The times., 1892-05-13
LOCAL NEWS
CIRCULATION THIS WEEK, 2,496.
Wool has commenced to move.
How do you like our cartoons?
Vote IN bl,ild q hirh school huildipU

How do you like our cartoons?
Vote to build high school building.
Have you patronized the street car line
yet?
The military Co. is again booming the
armory question.
Copas q Son will soon close out their re-
tail meat business.
Rev. Heddle occupied the Congregational
pulpit Sunday morning.
If You want letter heads or envelopes
printed call at this Office.
Prof. McRae, the musical wonder is
pleasing large audiences daily.
Here Dra aGunsalus at the opera house.
Thursday evening of next week.
Fifty-one Owossoites went to Detroit. YES
terday, on the ID. q M. excursion.
1t pays to advertise in THE TIMES. Why?
Because we have $500 circulation.
Frieseke Bros. have been putting in some
new machinery at their brick yard.
The Sunday afternoon Y. M. q. A. meet
ing will be lead by Dr. b. S. Knapp.
M. l.. Parker is ready for brick making
when the weather premits him to begin.
G. b. Pickert has sold his cigar box fact
ory to Frank Schuabel, of New Haven.
The universal cry is for sewer system.
The council should take some action at
once.
The Junior Club will give party at Yves
ener Hall on Friday evening next Bill rs
cents.
The order for pews for the Congregational
church has been given to the Globe Co., of
Worthwhile.
DIR. V. G. VanLiew, of Vestaburg, has
decided to remove his drug stock to Owosso
and will locate on the West Side.
The Altar Guild of the Episcopal church
will hold cake sale at f. A. Todd's, Sat-
urday May IA, from to p. IN.
The Supreme Court reversed the decision
of the lower court in the case of f. M. Tot
ten VS.. Daniel Burhans and orderd a new
trial.
The trains on the T., S. Il M. Ry. have
been discontinued this week on account of
a washout on the L. q A. A. Ry. near Ban
lister.
Rev. III. Van Ommeran of Laingsburg.
will occupy the Congregational pulpit next
Sunday, morning and evening. Rev. He'd
die will occupy his pulpit.
Otto j. JOsenhans died at the home of his
parents south of the city yesterday morning,
aged 80 years. The funeral services will be
held at the family home on Sunday at %.
m.
If you want to read the New York Week
ly Tribune, leave your order at this Office.
We can give you remarkable low club
rate, viz. $1.00 for THE TIMES and Tribune
one year. Subscribe at once.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give p supper at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Fletcher on Friday evening May 18th.
One great attraction being Boston baked
beans and good music. Supper 1Oc.
The Charlotte Republican has been sold
by Anger q Baxter to S. j. TOminson. a
newspaper man of wide experience. The
Republicans ranks as one of the best papers
in the state. We regret to lose Gen. Anger
from the field of journalism.
An old fashioned donation will be held at
the Union Chapel, Tuesday, May II, after
noon and evening, for the benefit of Rev. T.
f. Heddle. All come and help. Supper
will be served. Persons desiring to help.
who can not come, can leave parcels at 615
Stewart streets.
Gratiot county needs to look after one of
its deputy sheriffs. The aforesaid person
was in Owosso, Wednesday, on glorious
drunk. After having rolled around i'm the
mud, and been thrown out of one or two
business places, he was laid up for repairs
against the cold storage building to be ad-
mired by the passing crowd.
Parties who are figuring on putting in
private sewers should remember that i'm
case public sewer system is put In they
would be liable for the tax. Is IL not the
better way to ask the council to secure
plan for the entire city and then build &C
cording to Il? If this is done we believe
the entire business portion of the city would
have sewers this summer. This is certainly
the wise and economical plan.
After THE TIMES was printed last week
dispatch was received from the Slayton
Lyceum Bureau changing date of DIR. Gun
salus' lecture to May 19-Thursday evening
and stating that was the only date open.
While this change is annoying, yet 1t Is the
best that can be done, and so on Thursday
evening of next week we may expect to see
and hear DIR. Gunsalus at the Opera House.
The subject of his lecture will be "a chap
ter from the history of Liberty" Reserved
seats will 20 on sale at the Y. M. G. A. par
lor's Monday evening at z o'clock. Those
who have coupons for the former date will
have to secure new seats, for which no ex-