The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-03
Maccabee picnic at Flushing, June 10.

held In OwOsso in August.
Attend the school meeting at the Odd
Fellow building to morrow afternoon and
evening.
Some contemplate vandal stole nearly
200 tulips from the premises of q. L.. Good
hue last week.
Col. Geo. Colt has removed his Office from
the room over Osburn Il Sons store to rooms
over Squier's grocery.
With Connor buying cream and Dudley
milk, the farmers hereabOuts should be able
to realize good profit from their cows this
season.
Union young peoples meeting in Y. M.
q. A. rooms Sunday evening, led by nj. L.
Valentine. All young people are cordially
invited.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will serve supper Saturday from too at
the place formerly occupied by Lawrence u
Son. Supper fifteen cents.
Jude Harrington, of Morrice, was exam
ined before Justice Baldwin, Wednesday, on
charge of selling liquor without license.
Discharged for lack of evidence.
Jimmie Stowell, painter, will spend the
next 65 days in the Detroit workhouse.
Justice Baldwin giving him his ticket of
leave under the dsorderly act
The Altar Guild will hold sale of cakes,
cookies pies, bread, etc. in the Grow store
corner Bal IL Exchange streets, next Sat
urday afternoon from to o'clock.
VIM. Tucker, of Caledonia. will be exam
ined June 10th before Justice Baldwin on
oh IF tic
wife. The case will be a sensational one.
Mr.. Frank Ripley, inspirational and test
medium of Boston, Mass, will lecture for
the First Spiritual Society the second week
in June. Don't fail to hear him. Watch for
further notice.
The house on the Reed farm between
this city and Corunna was damaged by fire
last Saturday. 1t was only saved from de-
struction by the passengers on the street car
doing hard work.
On Sunday evening at the Congregational
church, Alderman Lamfrom will speak, ex-
planning the meaning and purpose of his
resolution passed by the council, and the
pastor will speak on The Sly Tippiers in
OwOssO."
so, mamma, ito you see all the onions
growing on the ladies' heads" exclaimed
little girl of three years upon entering
church few Sundays since, evidently mis-
taking the flowers on the ladies' hats for
vegetable growth.
We are very sorry to announce that the
second ward will soon lose the services of
Fred ii. Gould as alderman. Mr.. Gould
has purchased the home of his mother on
the corner of Washington and Oliver streets
and will occupy it within a few weeks.
Grand Master John Northwood, of New
LOthrOp, has issued proclamation to the
subordinate lodges, L. o. o. +. of the state,
stating that in obedience to the prOclama-
tion of the grand sire, members of the order
are requested to observe June IA as memo
rial day.
The hot weather makes good business for
G. A. Common. The demand for his ''cele-
brated ice cream" will be greater this year
than ever before, contracts having been
made with dealers in all parts of the state.
His cream is certainly superior to any other
on the market.
One of the most stubbornly contested
cases tried last week in the circuit court
was the Krell-Wallace case, where the
former sued the latter who had been guard
s. Miner and VIM. M. Fitzpatrick were for
Krell and were given verdict of So, 140.
Fred Eldridge, of this city, is in the grasp
of the strong arm of the law for having
stolen one of team of horses owned by
John johnson, of Caledonia, Monday, while
they were hitched i'm front of Allen IL Park
hurst's saloon. The horse was found in his
posse ssion. Examination June 9th before
Squire Baldwin.
The Maple Rapids correspondent of the
ST. Johns News says of Rev. Heddle: Rev.
Heddle, of OwossO, will be recommended to
the Good Tempars for their lecturer and
from what we have seen and heard of him
a better choice could not be made. He is
very interesting and logical speaker and
makes good impression for the temperance
cause wherever he goes.
E. l.. Brewer still retains his army equip
ment as remembrance of years of Union
service. One interesting relic is his lieu
tenants jacket with the sewed up places
just below the shoulders which were torn by
rebel bullet twenty-eight years ago la.j Set
urday at Halves Shop, Virginia. The Inel =
ing on this coat was done by c"'olvd
''aunty" in the south.
Neither of the two candidates for the Ann
dpOlio NdNu hCdutIHy CduclSulp VIII pdoocu
the physical examination were able to pass
the mental test, their average being 62 per
cent. The examining committee therefore
made no recommendation. Congressman
YOumans will either order new examina-
ton or appoint soEleon without going to
that trouble.
st. Johns Independent: Garret Welter,
formerly of this town and cou ty, died at
his home in OwossO, Friday morning, May
81, 1892. of pneumonia and heart failure,
in his 43d year. A wife and daughter sur
vive him. He was born i'm Yates county,
N. Y, and was member of the M. K.
church. The funeral occurred at Ovid and
the interment was made in South Ovid.
This Press notes that the city hall has re-
ceived coat of neiU paint. 1t Is certainly
commendable in the contractors that they
did not put on a coat of old paint. And
while jobbery in public contracts is pro-
claimed the world over, we here in Owosso
have honest contractors whose good deeds
are manifest. While in other cities the
public buildings may occasionally In the
spring time receive new coat Of paint,
Owosso's city hall has the distinction of
having coat Of new paint and probably
like ROYAL baking pOwdpr is absolutely