The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-06-09


ing.
Will the council please move in the sewer
question?
Henry Moore will open photograph gal
lery in Corunna.
Rev. II. NJ. Petit, of Ithaca, occupied
the Baptist pulpit Sunday.
Wilson tent X. o. T. NJ. will attend SER
vice in body at Christ church Sunday
morning.
The notice for the county pioneers meet
ing has been countermanded. 1t was
thought best not to hold any spring meet
ing.
DR.. c. E. Begell has opened an Office in
the rooms over The TIMES Office. He
gives special attention to diseases of the eye
and ear. The doctor comes well recon-
mended.
The newly elected officers of Owosso
Lodge l. o. o. f. are: Frank Smith, y.
g.; John Able, V. g.; o. Wells, Sec; A.
Z. Hartshorn, Treas; John Brooks and
VIM. Giles delegates to grand Lodge.
Willis E. Hall has bought the store corner
of Ball and Main streets of ID. M. Christian
and will remodel it putting in plate glass
in front and on the side, adding an elevator,
new cornice etc. He will not enlarge 1t
this year.
The following persons have made applica-
ton to take the civil service examination
which is held tomorrow: For clerk, Bruce
Bartlett, Seymour Hoyt and Ammey Sutton;
for carrier, Thomas ID. Fletcher, Ernest A.
Hathaway, Charles McGillvra and A. G.
Krapf.
Sheriff Jacobs and Prosecuting Attorney
Watson were in Lansing, Monday, consult
ing with Gov. Rich, relative to the Sullivan
lynching. The Governor has ordered At
torney General Ellis to make thorough in
vestigation of the affair. Mr.. Ellis was in
Corunna Wednesday looking up evidence.
''Who cares? Or Intelligent Anxiety"
will be the theme for the sermon next Sun
day morning at the Congregational church.
The pastor will give prelude to the SER
mon on Mgr. Satolli in Chicago. In the
evening the primary Sunday school will
give a concert exercise.
Mrs. E. V. Smith received a dispatch
from Los Angles, CAL, on Friday last an
nouncing the death of her brother, George
Shatto, who was killed in railroad acct
dent. Mr.. Shatto has been west about eight
years and had accumulated fortune esti-
mated at half million dollars. His funeral
was held on Saturday.
This time it is the Robbins Table Co. that
is increasing its capacity by securing addi-
tional power. The company has purchased
an additional 60 horse power steel boiler
and Lansing automatic IS horse power en-
CINE. The engine and boiler are to be ready
by July l. This marks another step in the
growth of the company's business.
A lumber truck fell from the elevated
track at the Estey saw mill Wednesday
morning striking Mr.. Estey and John Hill
derbrant who happened to be under the
track at the time. Mr.. Estey was not Sc
riously hurt but Mr.. Hilderbrant received a
a very painful wound, cutting cash in his
shoulder and badly bruising him.
The meeting of the Shiawassee Baptist
association held in Owosso this week was
largely attended, 81 of the % churches in
the association being represented. The
sessions were all profitable ones, many of
the papers and addresses were of SUI
perior merit. We regret that we were un-
able to get full report.
The speed program for the county fair as
arranged by the speed committee is as fol-
lows: Wednesday, Sept. ~, 3:15 trot, purse
$3.50; 2:30 class, trOt or pace, $3.50; gents
roadsters, $25. Thursday, 2:4O trot, $50;
$50 pace, $3.50; half mile run, 500. Fri
day, 800 trot, S150; free for all. trot or pace,
$500; half mile run, 500. Entrance, five
per cent. five per cent deducted from win
ners. American Association rules to gov
ern. Entries can now be made at any time
M. T. Kelley and G. w. Paulucci, under
the firm name of Kelley & Paulucci, have
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shop lately occupied by j. w. Miles and
will continue the business. Both these gen.
tlemen are young men, practical machinists
with experience covering all branches Of
work, and we are quite certain they will
make success of the business. They will
handle full line Of farm machinery, such
as engines, separators, etc., including ma
chinery supplies. All work left with then
will be promptly done and at reasonable
prices.
Edward Gabourie, six year old son Of
Fred Gabourie was partly run over by 6
switch engine at the T. & A. Washington
street crossing Wednesday afternoon and in
stantly killed. The boy is said to have
been in the habit of jumping on trains ant
stealing rides and is supposed to have at
tempted to get on the engine but instead
slipped and was crushed, his back being
broken and an arm and hand crushed by