The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-14
Additional Local.

Additional Local.
Company q held its first drill in the
new armory Tuesday night. Second SER
geant B. S. Hopkins was raised to orderly
sergeant and corporals Zenas Ross and
Irving Stewart promoted to sergeants. Pri-
Yates Jackson, Osburn and Converse were
appointed corporals and Sergeant Monroe
and Corporals Knapp and Edwards reduced
10 the ranks, Edwards being detailed in the
hospital department.
G. j. Hollis, the jeweler occupying part
Of ID. l.. Murrhys store, moved his family
here from Indiana this week.
Darius r. Stone, former resident of
Owosso, died at his home in Flint on the
5th inst, aged 90 years.
The T. & A. shops are turning out four
large coal cars to be used in coaling up the
transfer boats at Frankfort. The force i'm
the machine shop has been increased this
week.
Compound engine No. 43 on the Ann
Arbor road pulled out train Of fifty-two
ears yesterday afternoon probably one of the
longest ever pulled through Owosso. The
train had enough cars i'm it fitted with air
brakes to allow the brakes to be handled
by the engine.
Owosso's great need at present is a good
system OF sewers.
1t is to be hoped that the council will take
hold of the sewer question at once. The
system in the business portion of the city
should be put in this year.
w. Z. Collins & Co., druggists, have
new ad. i'm this issue. Read what they say,
then give them call.
Wheat is reported to be in good condition
in this county.
The husbands of the lady Maccabees gave
a surprise to the ladies last Friday night
presenting them with cheval dresser for
their use in the hall and then inviting them
to sit down to banquet they had prepared
for them. 1t was a complete surprise to the
ladies and fine time was had by all.
Died, on Tuesday, April 4, with spinal
menegetis, Gladis Edna. youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Fox, of Owosso
township, aged 10 months and 20 days.
The May term of the circuit court will
convene on the sth inst
The Electric Light Co. is placing num-
Der of new lights in the OwossO Mfg. Co.'S
yard as the yard as well as the shop has to
to be lighted while the company continue
running nights.
Good Butter-Any one who makes really
fancy, sweet butter, can always get the best
price at Hunt's-but he wants only the best.
County drain commissioner Mason has 30
applications for drains now in his hands. 1t
looks as though he would have an unusually
busy year.
Landreth's sugar corn is the best variety
grown. Hunt sells 1t.
Adolph Bluth will be examined before
Justice Baldwin next Tuesday on charge of
keeping his saloon open OIL Sunday. The
complaint was made by Mrs. Frank Quinn.
The ladies of the w. G. Il. u. are much
interested in the case, and were present in
large numbers at Justice Baldwin's court
Tuesday, the day first set for the examina-
ton. a
Visitors to the Worlds Fair from this
vicinity can get good accommodations by
addressing Henry K. Walker, Hinsdale, Iii.
Board and lodging from $l.50 to $500 per
day. Mr.. Walker is recommended by Rev.
G. Il. Wilson.
1.-THE Shadow Detective" one Of the
greatest dramatic sensations of the day,
with the talented comedian DanI A. Kelly
in the title roll, will be seen at opera house,
Monday, April 18th. The play Is one of
the best pictures of the high and low life in
the great metropolis now before the public.
The scenery is all new and represents illum-
mated cathedral. dive at Five Points and one
of the greatest railroad scenes, showing the
full working of the block signal system.
Mr.. Kelly is supported by the beautiful
actress, Miss Helen Desmond, and the
company is above the average, and has Civ
en- satisfaction wherever 1t has appeared.
Seats on sale at Osburn & Sons.
Landreth's seeds of all kinds in papers
and bulk at Hunts.
list of letters remaining uncalled for In
0wosso postoffice the week ending, April Q,
1898: X. +. Austin, George BOULDER, DIR.
FRASER, Daniel Gillian, Horace Harye, j. FL.
Knapp, Mrs. Lottie Stevens, Mrs. Lena
Burton, Eddie II. Penea, A. ii. Palmer,
Miss Maltears, Chas Watson.
Born, on Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. X. b.
Ketchum, of West Bay City, daughter.
It is reported that the street railway
system Is to be changed to an electric line.
Hope so, if that will make the cars run every
day.
Landreths mixed lawn grass and white
clover seed at Hunts.
M. ID. Corey has placed large rotating
carpet beam in his laundry, which will
clean the largest carpet thoroughly without
tearing or injuring 1t in any way. 1t does
better work and with less injury to the car
pet than can be done by hand.
will save you money if you will attend
the fire sae.-J. Bertrand.