnish special music.
Congressman YOumans has ordered an
examination to he held in this city Thurs
day, May 26, for the cadetship at the U. 5.
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Applicants
for appointment must be between the ages
of fifteen and twenty years at the time of
admission to said academy, which date Is
Sept LIST, 1892. All young gentlemen with
i'm the ages aforesaid, residing in the Sth
Congressional district of Michigan, who de-
sire to compete for said appointment are in
yited to attend at such examination. The
examining committee consists of Supt. Sim
mons and DIR. Perkins, of OwOsso; M. T..
Dodge. of Saginaw; VIM. Collins, st. Johns;
T. c. Quinn, Caro-.
Corunna Journal: Miles Burt, whose
death recently occurred at Laingsburg, left
AN estate valued at nearly $4,000. He
also left a will giving $4,000, In trust, to a
daughter by former wife, and the balance
of the estate to be divided equally among
the widow and Other children. The will
provides that in case of death OF the Oldest
daughter, the "a, 900 shall be divided among
her issue. The will fails to appoint trus-
tee also to provide what shall be done with
the money i'm case of death OF the daughter
n She die without issue. The will Is being
tested by the oldest daughter, some evidence
having been taken at the probate Office on
Tuesday, and the hearing continued.