The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-05-26
Teachers meeting in this city tomorrow

Teachers meeting in this city tomorrow.
Notice Duffs' new Korker and specially
ad.
There will be a public program at the
High School week from today.
The Sunday Schools of the city are max
ing preparations to observe Childrens' Day.
DR.. b. S. Knapp will give an address to
young men at Y. M. G. A. hall Sunday af-
terno0n.
The board of health have made tour of
the city and ordered every one to clean up
around their premises.
S. c. Brink left the employ of r. Pond
Monday. Mr.. Pond has secured the SER
vices of Il. j. Stedman as foreman.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cheney, on
Saturday, a son; to Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Billiard, on Monday, a daughter.
All members of the W. r. c. are urgently
requested to attend memorial service at the
Congregational church Sunday morning
with the G. A. r. Post.
Col. A. T. Bliss has presented his native
town, Peterborough, N. Y, with hand
some soldiers monument. 1t is to be I'M
yelled July 4, with Washington Gardner as
orator.
Owosso was apparently flooded with
counterfeit silver dollars last week, date of
1890. The banks detected quite large
number in their deposits, which of course
were refused. Everyone should be on the
lookout
| Mrs. c. Ii. Parker has a beautiful display
of her work in painting on china on exhibit
ton at the store of Woodland & North. Mrs.
Parker has made for herself an enviable rep
utation as an artist and her work is much
admired.
Grace, infant daughter of S. Ii. Opdyke
died on Monday. The burial occurred at
| OVID on Tuesday. The mother of the little
one died short time ago and Mr.. Opdyke
was unable to leave the house at the time of
| the funeral.
Former members of T. c. CRAZE Post at
Henderson will hold memorial services at
II a. m. on Memorial Day. Rev. w. w.
Will is to deliver the address. All old SOL
diers and the public generally are invited to
be present
The time of the early northbound train on
the M. c. has been changed from 500 to
5:42. The accommodation going south will
leave at one p. m. The 5:42 north and 9:32
south will be run daily. The change takes
effect Sunday.
The children of the city are requested to
bring flowers to the city hall Tuesday morn
ing by nine o'clock for memorial services,
also TO be at the same place at one o'clock,
TO march to the cemetery to decorate the
the soldiers graves.
j. w. Miles is putting in pulleys and
shafting for blacksmith fan at the coal
mine. He is also making a set of CRATES
for the Owosso Tool Co. The CRATES are
designed for burning shavngs and sawdust
and are of new pattern.
Next Thursday, June 1st, is the date
fixed upon for giving away the bedroom
suit at E. L. Devereaux's grocery. A few
tickets remain which will be given to cash
customers. All interested will be present |
at the store at seven o'clock p. m.
Rev. w. G. Wheeler and wife of Duplain, |
will move to Owosso this week, where he |
is engaged to labor with the Church of |
Christ (Disciple) for the coming year. There |
will be regular preaching, morning and eve
ming, every Lords day at the usual hours. |
Ar are invited.
Memorial Sermon at the Congregational |
church next Sunday morning by the pastor. |
&. A. r. Post and w. r. Corps will attend |
III body. The evening lecture on "My
Visit to the Worlds Fair" having spent the |
week at this marvellous place, the pastor |
will speak OH that subject.
Mrs. Mary A. Brooks died at the home of |
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Williams in |
Owosso township on the 18th inst, aged 2S |
years. She was married last August to |
Elmer Brooks, who died at Billings, Mon |
tana in March. Mrs. Brooks had suffered |
for some time with consumption and when |
brought home three weeks ago was almost |
in dying condition. The funeral occurred |
Sunday, conducted by Rev. Windrem.
County. agent Race took Frank Thomas |
to the Industrial School at Lansing On Tues,
day to remain until he is 81 years of age. |
He was arrested for stealing a package of |
old rubber from the NJ. G.. and offering it |
for sale to Dodge q Son. The man who |
owned the goods was in the store when the |
boy came in and at once recognized the |
package, his arrest followed with the above |
result. Frank was released from the school |
only few months ago.