The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-30
TIE Times.
owosso. MICHIGAN. MARCH 80, 1894
Entered at the postoffice in. Owosso 70
transmission as second-class matter.
LOCAL HTEwS
Bancroft fair Oct. a-5.

The Estey factory is running ~ hours a
day this week.
The post Office moves to its new location
tomorrow night.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Green on
Tuesday, q daughter.
Miss Anna Deal gave cobweb party at
her home last evening.
Leroy Chaddock, of Fresno. California.
is visiting at III. B. Peterson's
The OwOsso students of Albion and Olivet
are home for the spring vacation.
Miss Edna Ravens gave pedro party at
Mrs. Walter Osburn's last evening.
nj. Wood & Co.'S factory, which was idle
last week. is running full force this week.
Born on Wednesday the 2lst, "a ten pound
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bagley.
Rev. VIM. Dave, ID. d., of Saginaw, will
preach at the First M. E. church Sunday
evening.
THE TIMES job department has in hand
the annual catalogue of the Owosso Breeding
Stables.
Rev. Tenney, pastor of the Olivet church,
will occupy the Congregational pulpit
Sunday.
John Skingsley's team INDUCED in lively
run away Wednesday morning damaging
the rig but hurting no one.
The democrat nominees for aldermen
are: First ward, DR.. VIM. Jopling; second
ward, VIM. K. Mckenzie; third ward, A.
A. Steggell fourth ward. Harry G.. Tit
comb.
The funeral of Richard Lund was held at
the residence of his sister Mrs. Henderson,.
on Comstock strest, Monday, Rev. Ban
croft conducting the services. Mr.. Lund
was thirty years of age and unmarried. He
died of consumption.
sides for its report of the encampment.
Every extra copy was quickly sold and calls
have been received for nearly two hundred
more. Really, it was the only complete
report published.
The Owosso lodge of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen completed its organiza-
ton on the 22d with thirteen charter meIb-
bers. G. w. Newman, of Galesburg, ILL.,.
Third Vice Grand of the Order was present
and assisted i'm the work.
Prof. Hamilton King, Of Olivet. occup led
the Congregational pulpit Sunday. Both
his sermons were strong. logical and earnest
presentations of Christian truths. His
hearers were all delighted ard Mr.. King is
assured warm welcome whenever he
comes to Owosso.
The delegates to the republican city con-
yentiOn assembled at the council room Fri
day evening to- place in nomination candi-
dates for Mayor. and director OF the poor to
fill vacancies on ticket. On the informal
ballot for mayor, votes were cast for M. q.
Dawes. s. e. Parkill, A. ID. Whipple. and
Martin c. Dawes nearly clear vote and he
was unanimously declared the nominee.
A. M. Young was nominated by reclamation
for director of the poor.
Castree & Shaw have added new eleven
foot lathe, costing S425, to their equipment
this week. They are also making, for their
own use, punch and shears which will
weigh about 270O pounds, one crimper
weighing about 4,500 pounds and large
crimper weighing about 10, 900 pounds. The
latter will be used for binding steel plates
for bay presses and is claimed will be the
heaviest machine ever built in Owosso.
A postal from Rev. j. X. Reitzel. written
March 10th at Naples, says while wait
ing to enter National Museum here in
Naples, / send you this card. i am well.
Am still under the charm Of my P0mpeiian
visit yesterday. Today 1 tried speaking
Italian somewhat. made mistake on a
street car in one word and away ] went
three miles out of my location, all on ac-
count OF one syllable. SO far, voyage. visits
to Gibraltar, Algiers and here all marvel
ously good"
Prohibition city ticket: For mayor. Il.
l.. Brewer; clerk. @. st. Clair, Treas, M.
Miner: supervisor at large, John Faxon:
directors Of the poor, s. H. Alliton. W. f.
Wheeler; Sup. list district, L. Hopkins;
constable LIST district, Zenas Ross; Sup. 2nd
district, II. w. Parker; constable End dis
trict, w. ID. Griffiih; alderman lst ward, A.
A. Sherman; 2nd ward, M. Harry Knapp;
Sd ward. A. Amspoker, 4th ward, Dr. b.
s. Knapp. City committee: Chairman, q.
st. Clair; Secy., e l.. Brewer: member LIST
ward, A. A. Sherman; End ward, ID. M.
Chriaftau. ri ward A. Amspoler. 4fh ward