The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-31
shiawassee county wants good roads.


Shiawassee county wants good roads.
Ann Arbor will bond for $50, 900 to begin
its sewer system.
Bement Bros, of Ovid, have purchased
the Laingsburg News.
The car shops are again running until
nine o'clock at night to keep up the repairs.
Miss Daisie Fairman entertained party
of friends at her home OH Hickory street
last night.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Anderson,
Goodhue street, Sunday afternoon, a
daughter.
Congressman Linton will soon hold q
competitive examination for West Point
cadetship to succeed Ray Mahaney.
VIM. Moss has sold his farm south Of
town and purchased house on Chapman
street into which he moved this week.
The Owosso Mfg. Co. is building an ad-
dition OH the west side of their factory Civ
ing them little more room for their bust
ness
Aid. julius Frieseke is always ready to
give time to city affairs and to work for
what he believes is for the best interest of
the taxpayers.
Registration in second and third wards to-
morrow. All persons who have moved in
to these wards since last fall should see that
their names are on the list.
The Ladies' Building Society, of the Con-
gregational church, will have sale of fancy
and useful articles this afternoon in the
church parlors. Supper served from to 0
o'clock-25 cents.
Rev. c. e. Hubert, of Detroit, is con-
Quoting the meetings at the Union chapel
in the absence of Rev. Bullock who was
called away for few days. The meetings
are having good attendance.
Thomas Lennon, who has been very low
with consumption for some time past, died
Monday morning at one o'clock at his home
on Mack street. The funeral occurred this
morning at the Catholic church.
The Owosso Tool Co. has nearly COM
pleted large addition to their dry kiln
which they have built on the west side of
their factory. The addition reaches out
several feet int Chapman street.
The registration in the first and fourth
wards was completed Wednesday. In the
first precinct of the first ward S6s names
were received, I'd precinct 263. Fourth
ward, first precinct 262, I'd precinct 371.
1t will be matter of economy for the
whole city if Aid. Lamfrom is reelected.
During the past two years he has ca; efully
watched the expenditures of public money
and saved many dollars useless expense.
We hope the voters will give him a large
vote.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Ella Norton, of Ovid, TO Lewis G.. Keyer, of
Owosso. The wedding will take place
Wednesday. April IL, at the residence of
brides parents in Ovid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keyer will be at home after April 20, at
21s Ridge street.
The T. & A. road has purchased thou
sand new box cars of 10000 pounds
capacity each a large number of which
have already been delivered. On Wednes-
day there were on different parts of the line
1885 loaded cars in transportation or
ready for it. The new cars are all furnished
with air brakes and as the new freight en-
gines are fitted for using air the freight de-
partment will soon be in condition to use
air brakes on most all trains.
The prohibition city ticket is as follows:
For mayor, Byron s, Knapp; clerk, r. s..
Topping; treasurer, McElwaine Miner;
supervisor at large, John Goodwin; school
inspector, Josephine Gould; directors Of
poor, Albert A. Sherman, George w. Wren.
Supervisor first judicial district, Sias IL.
Alliton; justice of the peace, Archibald
Robertson; constable, Zenas Ross. Super
visor second judicial district, Jos. III. Howe;
constable, VIM. A. Hoenshell. For alder
men, first ward. Lewis s. Goodale; second
ward, Myron II. Knapp; third ward, James
+. Clark; to ill vacancy, Hiram White;
fourth ward, Loren Hopkins.