The times., 1894-12-14
OwOSSO. FRIDAY. DEC. IA. 1894.

City taxes are being paid in quite freely
Oakley Methodists will dedicate their new
church Sunday.
DIR. Hedley at the Congregational church
this evening.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. o. T, Rose, on
Sunday, son.
Hall Bros, the wide-awake grocers, have
new ad. in this issue.
The Shiwassee Sayings Society, loaned
S1,25o at its last meeting.
The Euterpean Club met with Miss Greg
ory, Wednesday evening.
A patent has been granted to l.. E. Wood
ard, Of this city, on casket handle.
An original widows pension has been
granted to Mary Dillabaugh, of Corunna.
The ninth Michigan Cavalry Association
will hold reunion in Lansing Dec. Goth.
Rev. Washington Gardner will occupy
the Congregational pulpit, Sunday, Dec.
Esd.
Have you seen the "Majestic?" If not,
do so at once as the exhibit closes tomor-
row.
Rev. j. r. Reitzel has under oonsidera-
ton a unanimous call to prominent
church.
Annual meeting of the Congregational
society in the church parlors on Monday
evening next.
Charles Gibson, harpist, will give the
musical prelude at the Y. M. G. A. lecture
tonight, at o'clock.
A number of the friends of G. w. Parker
gave him very pleasant surprise at his
home ON Friday evening last.
DR.. Holman S. Humphreys next date in
date in Owosso, will be Wednesday, Jan. 2.
Interested parties should make note of
this change.
DR.. William Jopling has removed his
Office to the rooms over his livery stable.
The DIR. has an extensive veterinary practice
and is very successful.
A social for the benefit of the Altar Guild
of Christ church will be given next Tuesday
evening at the homeof Miss Georgia Colt,
corner of King and Adams streets.
The township board of Shiawassee did
graceful thing and recognized worthy re-
publican by appointing F. f. Sheldon super
visor to succeed County Treasurer-elect
Colby.
The l.. A. S. of the First NJ L. church
will serve tea at the home of Mrs. George |
Darling, n. Washington street, this evening
from to p. m. Every one is invited.
DR.. James Hedley, one Of the most popu-
lar lecturers who has ever appeared in
Owosso, lectures tonight in the Y. M. c. A.
Star Course. Subject, "What is man
WORTH"
The Baptist Workers conference held in
this city Monday and Tuesday was attend
ed by about 40 people from outside the city.
The sessions were all interesting and profit
able to those present.
A meeting of parties interested in form
ing state base ball league was held in this
city Wednesday. A committee was ap-
pointed to consider the question and report
at another meeting.
The West Haven correspondent of the
Press says ball game is to be played next
Sunday at Seymour's hill, near that place.
The officers should see that everyone of the
players are arrested.
The insurance of $4,000 carried by the
late ]. d. Evans in the National Union has
been paid to Mrs. Evans this week. This
order has paid out $4,000 in Owosso since
It's organization in 1887.
Pastor Matteson's subject at the Baptist
church. Sunday will be: Morning, ''Glory-
ing in the Cross" evening, Heroes of
The Inner Life" Preliminary sermon In
the morning to children.
Rev. J. Il. Reitzel will occupy the pulpit
of the Congregational Church next Sunday,
and evening Theme of morning
sermon ssThe Christ Personality" subject OF
evening lecture, "A Yankee among Turks"
Next Sunday at Christ church Rev. Earle,
# Caro-. will be advanced to the priesthood
II the Episcopal church. Bishop eillespie' I
# the western diocese OF Michigan. will {
preside. Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt will
,reach the sermon.
The supreme court on Friday last affirmed
he decision of the circuit court in the case
+ Frank Totten VS.. Daniel Burhans. in
,olying about $3.50, in favor Of Mr. Totten.
!. r. Smith was the attorney for Mr.. Tot
en-. and o. Chapman for Mr. Burhans.
dr. Smith has won this case in the circuit
curt twice.