The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-22

A. organization.
The school Commissioner to be published
at Saginaw Is the latest educational journal
to be launched forth in Michigan.
The p. O. news stand carries q complete
| line of box paper from 15c up. Also tablets,
envelopes. pencils, pens, pocket books, etc.
DIR. C. w. Smith. brother of f. V. Smith,
stopped off a day on his way home from
Iowa. where they buried their mother on
Saturday last.
If you want to buy Jersey heifer Zone
year old In March) cheap. enquire OF +. o.
Dewey. OwOsso. Animal Is well bred and
entitled to registry.
Hon. Jerome w. Turner gave an address
in the old Methodist church Wednesday
night on "The FatherhOod of Nature" The
address was well received.
OwOsso proposes to be the city of homes
and Jno Keifer will give away six lots in
his addition to persons who will build
houses on them before next Jure.
Geo. Fumer has been the most successful
mover OF buildings i'm OwOssO. and nearly
all of the large jobs have been entrusted 10
him. Notice his ad. i'm another column.
The report of the Shiawassee county Fire
Insurance Co. printed this week shows that
safe and cheap protection is afforded by
them. The economy of this CO. is marked.
$50. 900 Is the price paid for Harry Noble
2:l716. the fast grandson of Louis Napoleon
GOT. If no mishap befalls the horse he will
prove profitable investment even ut that
price.
A Californian has invented long dis
lance telephone Of very simple construction
with which he Ia confident he can hold COM
municatiOn across the continent or under
the ocean.
Harry Date, of Chicago, hogan evangelis-
tic services at new NJ. K. church Wednesday
night. Services will continue next week.
Mr.. Date Is a wide awake, earnest worker.
Everybody INVITED.
There will he services both morning and
evening at the Congregational church next
Sunday. The evening subject, 1.-THE Boy
hOOd of Jesus" Let parents and their boys
attend this lecture.
The January crop report shows that there
have been marketed In this county at seven
teen mills and elevators, 355.364 bushels Of
wheat since August LIST. The average price
of wheat in Michigan January LIST was SIC.
Albert F. Bennest. Primo tenor. Christ's
church, Detroit, pupil of Sig'r Taglieri,
has engagements in Michigan towns for
concerts. OwossO people could doubtless
make an advantageous arrangement to secure
concert from him.
Ovid Is in fair way to regain her old
prestige. Cameron has made the Register
Union hustle, electric lights are 10 be put
In. q new steam laundry will soon he in
operation and the reconstructed carriage
works company are doing good business.
John j. Purvis. for the past ten and
half years an employee of THE TIMES,
severed his connection with the Office Satur-
day. Mr.. Purvis ranks high as job printer
and is competent to hold q position in any
Office. Wherever he may go our best wishes
will follow him.
Pres Angel. of Michigan University,
echoed the sentiment Of the honest news
paper man last week at Ann Arbor. In re-
counting his experience as an editor, said
regarding an attempt made to bride him
that, my paper is for sale hut millions will
not buy my old goose quill.
The Union Workers of the fourth ward
chapel give a tea at the home OF Mrs. g
TaphOuse, 40S River ST., next Tuesday
evening. With the addition Of a number of
new members the society Is able to surpass
all former efforts. The object Is laudable
one. Meet with them next Tuesday eve.
ming at 40S River st. and spend an evening
Of real enjoyment. Tea served from 5 to s.
A number OF the young men of the fourth
ward have united with Rev. II. +. Heddle,
in the formation of Young Mems League.
They will meet weekly for the systematic
study Of selections from Scripture and also
to enjoy short exercise consisting of must
cal and literary numbers. A large proper
ton of the members are young men who
have never before taken much, if any, inter-
est In church work.
Geo M. Dewey, who died at Flint, was 4
veteran newspaper man. During the war
he edited the Niles Enquirer and since then
he was engaged in the newspaper business
at various places in the place. We believe
he was also founder of the OwOssO TIMES,
one of the most successful journals in that
part of the state" The above from KellOgg's
Auxiliary Is correct in every respect except
that the Geo. nj. Dewey referred to Is not
dead. The Geo. NJ. Dewey who died, was
another man.
Died, at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. VIM. p. Wyman, on North Cochrane
avenue, Thursday, January Il, 1892, of the
grip, Robert g. Mckee, of Lainsburg, aged
70 years. Mr.. Mckee, whose death is par
ticularly sad from the fact that ii fellows so
soon after that Of his son, Robert, and
his grandson, little Robert Wyman, has be-
come quite well known in Charlotte during
the past year and very highly respected by
large circle of friends. He has been all
ing for several weeks but his condition has
not been regarded as alarming until recently.
1t Is remarkable fact that until last August
10 death came to break up the Mckee fam
lily, but since then three have occurred. The
funeral will be held at l o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. mt the house, Rev. Frank Nc
Alpine officiating. -Charlotte Republican.
The street railway question still remains
I'm allegiance. The situation as detailed from
one pOint Of view Is that DelanO. of Detroit,
was one of the parties interested with
Haines Bros. in the construction of the road
but that DelanO never paid for his stock and
IL became necessary to freeze him out, and
I'm order to do this, not one dollar more
| would be spent until this was accomplished.
If the road had been tracked one month
earlier cars would have been started, but as
the delay ran on into winter ii was not
deemed expedient to start until warm
weather, and in the meantime the settle