The times., 1892-10-28
Halloween next Monday night.

been discontinued.
Meeting of the county teachers association
at COrunna tomorrow.
III. Wesener is having the front of his
brick block painted white.
Over 900 season tickets have been sold for
the Y. nj. G. A. lecture course.
John Wallace, formerly of this county
died at OklohOma city on Tuesday.
Registration in Owosso, Saturday, Nov.
5. See notice published elsewhere.
The board of supervisors ordered the
clerk to issue no more sparrow bounty or
ders.
The flag is at half mast over the G. A. r.
hall on account of the death of Mrs. Har-
risOn.
An eleven year old son of j. w. Knapp,
residing on Ridge Sc, died Of diphtheria on
Tuesday.
at the Spiritual hall Sunday morning and
evening.
Archie w., Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. FL. Rupert, formerly of this city, died at
Mitchell, New Mexico, Oct. z.
The Columbian exercises in the city
schools were credit to the city and to all
who took part on the program.
Chas. Holman, of Corunna, will speak to
the young men in the Y. M. G. A. rooms,
Sunday afternoon at 4:30 p. m.
w. s. Linton has been obliged to cancel
several of his appointments in this county
this week on account of sickness.
There will be an autumn social at the
Disciple church Saturday evening, Oct. 80.
Pumpkin pie, fried cakes and coffee.
Harry Cossitt won the seven and half
mile bicycle road race Tuesday in 81 min
utes. There were five other starters.
Odell Chapman addressed large republi-
can meeting at Henderson last night. The
crowd was greatly pleased with his talk.
ST. Mary's Guild of Christ's Episcopal
church will hold cake sale at the demo-
cratic club rooms Saturday afternoon, Oct.
30.
Mort. Trumbell has opened the Mansard
house at COrunna for business. He will be
pleased to have all his friends call and see
him.
The gymnasium class i'm the Y. M. C. A.
is held on Monday evening of each week
and is open to all members without extra
charge.
Several of l.. f. WOodard's teams are kept
busy hauling lumber for houses being built
between this city and Corunna or in the lat
ter place.
The Electric Light Co. is wiring the r. q
A. A. shops and will soon light the plant.
They also have contract to light the coun-
ty buildings at Colunna.
The floral festival which was to have
been held this week has been postponed to
Nov. 3 and 4. A fine entertainment will be
arranged for the evening.
S. r. Cooks team ran away last Friday.
cOlliding with telephone pole on east Main
street breaking leg of one of the horses.
The animal was killed to end its suffering.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will serve elegant suppers both evenings of
of the floral festival which is to be held Nov.
3 and in the new church. Supper 25 cts.
Cora w., wife of Geo. A. Springer. died
at the family home on Oak st. Monday after
a short illness with acute Bright's disease.
Her age was 25 years. The death is very
sad one, coming as it did but a few months
after their marriage. Funeral services
were held wednesday and the remains were
taken to MacOmb county for burial. Mrs.
Springer was the only daughter of M. r.
Wier, of the West side.
Mrs. M. A. Hazlett was greeted at the
Opera House last night by as many persons
as could gain admittance to the hall, and
hundreds were turned away. This talent
ed lady has way of handling the issues of
the day that captures her hearers at once.
Last night she was given the closest atten-
tlon for over two hours, while she told why
the republican party should be continued i'm
power. Her arraignment of the democratic
party caused much merriment.
Burglars effected an entrance to the
Jewelry store of +. b. Holman last night
carrying away between $3.50 and $500 worth
OF goods consisting of spectacles, watch
charms, watch movements, tools, etc. and
$500 in money. The store of f. III. Banis-
ter and the saloon of A. Bluth were, also
entered. MIR. Banister lost about $500 i'm
money, Mr. Bluth watch and some clr.nge
The nightwatch made an arrest of "A mar,
supposed to have been engaged i'm TIC work
just as he was taking the 8 o'clock lra,n
east. Another suspected escaped.
Leslie Republicans: The voters of this
senatorial district will have chance on
election day to choose between M. E. Rum
sey and and s. Champion to represent them
in the senate. Before you cast your ballot
look at the two men for the position. Mr..
Rumsey is resident of Leslie; nothing
need be said of him, for we all know him.
Mr. Champion is resident of Lansing city,
a dentist by occupation. He is allowing
his name to run on both democrat and
peoples party ticket. Anything to beat
Grant" seems to be their object. Mr., Cham
pion is democrat, not peoples party man,
not deserving of single
peoples party vote. Who could represent
us better in the senate than M. e. Rumsey?
Voters, consider this and vote for Marshall
Z. Rumsey.
Letters remaining uncaled for in the
Owosso post Office for the week endil.g Oct
22nd, 1892: George j. Gibbons, Lemuel E.
White, Mrs. Elurn Wheeler, Mrs. Minnie,
Bailey, Geo. A. Whitney, Claud Shank. ST.
mon Petit Frank Stanger, I'll. ID. Savage,
Della Fox, Chas. Easode, Cyrus Brown, Al
bert Wilcox, Name Ross, Agnes Rudy (2),
Fred Watrous, Mrs. s. Morrison, Andrew
Bailey, Edison Brigen, Geo. Lemson, p.
kain, Mrs. Louisa Arudt. Foreign: Eliza
Overstreet.