The times., 1893-05-12

Mrs. Robert Smith returned Tuesday from
a visit In Chicago.
Warren Hamilton and daughter returned
this week from Harvey, Ill.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. N. Race, a
son on Tuesday.
s. Dondero has the second carload of
oranges and lemons on the road.
Congregational cake sale at Mrs. NJ. l..
Stewards tomorrow afternoon.
John Schleider is greatly enlarging his
greenhouse at 7O3 N. Washington street.
Dried beef, the incest and tenderest al
ways at Hunts.
Landreth's mixed lawn grass and white
slower seed at Hunts.
The Central House, Posts barber shop
and II. M. Posts hardware store in west
town have each received coat of paint
this week.
Street car fare between Owosso and Co
runna has been reduced to 5 cents each
way for Sunday travel. The sensible thing
At the annual meeting of the Owosso Gas
Co. the following officers were elected: Pres,
q. S. Williams; Sec. and Treas, S. Dean,
of Ann Arbor; Directors, w. G. Stevens and
III. S. Dean, of Ann Arbor, A. ID. Whipple
and N. A. Finch, of this city.
The second recital of Prof. Horst's violin
class will be given in the M. E. church
Monday evening next. He will have the
assistance of the ladies chorus which has
been increased to fifteen voices. His pupils
are making rapid progress and some of
the numbers on the program are exceedingly
choice, the spinning song by four violins
being one of them. Ten cents admission
will be charged to meet expenses but the
entertainment will be one of the best.
Do not fail to attend the ice cream social
given by the l. o. of G. T. Monday even
ing at the residence of A. M. Bailey, 215
Shiawassee street. Everybody invited. Ad-
mission ten cents.
A number of the friends of Mrs. A. Nj.
Lake gave her very agreeable surprise on
Saturday evening last, the occasion being
her birthday. The evening was pleasantly
passed in social way and fine supper
served. Mrs. Lake was the recipient of a
number of beautiful presents, including an
upholstered rocker, a parlor lamp, set of
chairs. etc.
Will Frieseke and Fred Chapel left We'd
nesday for trip through Ovid, st. Johns,
Ionia and other Michigan cities selling Cali
fornia plumes.
4 A patron of the school writes: Miss
Maggie E. Smith, of Owosso, is teaching
very successful term at the Clarke school,
Bath and Victor. She has had charge of
our school before, and all are pleased to
have her here again, as she is one of the
best teachers ever employed in the district.
Mrs. Geo. Steers left Saturday for Ovid
where her parents reside. Steers was sem
enced to ninety days in Jail last winter for
beating his wife and has lately been repeat
ing the experiment with the result of his
wifes leaving him.
Harry Osmer has left the employ of the
0wosso Gas Co.
The Y. w. c. Z. u. met at the home of
Miss Helen Shanafelt Tuesday evening for
he election of officers. The officers elected
for the coming year are
President, Miss e. M. Havens; 1st Vice
President, Miss Gertrude Davis; I'd Vice.
PRESIDENT, Miss Harriet Evans; Sd Vice
President, Miss Adah Curtis; 4th Vice
President, Miss Ida Bailey; 5th Vice-Pres-
ident, Asa Farnsworth; Recording Secre-
larry, Miss Nora E. Brewer; Corresponding
Secretary, Miss f. E. Sterns; Treasurer,
Miss Bertha Archer.
When you feel all tired out and broken
up generally, you need good tonic. Hoods
Sarsaparilla,is the best.
w. d. Brands, of Caledonia, reports that
from 81 of his Shropshire ewes he has 81
lambs, having lost but one. The lambs are
near all full bloods, sired by an imported
buck. Mr.. b. is much pleased with the
youngsters and says they are the best lot he
has ever raised. During the winter he sold
in the Buffalo market 400 lambs which he
fed.
TUFTS PILLS sold all over the world.
Frank Rush, of Owosso township, recently
sold three yearlings and COW weighing A.
43O pounds at $3.50 per hundred to Mr..
Clark, the drover, for shipment east. The
cattle were an extra lot, bringing so cents
hundred more than the market price.
Frank is liberal feeder and always gets
she highest prices.
Corunna Independent: George Gute's
saloon is closed and George has gone to other
more congenial climes. He left Sunday
night. Wednesday morning the stock was
appraised under chattel mortgage at nearly
$4,000. Ex-sheriff Morrice, K. Eveleth and
Luke Cotter signed guardianship bonds and
hook chattel mortgage and fixtures to in
demnify them in case of loss. The stock
will be sold under this mortgage which will
be sufficient to cover all loss. 1t is hinted