The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-28

The Owosso Mfg. Co. is still running full
force night and day.
Congregational cake sale at Mrs. Nj. L.
Stewards Saturday afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rowley,
Saturday, April %, daughter.
The railroads will make but little reduc-
ton IN rates to Chicago this year.
T. & A. A. Ry. stock has dropped from
39& to 1917 cents in New York this week.
The Shiawassee Savings and Loan Asso-
citation enters upon its sixth year next Mon
day.
BRANDED & Van Camp are welding and re-
setting the fiues for one of the Casket Co. 8
boilers this week.
| +. j. Melvin has turned out two road
wagons this week, one for Frank Ever and
one for James Flanagan.
Geo. Palmer's new house on Ament street
was blown off the foundation by the heavy
wind Wednesday night.
The wind of Wednesday night blew down
a large part of the west wall of l. l.. Peck's
building on Water street.
A. B. Pray, of this. city, has been drawn
as a juror for the May term of the U. S.
court to be held at Bay City.
l.. f. Steadman has moved his cigar
factory from the Wesener block to the Curry
| building on east Main street.
Stephen DOndero has another carload of
bananas on the road from New York which
will be here to-day or tomorrow.
During the month of March, 16, 036 bushels
| of wheat were marketed in Shiawassee
county. Total amount since Aug. 1, 1892,
377, 651 bushels.
Evangelist G. s. Bullock will preach Sun
day morning and evening at the Baptist
church. His morning subject will be
"Grapes of Eschol."
We think that without exception the
poorest job of printing we have ever seen is
the program sent out for the meeting of the
Shiawassee county W. q. T. U.
Rev. Geo. b. Waldron has resigned as
pastor of the Congregational at Three Oaks
to take effect July list. He has had sue
cessful pastOrate Of three years.
A part of the brick wall separating the
two large rooms down stairs in the city hall
is being torn down. A new door will be
put in and space made for the fire alarm
battery.
Flushing Observer: The Owosso TIMES
is being issued in twelve page form. Mr..
Dewey is a hustler and is giving to the
people of his county an excellent paper, and
richly merits the liberal patronage he is re-
ceiving.
On Monday evening, May LIST, Mrs. DR..
Allen will give another of her grand test
meetings at Spiritual Hall. Invitation is
extended to all as a very pleasant time is
anticipated.
The examination of A. Bluth for keeping
open saloon on Sunday was partially COM
pleted on Tuesday and then adjourned
until May 8. A large delegation of ladies
was in attendance.
G. s. Bullock will again be present and
conduct the young mems meeting at the Y.
M. G. A. Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
He will sing solos with harp accompani-
ment by Mr.. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Vanderkarr, of Cal
edonia, mourn the death of their three year
old son, who died Saturday of inflammation
of the bowels. Rev. Roosevelt conducted
the funeral services Tuesday.
The Estey Carriage Co. is using its new
building on the south side of the Corun-
ma road for Grating purposes, giving more
room for the finishers in the main building.
They are rushed with orders.
Chas. Hagan, for some time past a clerk
in Osborn q Sons store, will soon open a
grocery store in company with John Car
mody. They will occupy the store lately
vacated by Tobin on Exchange street.
The closing lecture in the Peoples course
will be given Thursday evening, May 4, by
DR.. Gunsaulus, of Chicago, one of the most
popular lecturers on the platform to-day.
Subject: "Savonarola." Single admission
25 cents. We hope no one will miss this
lecture.
Alex. Purves, Owosso township, recently
sold two yearling steers for $92.4O. He
says If both animals had been equally good
he would have received 500 for them. Mr.
Purves is one of the wide-awake farmers of
his township and believes it pays to keep
only good stock.
On next Sabbath evening at the First M.
E. church Rev. f. B. Bancroft will begin
series of talks to young people>on the theme
"The voyage of life." He will illustrate
his theme by incidents from personal trip
across the Atlantic. Subject of the first
discourse "The Launch" All welcome.
Next Sunday morning at the Congrega-
tioDal church, sermon on "The Spring
Parable" In the evening lecture on the
subject 1.-THE Rights of Children and the
Saloon" with prelude ON the new city
council. The pastor desires to reply to the
oharoe of upfairneee IN tba xu;xao and