The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-07


Episcopal church tea at K. A. Todds' on
Tuesday next from 5 to sp. m,
Note Woodland Il Norths new ad. This
enterprisng firm has an immense stock OF
furniture.
The Emerson school was obliged to close
yesterday morning until fresh supply
of coal could be obtained.
The Detroit Tribune of Sunday contained
a page write up of Owosso. 1t was far
ahead of most articles of the kind.
The removal of the scaffolding around
the armory makes wonderful improvement
in the appearance of the building.
The ladies guild will hold sale of bread,
cake and double-deckers at Mrs. VIM.
Howell's, Saturday from 2 to p. m.
Character and Proverb social at the
Library Parlors Monday evening, April
10th. Prize, membership.
The Owosso Plating Works which were re-
Gently burned out on Exchange street have
rented the basement under Cooks boot and
shoe store and will be ready for business
next week.
All arrangements have been made for the
spelling contest between Owosso and Cor
unna April 18th. Let all 60 who can, as
the proceeds are to be divided between the
two associations.
Beginning this week the Owosso Mfg. Co.
have been running night and day in an
attempt to keeping up with orders. Two
shifts of men are used, number more men
having been employed.
w. II. Mason & Son are making improve
ment in their planning mill, putting a stone
foundation under it and raising it. They
expect to put in an engine and add more
machinery the coming season.
G. L. Beagle & Co. have opened a store
in the building formerly occupied by the
| Queen Cart Co. on west Exchange street.
They carry line of buggies and harnesses
for both wholesale and retail trade.
Jas. Gustin, formerly of this city, died at
| Icy Nioy oi ciiu"y iooe WIN Ooho"nP'io'i'
bis friends in Owosso sincerely regret his
death, as he was in every way line young
man. He leaves wife and one child. The
funeral services were held Sunday.
Mr.. White, janitor of the Baptist church,
! gave second talk to the young peoples
society Tuesday night at which time he en-
tertained and Instructed large number OF
people with the account of his personal adj
ventures and escape from slavery.
| The funeral of Frank d. Thorp, who died
Friday night of apoplexy, was held at his
house on east Oliver street Sunday after
noon under the direction OF the u. A. IL.
post. The funeral was conducted by Rev.
e. L.. Little and was largely attended.
| Knapp & Goodale are removing part OF
| their stock of buggies and farm implements
| into Fred GOuld's building back of Deyer-
eaux's store on Mason street, They will
still run the elevator on the Corunna road
and will keep the bulk of their stock there.
! lin, - e.. ... A.,
the Board Of Education has rendered Supt
Simmons and his efficient corps Of high
school teachers the positions thew now oc.
cupv for another wear. The salary of Mr.
Simmons and Mr.. Austin was increased S10C
each. II is to he boped that all will remain
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