The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13
LOCAL EEwS.

w. III. Mason Il Son are building an adj
dition to their office.
The new city officers will assume their
duties on Monday next.
The Ann Arbor students return home to-
day for the spring vacation.
Work on the addition to the Asbury
church is progressing rapidly.
The w. G. T.. U. met with Mrs. NJ. II.
Kenyon Wednesday afternoon.
Warm sugar will be served at the Ladies'
Library rooms Saturday evening. All are
invited.
Rey G. Mahaney has been elected collec-
tor of the Baptist church to succeed Frank
Dean, resigned.
N. b. Ford, of Saginaw. is expected to
soon open candy factory in the store lately
occupied by Hagan & Carmody.
Rev. w. B. Matteson will preach in Jack
son Sunday and Rev. K. r. Curry. of that
place will supply the Baptist pulpit.
Or. Thos. Suleeba, native of Mespota-
mia, Asia, will speak at the mens' meeting
in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall, Sunday afternoon.
Profs. Horst and Bakely, of Saginaw,
and the Ladies Choral Union will give a
concert in the M. e. church Monday even
ing.
About twenty friends surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Geek, at their home Wednesday
evening, and spent very pleasant even
ing
On account of the general interest in the
Query Drawer" Pastor K. B. Bancroft
will continue it at the first M. K. church
next Sunday evening.
Henry Robbins is finishing up large job
of plumbing at G. ID. Stewards residence on
Main street and one at j. II. Robbins on
West Main street.
1t is not too soon to make arrangem ents
for the observance of Memorial Day. he
matter should be taken up at once and a
good speaker invited to be present.
Howard Dolloff is acting as principal of
the Washington school, Miss Hurd having
been called to the western part of the state
by the serious illness of her mother.
The twenty-irst semi-annual conven-
ton of the Bennington township Sunday
school association will be held in the Ger
man church on Sunday, April %, 1894.
The Owosso agency for the Detroit Even
ing Journal has been transferred to w. p.
Lyon, who will push the circulation of this
popular paper. If not subscriber, give
Mr.. Lyon an order.
Superintendent Simmons and the high
school corps of teachers have been rendered
their respective positions by the school hoard
for the ensuing year at the same salary.
The complete list has not yet been made out.
The payment on Monday evening next
will close up seven years of business for the
Shiawassee Sayings and Loan Association.
The stockholders are we'll pleased with
their investment thus far. The annual
statement will show a flourshing state of
affairs.
Married, at the home of the brides moth
err, Mrs. Kittie Warren, ia, South Oak
street, Wednesday evening. Lester Brewer
and Miss Malta Warren. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Roosevelt in the pres
ence of a few relatives and friends. A re-
reception was given last evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. Brewer, at the home of Burns Brewer,
GAP, North Water street.
9. w. Starr opened up his new cigar and
tobacco store in the building formerly occu-
pied by the postoffice, yesterday afternoon
and it was pleasant surprise to all who
entered. Fine new curtains, wall paper,
linoleum on the floor, attractive pictures and
elegant new cases make the place one of the
most attractive in the city. Mr.. Starr is
assisted by Il. II. Richards, of Litchfeld,
Ohio, who will attend to the retail trade.
Michigan Congregationalists as they come
to know Rev. w. ii. Warren the new state
Home Missionary Superintendent will be
well pleased with the selection made by the
board. Mr.. Warren opened his work in the
state here last Sunday. Those who heard
him were very much delighted, both with his
sermons and his pleasant greeting. Under
his charge the cause he represents will GER
tainly prosper.
The ladies Of the Spiritual Aid Society
will hold fair in their hall, oyer THE
TINES Office, Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. April nth. Useful and fancy articles
will be for sale. In the evening a short
entertainment, c insisting of music, address.
es by DR.. Sarah Allen and others, and tests
by B. Woodruff will be given, to commence
ct 8 o'clock. All are cordially invited to at
tend.