The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07
Additional Local.


Bennington and Vernon republicans are
to be congratulated Oh their successful work
Monday.
Miss Laura Clark, of Flint, accompanied
10y her nephews Gilbert and George Brown
will spend the vacation next week with j.
L. Clark and sister in Owosso.
Mrs. Hattie Haynes returned to Corunna
Thursday after two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. M. II. Kenyon.
Next Sunday morning at the Congrega-
tional church, sermon by the pastor Sub
Ject, 'Church and church membership"
Special services at $3.50 p. M, Lords Sup
per, baptism and reception of members. All
the christian friends of the congregation are
invited to meet with the members in the
afternoon service,
E. A. Herald, L. & A. brakeman living
in Owosso, moved his family to farm near
Chesaning this week.
Austin Olcott, assistant engineer at
Woodlands MILL was on the sick list the
early part of the week.
III. w. Mann recently received an order
for patterns from Simpson, Kansas.
c. l.. Pike is home on the sick list this
week.
The Lansing board of education has al
ready engaged its teachers for next year.
Miss Ada Amspoker entertained party
of young friends at her home last Friday
evening. A very enjoyable time was re-
ported.
Will Morr returned from his visit to
Frankfort, Saturday.
Albert Gillett is assisting at Oakside.
Miss Sarah Coakes started for Howell
last Wednesday to stay until after the double
wedding of her cousins Lucy and Ida
Dickerson to Albert Keedle of Ann Arbor
and Andrew j. Vanpatters of Howell.
j. w. Miles shipped large engine cylln-
der which he had rebored, to Bannister this
week, for use in Dickerson's stave mill.
Earnest Cummins received a painful in.
jury at the spoke factory Monday morning
A bolt of spoke timber fell from pile strik.
ing him in the back.
The nine months old son of Earnest
Klingbel, of Stewart street, died Monday
morning. The funeral was held at the
German Lutheran church, Wednesday after
noon.
The employees at the Owosso Tool Co.'s
Factory surprised e. w. Crandel Saturday
might by presenting him with handsome
sifty-five dollar suit of parlor furniture. M
Miner made the presentation speech. Mr..
Crandell, in the meantime sitting in one Of
&he chairs where the men had placed him.
Mr.. Crandell, who has recently left the EN-
ploy of the Tool Co. after nine years service
was much moved by this token of the es
TEEN of the men.
Will Frieseke, for two years clerk al
Murray & Terbush's, has left and will sci
California plumes on the road.
+. o. Dewey has fine bay FLY, full
black points, no marks, foaled Monday
April 8, sired by Rockbridge 2:29; dam by
Louis Napoleon, sire of Grace Napoleon
'2:141S, Jerome Eddy 2:161S, Chas. Hilton
-2:171S, and IL others in $50 or better; I'd
dam bv Byerly Abdallah, sire of Jerome
Turner 2:15%, Newsboy 2:2214, Buckskin
Dick 2:23A, Euphony 2:2394, Patchmore
-2:3O; Sd dam by Louis Napoleon, sire
of seven sons with 80 performers with
records from 2:16% to 2:30, and eleven
daughters whose produce have records
from 2:15H to 2:30. ROckbridge is
"a full brother of Lockheart 2:13 and
Capt. Mack 1929, is by Nutwood 2:1S&
sire of 104 2:30 performers, dam Rapidan
by Dictator sire of Jay-Eye-See 2:10H, Phall.
as 2:13A, Director 2:17, and AZ others with
records better than $50, grandsire Of
Nancy Hanks, 1904 and 81 Others il
2:051S to $50; I'd dam the dam of Exper
Prince 2:13X.