The times., 1894-09-28

The city school closed Wednesday for the
fair.
Married, at Williamson on Thursday,
Sept 20, +. L. Parker, formerly of this city.
and Miss Sarah Webber.
The bali score of Saturday between the
juvenile mines of Owosso and Corunna was
20 to Is ia favor of the latter club.
Leland Il. Powers makes his ninth appear
ance in the Boston Star Course next month.
He charms the immense audiences every
time.
r. M Cross won four first premiums. four
seconds, three thirds, diploma and a
sweepstakes at the state fair on Victoria
swine.
An increase of pension has been granted
Timothy l.. Baldwin, of Shaftsburg, and a
reissue and increase to Israel S. Atkins, of
Morrce.
The Estey barns located near the factory
were destroyed by fire last Friday evening.
The insurance was S40O, the loss being
about 5000.
Married, Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides father, Rev. S. Roosevelt Of
ficating, Miss Minnie Hopkins and Harry
Burk, of this city.
The Mutuals were defeated at st. Johns
on Monday by score of 10 to 6. Several
base ball enthusiasts accompanied the boys
to see how it was done.
The chattle mortgage sale of boots and
shoes closed on Monday. The proprietor,
Mr.. F. Lewis, feels very indignant over the
license demanded by the city.
Bancroft, Fenton and st. Johns fairs all
begin next Tuesday aud continue through
Friday. The association will all accept our
thanks for compllmentaries,
The Y. M. q. A. lecture committee is
publishing full descriptive announcement
of the course for 1s94-5. 1t will be ready
for distribution next week.
The Morrce News, edited by Ii. II. Tur-
ner, is a new candidate for journalistic
favors in the county. The first number is
both neat in appearance and newsy.
Chas. O'Nei, of Toledo, and Miss Ida
Lynch, of Rush, were married Monday at
st. Paurs church in this city, Rev. F. Do
man, officiating. Their future home will be
Toledo
Sunday, Oct. Z, the German Evangelical
Lutheran church hold its 25th anniver-
sary exercises in the church. Prof. Hoyer,
of Saginaw, will preach and Rev. Gauns,
of Chesaning, and other ministers will be
present.
Miss l.. NJ. Gulick, of Albion, and Mrs.
Cyrus Reimer have opened studio at the
laters home on Michigan avenue and will
start class in painting. The ladies are
excellent artists and will undoubtedly have
a large class.
The CoDger Co., of Kalamozoo. Mich,,
have rented the new store in the Dmmick
block, doors east of post-offlce, and are
now putting in shelving, which will be
opened about Oct. 9th. and known as the
Kalamazoo Bargain Store. A. l.. Conger,
is now here getting the store in shape.
The Enchanted Wood under the direction
of Miss Maud Gates was success in every
way. Good sized audiences greeted the
young amateurs Friday evening and Satur-
day afternoon Miss Gates is becoming
very proficient in training young people.
The cantata netted forty dollars.
Adolph Bluth was arrested Wednesday
for selling liquor on Sunday and on Thurs
day for selling last summer without IL
cense. On both charges before Justice By
erly he plead not guilty and his examination
set for October 8. 1t is said that MIR. Bluth
refused to turn over money belonging to
German society of which he was treasurer
to newly elected officer and the members
are simply getting even.
The pastor of the Congregational church
will speak on "Odds and Ends" religiously
next Sunday morning. In the evening
the lecture will be on the subject: "Pedro,
Poker and Poverty" Gamblers and saloon
keepers specially invited. Young Peo-
ple's meeting at $3.50 p. m. Miss Kate
Corlett will read a paper highly COM
plimented by the aenesee Association.
The entire church should hear tnis address,
Advertised letters at the Owosso post-of-
fee for the week ending Sept. 22, '94: Mrs.
Geo. Alberts, j. Christie, Mrs. j. e. Carey
Glen Griffith, Neal Golden, Mrs. James Hall,
Orlando Lower, Geo. Lorain, John Malvey,
James Cook, G. Rossman, G. A. Roe, Mrs.
Hugh Malcolm, Herbert II. Graham, Mrs.
Carrie Denisop, Aaron Barnard, Jas.
Thorpe. b. X. Worden, Mamie Browp'
Mrs. Flora Home, Mrs. l. M. Luthern, VIM.
F. Sherwood.