The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-05-19
TIE Times.
OWOSSO, MICH. MAY 10, 1898.
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso FOL
as second-class matter.
TWELVE PAGES.
LOCAL NEWS.

Will the city put in any sewers this season?
Note the changes in the time card of the
T. & A. railroad.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Webb nine
pound boy Tuesday.
Mason & Son have the brick work on
| their boiler house done.
An addition is being built to the master
mechanics Office in the T. & A. yard.
A horse owned by Mr.. Brewster, a farm
or living west of town, INDUCED in lively
run away Tuesday.
There seems to be an unusual amount Of
sickness at present, many of the cases, how
ever. not being serious.
| Edward B. Finch, OF this city, won the
two mile bicycle race in the field day con-
test at Ann Arbor last week.
The county Sunday School convention
will be held in the German church in New
Haven township, June and Z.
Born, on Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. T.
j. Horsman, daughter. On Tuesday, to
Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Moreau, son.
VIM. Saver leaves for Vermont on Mon
day next TO deliver a 2-yr. old Napoleon
colt which he sold some time ago.
: The bill to equalize representation on the
board of supervisors is still In the hands of
the house committee and will remain there.
Like many another just measure 1t is dead.
The secretary of the fair would like to
have as many of the patrons of the county
fair as possibly can drop him postal card
by Monday stating whether they favor
holding fair this year.
On account of the repairs on the German
! M. E. church at Bennington not being com
pleted. the Sunday School convention viii
be held in the M. K. church. The program
p was published in last weeks issue.
Street Commissioner Dwight is dOinl
much work to put the streets of the city II
l good condition. He can be greatly helped
il individuals will take little pride IL
the looks around their premises and clear
up. Then IL the grass and weeds can be KEEP
It cut in the streets, we shall have made a stsI
a In advance toward model city. Let's SEQ 4
we can't develop little city pride.
The Epworth league of the First NJ.
church celebrated the fourth anniversary o
its organization on Sunday evening. TIL
attendance was very large and lively ir
hterest manifested in the entire program
, 1.-The sermon Of Rev. Mr.. Stalker, Of Detroi
Is very highly spoken of. The league Is on
of the most prosperous in the state and
=, doing excellent work.
Tho failure to get the sewer system starts
J this year will cause the council to DO just
censured. Many cellars about the cit
are still flooded with water, causing .
st doubt much sickness and great incOnvsl
n ience. We hope the council will take hol
OF this question in earnest and see that Il
work is really commenced within fe
,es weeks.
or People visiting the Worlds Fair who WIS
n' to avoid the dangers of carrying currenC
and specie will be interested to know tn
M. l.. Stewart & Co. have arranged vii
their Chicago correspondent, the Fir
National Bank, system Of identification |
which persons visiting the Worlds Fair CO
get drafts on the First National Bank cash'
without identification. The First Nation
,er Bank does the largest volume Of business
any Bank in America and Is one OF u
sights of the city.