The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-23

J. j. Davis is repainting and repapering
his store.
The Robbins table factory is not running
this week.
DIR. Humphrey will be at the Wildermuth
House March 2.
S. F. Pease has purchased the Corunna
road meat market.
Gospel song service at Y. M. G. A. hall
Sunday at o'clock.
-Four persons were baptised at the Baptist
church, Wednesday evening.
Castree & Shaw sold an engine to Ira
Peck, of New Lothrop, this week.
M. ID. Corey added fine new poisher to
the equipment of his laundry this week.
The Owosso Light Infantry were out on
dress parade yesterday in compliance with
law.
A petition is being circulated in Oakl and
county asking for the pardon of Thos E.
Heddle from states prison.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church give "Past and Present" social iD
the chapel tonight.
The Lotus Glee Club, the famous concert
organization, appears in the Y. M. G. A.
course Tuesday March 9Th.
The Episcopal ladies will have charge of
the banquet at the Forester's ball next Tues
day evening at the armory.
A small son of Charles Shutz was badly
scalded Monday evening by tipping tea
kettle of boiling water over himself.
The Ladies' Library Association received
a present of five dollars from Mrs. Julia
Sharts, Tuesday, a most acceptable gift.
Charles Skinner was badly scalded about
the face and arms Friday afternoon by
the breaking of stop cock in steam pipe
in the boiler room Of the new Estey factory
Secretary Campbell has secured special
rate on the Ann Arbor for persons attending
the concert by the Lotus Glee Club, March
9Th special train will run back to Vernon,
stopping at Corunna, after the concert
Flags we're up at the G. A. r. hall, the
armory and the several school buildings
yesterday in honor of Washington's birth.
day. Appropriate exercises were also held
In the high school and number of the
other rooms.
The funeral of Mrs. Ed. Terrell, OF
Antrim, was held in ST. Paul's Catholic
church Wednesday. She died Monday Of
consumption and was twenty-six years old
She leaves husband and daughter two
years of age. The funeral was largely
attended.
Michigan Pythians on Monday celebrat.
edthe thirtieth anniversary OF the founding
of the order. There are in the United
States 5000 lodges, with 450. 900 members
1000 divisions OF the uniformed rank have
| sc, ZOO members; 1880 sections of the en-
dowment rank carry 10000, 900 insurance
Great preparations are being made fol
the Foresters ball which takes place at the
Armory next Tuesday evening and the
Foresters are making grand effort to have
the high court to be held here next week 9
great success. 1t will be a gathering OF
representative men from all parts of the state
and be benefit to the city In more way:
| than one.
At the meeting of the Owosso Light
Infantry Tuesday evening, Capt. A. S. Bliss
announced the promotion of Louis G. HeyeI
to LIST Sergt. Corporals Geo. K. Bailey,
Fred Jackson and Willard Case were pro
NOTED to sergeants and privates M. ID. Roth
r. Q. Getchell, A. j.. Stevens, w. f.
Gordon and August Snider were made
corporals.
The marriage of Mr.. James Osburn, of
this city and Miss Jennie e. Hendricks, of
Ypsilant. occurred In the latter place
Wednesday. Fred and Morris Osburn with
their families were in attendance from
Owosso. The bride is very popular lady
and was an intimate friend OF the former
Mrs. Osburn. Mr.. and Mrs. James Osburn
will he at homo after March sixth at 527
North Washington street.