The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-05-05
Additional Local.

Theo. Laubengayer and wife went to De-
troit yesterday.
Postmaster Hause, of Judds Corners, was
in the city Tuesday.
The New Process" Vapor Stove leads all
others. See 1t at Curry's hardware.
See Curry's new stock of refrigerators, the
finest finished and best ever. displayed in
Owosso.
S. f.. Fox has de cided to locate his furni-
ture factory in Corunna. He is to receive
bonus of $4,000.
Earnest Randall, of Henderson, has en-
tered theological school at Kimberlin
Heights, Tenn.
DIR. Phelps was in Lansing Wednesday
and Thursday attending the state meeting
of the Homeopathic Medical Society.
DR.. Hume attended a meeting of the COM
mittee who had charge of the West Point
cadetship examination at Lansing, yester-
day.
Justice Baldwin, on Wednesday, bound
Adolph Bluth over for trial in the circuit
court on charge of keeping his saloon open
on Sunday.
The Shiawassee Savings and Loan assoc
iation loaned SIS, 800 Monday evening at 90
and 81 per cent premium. The 22d series
of stock is now open for subscription.
Married, at the home of the bride in Hen
*derson, Rev. j. l.. Harrington, pastor Of. 1.-THE
Disciple church at Cadillac, and Miss Mary
Henderson, Rev. Randall officiating.
Journal: Orlando Lee, highway commits
sioner of Burns, let the contract for new
iron bridge at Knaggs, to the King Bridge
Company, for the sum of $2,39s. There
were five companies competing for the job.
John Morrice and w. B. Wells, of Nor
rice, Rep. Sherman and wife and G. A.
Parker, of Bancroft, and H. w. Holman, of
0wosso. were present at the opening of the
Worlds Fair, Monday.
The young peoples class of the church of
Christ Disciples) will hold warm sugar
social at A. l.. Sprinkles, 720 north Water
street on Wednesday evening, May 10. The
young people are especially invited.
The death of Augustus Balm occurred on
Friday evening, the funeral taking place
Monday at the house, Rev. Bancroft officia-
ting. Mr.. LanctOn, of Grand Ledge and
Mr.. Raymond accompanied the remains to
Pan Van, N. Y, for burial.
Principal Arthur, Miss Goss, Miss Shan
afelt and Miss Halsey have declined their
positions in the city schools for next year.
Prin. Arthur leaves on account of the sal
airy, Miss GOss to attend Albion College.
Miss Shanafelt will rest for year.
Married, at the home of the brides parents
1922 north Water street, Wednesday evening
at eight o'clock, Guy Western and Miss Ida
Hurlbert, Rev. Roosevelt officiating. The
wedding was quiet one, only few friends
being present Mr.. and Mrs. Western began
housekeeping at once at 727 north Park
street
Next Sunday at the Congregational church
in the morning the pastor will preach on
Bible Readings and Readers; in the evening,
a lecture on Railroads. Railroading and Re-
ligion special address to the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and
their families. The Owosso b. of l.. e. are
expected to attend the services. All rail-
readers and their families are especially in
vited to be present.
N. Goodyear has purchased of E. l..
Brewer his lot 22x55 # on Exchange Street
adjoining Earps bakery on the east and will
begin within very few days the erection of
"a building, the first floor to be used for his
market and the second to be arranged for
offices. We are pleased to note Mr. Good
years evident prosperity and believe he
will be well satisfied with tie investment.
The early Birds" burlesque company
began its engagement at Smiths Opera
house last evening before packed house
one of the largest seen at tibet theater this
season. The entertainment consists largely
of specialties, most of which are very clever.
A large number of handsome girls constitute
an alluring feature of the performance.
The costumes worn are beautiful, and the
scenery is pretty.-Patriot.
Owing to the recent decisions concerning
the eight hour law for letter carriers, the de-
partment has ordered all postmasters at free
delivery offices to arrange the carrier routes
Eat their offices so that the work can be per-
formed inside of eight hours each day and
mo claim for over time made. In consequence
of this the districts in Owosso have been re-
~duced, no mail being delivered east of
Dewey street or north Of King in the second
district and none north of Elizabeth in the
first. In the third the only omission is that
part north of the M. c. road and west of
of Lansing street but Genesee street and
south Of 1t Is transferred to District No.
4. This district Is changed further by
'omitting all east of Maple avenue on the
Corunna road and all south of Stewart street.
The refusal of an additional carrier by the
department made this reduction necessary
an Owosso.
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