The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-09
PARKILL & SON.
Druggists & Chemists,
OWOSSO, MICH.
OWOSSO, MICH.

ton. He will move to Detroit and open
law Office with his son Will.
Doors open tonight for Musln concert at
7:15; concert begins at s:15. Get season
tickets at down town agencies, if possible,
aud avoid the crowd at the door.
S. ID. Emory is purchasing hundreds of
chickens, turkeys and ducks daily. He has
shipped to the eastern market within 10
days seven tons of dressed poultry.
Married, at the Baptist parsonage, Sun
day morning at o o'clock by Rev. w. b.
Matteson, Louis f. Whitfield and Mrs. Eta
Gustin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Ayers.
The Byron Herald has reached the tenth
milestone. Editor Sleeth has made it
good paper for Byron and will continue to
do so and to improve it as patronage will
warrant.
Main street east of the city limits is a dis
grace to Caledonia township. The business
men of Owosso would be well repaid if they
would raise purse to put few loads of
gravel in the worst holes.
o. II. Cooper, convicted of larceny, was
sentenced by Justice Byerly to the house of
correction at Ionia for 90 days, where he
was taken Monday by deputy sheriff Robin
son.
Special meetings for young men begin at
tha off nd mil
be held each evening during the week, con-
Quoted by Perry " Jenness. Bible studies
each afternoon, at 8 o'clock; open for all.
Remember that TIE TIMES job depart
ment takes the lead tor fine job printing of
all kinds. We carry large and complete
line of letter and note heads, bill heads,
statements, envelopes, programs, invita-
tiops, etc.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church will give a "1himble Party" at the
residence of Mrs. S. b. Pitts. 467 N. Water
street, on Friday evening, Nov. 16. Every
body invited. Supper served from 5 to 0
o'clock.
Subject at the Baptist church Sunday
morning "Foundation of FAITH" evening
discourse, second of series on Heroic Ideals,
''Heroes of the Desert and Cloister." Pre-
Jude in the evening on "Some Reflections
on the Late Election"
Owosso lodge, A. o. u. w. and the
ID. of III. will attend services at Christ Epis-
copal church next Sunday morning. Rec
tor Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt will preach
special sermon; subject, "The Dignity of
Labor" All Welcome. Special music.
There will be preaching at the Disciple
church next Sunday, Nov. IL, morning and
evening by Elder Elias Sias, late state
evangelist of Michigan. Come out and hear
man that by The grace Of God has convert
ed over four thousand souls.
Weather report for October, 1894, reported
by Geo. w. Collier: Average coolest, y
deg; average warmest, So 4-31deg. coolest
day 18th, % deg; warmest day, 18th, rs
dec; clear, IL days; rain, 10 days; south
erly winds, 10 days; northerly winds, Z
days.
The last number of the Sault Ste. Marie
News contained an extract from a sermon
recently delivered by Rev. John Storrer at
Even. The sermon referred to the political
situation, closing with an appeal to ''save
the Upper Peninsula from further ruin at
the hands of the democrats"
At the annual meeting of the l.. A. S. of
the M. f. church, held Friday afternoon,
the following officers were elected: Pres,
Mrs. IL. LOCKER; LIST Vice Pres, Mrs. Ii.
Trask I'd Vice Pres, Mrs. A. Fowler; Sd
Vice Pres, Mrs.G. M. Edwards; Sec, Mrs.
II. Ii. Daniels; Treas, Mrs. j. Goodwin.
The third anniversary of the organization
of Owosso lodge ID. of II. was celebrated
at A. o. u. w. hall last evening. over 200
persons were present and enjoyed the pro-
gram and excellent supper. DIR. Waite
gave an address, Miss Zimmerman gave
history of the order, and music was furnish
ed by Harry Cole and K. Allingham.
Among Owosso sportmen who have gone
north to hunt are DIR. Arnold, Chas. Preece,
David Blair, ID. Dwight, J. s. Haggart
Chas. Rubekam, Samuel Gardner, w. M.
Giles, Albert and Fred Alexander, w. Hunt
A. Hubbard, w. b. Steadman. The NJ. @.
has sold during the week about 25 tickets to
parties from this county who hope to shoot
one or more deer.
Fenton Courier: Mr.. Ernest Scranton, q
prominent young farmer of Vernon. and
Miss Mamie +. Tborp, daughter Of VIM.
Thorp, of Vernon, were married Tuesday,
Nov. @. The ceremony was performed at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. p. McGunn-
igal In Fenton. Only the intimate friends
of the contracting parties were present, and
Rev. Halliday, Of Holly, tied the knot.