The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-11-18
Old papers for sale at this office.

Mrs. Reynolds, mother of Mrs. Q. Ma
haney, died this morning.
Co. G ne.ted about $35 from the enter
tainment given by Ida Van Cortland.
Rev. Bancroft will address a temperance
meeting at Corunna, Sunday evening.
If you want ball programs or invitations
inspect the stock at THE TIMES Office.
Owosso Happy Home Club is doing good
work. A number of men are being treated.
A two months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John COmerford died Wednesday even
ing.
Remember the "At Home" of the l. A. of
M. in Odd Fellow Hall Thursday evening
| next
Judge Newton has adjourned the Novem-
| Der term of the circuit court until Monday,
| Dec. 5.
Twenty-Five persons are given employ
ment by Emory, the West Exchange street
poultry buyer.
Have you noticed the photographs w. S.
| Beebe has on exhibition in Murray & Ter
| bush's store window?
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard MunsOn, a
daughter, Tuesday. To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Runyan, a daughter, Wednesday.
d. w. Sabin, one of the old residents of
Shiawassee township, died at his home on
Wednesday of last week, aged rs years.
Guy E. Milliken. of st. Johns, died yes
terday. The young man was well known
by Owosso young people and his death is
much regretted.
The original Fisk Jubilee Singers at the
Congregational church next Monday even
ing. This is their first appearance in
OwossO in ten years.
Friday evening, "Almost Persuaded" is
the subject to be ha.dled at the Church of
Christ. Elder Randall is having very sue
cessful meetings. Come and hear him.
The Michigan Odd Fellow, under the
to the front. 1t now has a circulation of
2,7O0 copies. Every Odd Fellow in Mich
igan should be subscriber
At meeting called by the pastors of the
city ii was decided that the usual Thanks
giving service will be held at 10:45 a. m.
i'm the Congregational church, and Rev. j.
r. Reitzel is to preach the sermon.
Chas. Patterson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Patterson, died at the National Hotel We'd
nesday noon after lingering illness, with
consumption. aged 35 years. Funeral SER
vices will be held at one o'clock to day.
A move is on foot TO change the location
of the city market from its present lOca-
ton to east Main and Park streets, near
the 10c feed Sheds, where pair of scales
will be put in. Why not make the change?
The subject for the address at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday evening will
be, The Mystery of the Michigan Saloon in
the last election, an exposition of the secret
circular of the Liquor Dealers. Association
sent out from Saginaw, Nov. 8, 1892.
Miss Olof Krarer will lecture at the ap-
fist church Monday evening, November %.
1t has been left to this one little Esquimaux
lady, from the far distant almost unknown
coast of Greenland, to tell the pathetic and
curious story of home life and child life in
the frozen north.
The latest swinding scheme in south
western Michigan is worked by a smooth
individual, who visits Grand Army posts
with the Ostensibe purpose of writing up
sketch of the local organization to appear in
a column soon to be published. He secures
signatures to the biographies of several of
the most well-to-do veterans which i'm few
days turn up as prOmissOry notes in the
hands of innocent holders
The Goshen Qnd.) Democrat very peril
nently remarks: "A bright local paper
that enters the homes of hundreds once a
week, fifty two times year, is looked at by
some member of the family nearly every
day of the year. 1t is through such
medium that the business man can place be-
fore the people of the community facts con-
corning his stock i'm trade and silently and
ask for a share of patronage"
The question as to the ownership of the
old race bed property is likely to get INTO
court and be definitely settled This will be
bro ught about by the removal of the
barn occupied by DR.. Jopling. owned by
Geo. Fauth estate, to the lot on the corner of
Main and Water streets adjoining the alley
on the east. The barn was moved by order
of Ed. Burl, administrator of the estate,
who it is said will fight to retain possession
of the property.
Owosso lodge No. 315, /. o. G. Il. meets
at X. o. Il. M. hall every Wednesday ee,iI-
ing at o'clock. The officers are: chief lem
plar, o. Ii. Kenyon; vice templar, K. Jane
Graham; past chief templar, Bernce Bailey;
secretary, John Nokes; assistant, Ada AM
spoken; treasurer, o. Il. Graham; financial
secretary, w. Lewis; chaplain, A. Bailey;
ii. Findley; deputy marshal,
Luther Opdyke; guard, b. Fillinger; SEN
tinel, K. III. Graham; organist. Anna N.
Stewart. The membership of the lodge is
As.
There is good deal said in advertis-
ments that might as well be left out We
give few points on the subject of how to
write an advertisement: Have an advan-
tage of some point over your competitors,
and advertise that point Don't advertise |
what you haven't got. Don't say yours is |
the cheapest when someone undersels you. |
Don't say it is the best when better is made. |
But advertise yours as the only one with a |
blue stripe, or the only one with sugar in 1t |
or the only one with brass handle. Add |
some particular thing worth having to your |
goods and let the people know it.
The laying of the corner stone of the arm
Dry will occur Thanksgiving morning about |
o'clock. The Masonic fraternity has been |
invited to lay the stone. All fraternal and |
social lodges and societies of OwOsso and
Corunna have been invited to join in the GER
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