The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-01
Taxes are now due.
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and gem motor at c. ID. Stewards house.
Lyman Matlock, of Battle Creek, spent
Thursday in the city.
G. E. Van Camp tested the boilers at the
Bennington saw mill Tuesday.
M. 7. Kelley returned Monday evening
from few days business In Detroit
Rev. w. b. Matteson made an address at
a young peoples rally in Fenton Tuesday
evening.
j. IL. Branded spent the greater part Of
the week in Carson City repairing boiler
at that place.
A letter received from Chas. Post, at
Palatka, Fla, states he is much better since
his arrival there.
The Estey factory B shut down yesterday
| for the remainder of the week. Their new
boiler is ready for use.
Fred Gage was bound over for trial in
the circuit court by Justice Byerly, Mon
day, on charge of obtaining money by false
pretense.
The old folks concert at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening was a very sue
cessful auair. 1t will be repeated next
Wednesday evening.
Married, Nov. 10th, 1898, at Glen Hail.
Ind, by Rev. j. Smith, the Rev. John Mas
ton, of Denver City, Col, to Mrs. Mary R.
Thayer, of Owosso, Mich
Thomas Ledbeter, who has worked with
the National Express Co. in Detroit the
past year, commenced work as delivery
man at the Owosso Office this week.
Lingle & Weidman have begun the foun-
datons for hay storage building on Wash
ington street on the north side of the L. &
A. track. 1t will be fire proof and be 4Ox1OO
feet in size.
The employees of the postofiice all assem-
bled at the home of Carrier, w. G. Eggle-
ston, on Ridge street, Monday evening and
helped him celebrate his second wedding
anniversary
The funeral Of Mrs. Winfield Carson,
who died at the ,ntiae asylum, Friday eve
ming, was held Monday at the church west
of the Carson school house. Mrs. Cars.n
had been an inmate of the asylum but few
days.
The following officers Of the Union chapel
association were elected at the annual meet
ing held Tuesday evening: President, A.
Robertson; vice president, l.. j. Stiff; secre-
tary, M. G. Andrews; treasurer, o. II.
Graham.
A large amount Of groceries and pro-
visions were distributed among the needy
yesterday. The Dorcas society and the Y.
w. c. It. u. did some good work In this
line. The school children contributed a
large amount also.
julius Myers and John Dudeck were
tried before Justice Byerly, Tuesday, and
convicted on charge Of assault, which con-
sisted in throwing oil on the dress of two
ladies who were visitors at the Corunna
coal mine. They each paid fine and costs
to the amount of S25.65.
Capt. Fred ii. Gould, OF Company G,
Third Reg, M. n. g., has resigned his
commission. The reasons for his action are
unknown, and his resignation is deeply re-
GREETED by the members of the company.
First Lieut.. Bliss will undoubtedly succeed
him.
On account of the memorial services next
Sunday afternoon Rev. j.. r. Reitzel will be
unable to meet his preaching engagement
at the Flint school house but unless other
wise announced will preach there on Sun
day afternoon Dec. 10th, so that the neigh
bors can attend the memorial services Sum-
day Dec. Sd, at 3 p. m.
The funeral of Mrs. K. Rob rabacher
occurs this afternoon at $50 o'clock In the
Asbury church, the sermon being preached
by Rev. Hill. Mrs. Rohrabacher has been
sick for the past two years with inflamma-
tory rheumatism, but few days ago was
attacked by the grip which fastened her
death. She was forty-eight years old and
leaves husband and four children.
About twenty T. Il A. non-union engi-
neers left their places on the T. & A. this
week to go to work for. the Lehigh road.
This well illustrates the character of the
men, who would evidently rather work for
road which is fighting its employees, than
to keep steady position. However their
departure offers good positions to number
of the old engineers and in that respect Is
an advantage to all.
"Ole Olson" comes to the Salisbury
Opera House, Monday, December a. Since
here last 1t has had a thorough revising by
Mr.. James A. Hearn, SO well known in the
dramatic world as the author of such highly
successful dramas as Hearts of Oak"
Margaret Flemming," Drifting Apart
ashore Acres" etc. The changes In "Oe
Olson" makes the play as strong in its SEN
sational features as it has been heretofore
in comedy. The greatest alteration, how
ever occurs in the third act which has been
entirely rewritten and Is now one Of the
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