The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-09

Elmer Knapp had the end of thumb Gu
off by growing saw at the OwOsso Mfg
Co.'s shop yesterday.
Oil sale at j. T. Walsh's grocery to
morrow, Saturday. Kerosene for six cent
gallon, tomorrow only.
The Owosso Mfg. Co. commenced using
their new dynamo Wednesday evening ant
now furnish their own light
Geo. II. Grahame will soon move his new
stand and stationery business to the store
occupied by ID. l.. Murphy.
| The Arbeiter Hall was crowded at thu
masquerade ball Tuesday evening and the
ball was grand success.
A pleasant time was had at the tea given
Tuesday evening by the Episcopal ladies at
the home of Mrs. Walter Osburn.
The Congregational society at its meeting
on Monday evening voted Rev. j. r. Reit-
eel four months leave of absence.
The Park Congregational church, Grand
Rapids. has voted to support Mrs. Marden
as its missionary at Marash, Turkey.
A number of friends formed a surprise
party and spent Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Quinn at her home on Dewey street.
The railroads will give rate of fare
and third to Detroit, February 81 and 22
ON account of the banquet of the Michigan
Club.
oil ban tn nntt 20
gage in the merchant tailoring business.
The business here will be carried on by his
son John.
Seventeen persons were received into
the membership of the Congregational
church at the communion services Sunday
afternoon.
The Owosso C0operage Co. has put its
two double excelsior machines into the
shop this week and will soon have them in
running order.
wood carrier to convey the waste ma
terial from the cutting room has been put
up at Estey factory A and is now nearly
in working order.
Z. w. Crandell returned last evening from
business trip to Saginaw. While absent
sold one engine and separator for the Groton
Bridge and Mfg Co. y
Miss Maude Gates. the Whitney sisters
and Miss Maude Baldwin. of Venice, will
give an entertainment at Phillips hail. Len
non, Thursday evening, Feb. Is.
Jas. N. Mcbride is on the program for
the annual meeting of the Michigan Dairy
mans association at Saginaw next week.
His subject is, Economic Aspect of Dairy
ing"
Hartshorn, Son Il Grove brought suit in
Justice Byerly's court yesterday against
John Ryan to secure payment for hay
press and were awarded a judgment of S35
and costs.
An informal reception will be rendered
Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Reitzel, in the parlors
of the Congregational church on Monday
evening. The public generally is invited to
be present.
Amos & Sax have recently added two
elegant new hacks to the equipment OF tn cir
stable. They were purchased In Chicago,
but built by the J. Cunningham q Son Co..
of Rochester N. Y, and will only be used
on special occasions.
The Y. M. G. A. meeting Sunday will be
held in the first M. E. church at O'clock.
The young mems chorus, under the leader
ship of Mr.. duff will sing, and Prof. Meach
will play the pipe organ. Evangelist Miller
will sing two solos. 1t is expected that a
very large audience Of men will be present.
Greer q Perkins, who ran the spoke
factory have dissolved partnership, and the
business will be continued by Mr.. Greer,
who commenced operations at the factory
again yesterday. BY this move another of
Owosso's manufacturing enterprises will
swing into line again and Owosso will not
have single idle factory.
DIR. VIM. Jopling attended the meeting of
the State Veterinary Medical Association at
Lansing on Tuesday. He reports an inter-
esting meeting with about thirty in attend
ance. The officers elected are: President,
DIR. J. c. Whitney, Hillsdale; LIST vice pres
ident, DIR. Reycraft, Detroit; secretary and
treasurer, DIR. VIM. Jopling.
Next Sunday the pastor of the Congrega-
tional church will speak in the morning on
Three Years in Owosso." In the evening
farewell address before sailing for Egypt
on ''Paul's trip and mine on an Alexandrian
ship" The pastors class and the young
people specially invited. The young peo-
pies chorus will assist in the singing.
Young peoples meeting at $3.50. Subject,
''Men Of the Present Commission" Lucy
Carpn will introduce the subject.
Kerosene at six cents per gallon tomor-
row, Saturday, at j. T. Walsh's grocery.