The times., 1894-10-19
PARKILL & SON.
Druggists Chemists,
OWOSSO MICH.
'OWOSSO, MICH.

Ow0SS0 Court, L. ". f., meets THIS even
ing to complete arrangements for the dedi-
cation of its hall.
1t is expected that the Riverside Metho-
dist church will be dedicated on Sunday,
Oct. IS. The building is credit to the
society,
THE TINES wishes every one of its read
ers could hear Hon. Fred A. Maynard at
the armery next Monday evening. Mr..
Maynard is splendid speaker and will be
sure to please all who attend. He is certain
to be elected attorney-generaI and viii! make
one of the best officers Michigan has had in
years.
Married, at st. Pauls Catholic church,
Tuesday morning, by Rev. Father DOMAIN,
Miss Mollie Connolly, of this city, and
William McKendrie, of st. Charles, La,
formerly of Bay City. A large number of
friends and relatives from Pontiac, Bay
City and Detroit were present. TIE TIMES
extends congratulations.
The annual meeting of the Union Chapel
Association was held at THE TIMES Office
urer was presented and the following Off
GERS elected: President A. Robertson: Vice
President, o. Il. Graham; Secretary, Il. o.
Dewey; Treasurer, G. S. Ensminger. The
chapel has been rented to the Disciples Sc
ciety for year, with the understanding that
services are to be held regularly during that
time.
Fent0n Independent: Editor White of the
OwOsso Press does not like il because Billy
Mckinley is travelling by special train.
Don't say anything about 1.-THE governor
intended to walk out to Owosso from Detroit
but got out with the boys and did not get an
early start. This is strictly CONFIDENTIAL
An Owosso family is erecting house for
their dead in the Owosso cemetery at cost
of 81, 900. Such things make very pretty
spots in cemetery landscapes.
The faculty of the U. of M. has made
several changes in the system of vacations,
and the students this year will have no
chance to leave Ann Arbor before Christ
mas. The Thanksgiving recess will be cut
down to one day, and the spriRg vacation
will be done away with altogether. while the
usual two weeks at Christmas will be short
ened in order that college may close earlier
i'm June, and thus abolish the sessions of the
heated term.
Henry Morton was found dead in his
room over the Blue front saloon about one
o'clock yesterday afternoon. He had been
about the previous day in usual good health
retiring about 10 o'clock, which was the last
seen of him alive. Mr.. Gadola noticing at
noon that he was not about went to his
room to see If he was in want of anything
and found him dead, apparently having died
without struggle. Mr.. Morton was half
brother of Thos. Morton, of the West side
and mason by trade. His age was about
80 years. Justice Baldwin held an inquest.
DIR. Colledge, of Cadillac, will occupy the
pulpit at the Congregational church next
Sunday. Subject for the morning sermon,
1.-THE Attractive Power of the Cross" In
he evening the doctor will give his lecture
)n ''Mohammed and Mohammedism.
Owosso people will recall in DR.. Colledge the
gentleman who gave the magnificent lecture
IN Second Fiddles," in the Peoples course
asst spring. His lecture on "Mohammed
md Mohammedism" is in the course in De- |
roit this winter. A cordial invitatio is
extended to all to attend.
One of the first things Senator Patton |
lsked about on his recent visit to the city |
vas whether the mailing clerk and carrier |
or our post-office had been appointed as
by the department. When told |
hat Postmaster McBain had not received |
authority to nominate a carrier he expressed |
considerable surprise and Immediately tele-
,raphed the department officials at Wash
ngton asking the reason. The answer came
o Mr.. McBain, Saturday morning. in the
hape of an order to nominate his man for
arrier. This has been done and Owosso
will soon have another carrier. For this
We can thank Senator Patton. BY the way,
e is the kind of United States Senator
he people want
In mentioning the prominent men who
yere in Detroit to hear Gov. Mckinley, the
)etroit Journal says: There is good re-
ublican that lives out in Owosso; in fact
here are several, and one of them bears the
anne of w. s. Jones. Now Jones is sort
common name, but w. S. Jones is no
sort of man. He is one of those
,llows that are all wool, a yard wide, war
Observation-Disclosures in the wash
r run down at the heels, and when Jones,
I Owosso, makes up his mind to an under
king, it's safe bet that he does 1t well.
1hen Jones heard Mckinley was to talk,
Q said to himself. an just 60 down to
etroit, I'll hear Mckinley, I'll stop at the
adilac, and I'll have rattling good time"
nd he did. u