The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-02
owosso. FRIDAY. NOV. .. 1894.
Registration tomorrow.

Registration tomorrow.
Alexander Ill, Gar of Russia, died at
1880 p. m. yesterday.
The. Congregational ladies cleared $50 at
their anniversary supper.
Henry Cole has moved into his handsome
house at $40 Ridge street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Corey,
AN eight pound son, on Thursday.
President Cleveland has designated Thurs
day, Nov. 20, as Thanksgiving Day.
The Woman's Auxiliary meets at the Y.
M. G. A. rooms, Monday at o'clock.
Sewer connections are being made at the
residence of C. C. Duff, and the store of p.
M. Roth.
S. A. Crane has been acting as marshall
part of the week, in the absence of Mr.,
Barristord.
The democrat meeting Wednesday even
ing was but SHINY attended. The veteran
orator. Gen. Sam'l Carey, was the speaker.
Charles II. Robbins, of this city, has been
granted patent on gas burner. A one
half interest is assigned to 5. Dean, OF Ann
Arbor.
E. A. Burnett, superintendent ofsthe
large farms of Hiram Walker, Walkerville
Ont, spent Sunday with his parents in
Burns.
j. w. Hubbard, of Mound Spring Celery
Garden, now has the finest delivery wagon
in the county, made in this city by f. j..
Melvin.
The Grand Rapids Eagle has been pur-
chased by the publishers of the Herald
who will continue its publication as an after
noon paper.
Rev. j. M. Kerridge will deliver an ad-
dress at the Y. M. G. A. meeting Sunday,
at D. M, on the subject "Playing with
Temptation"
- The business men and taxpayers OF the
west side have generally signed strong
petition to the council asking that night
watch Cady be reinstated.
J. II. BRANDED is fitting into the basement
of p. NJ. Roth's store, boiler which will be
used in connection with the dyeing depart
ment of the latter's business.
Chas. Holman, CorunHa, was reelected
president of the State Association of Super
intendents of the poor at the annual meet
ing held in Charlevoix last week.
Fenton Independent: Miss Bertha Fat
terson, Holly. has been engaged as soprano
at st. Jude's church, in place of Mrs. "A. IL
Lemon. who now sings at the Baptist
church.
Rev. f. S. Shaw, editor of the Michigan
Congregationalist will occupy the Congrega
tional pulpit next Sunday. Rev. }. X. Relt
eel will occupy the pulpit of one OF the
Chicago churches.
Ben Hulitt, 1854, 12-yr old stallion D.
Louis Napoleon, dam by Bay Middleton
was sold in Chicago at auction last week 10
$500. The purchaser was DIR. H. Nd. SAFE
of Lexington, KY.
Henry r. Pattengill, republican candidao
for Superintendent of Public Instruction
will close the campaign for the republican
ON Monday evening next. he Is mn
sneaker and should be greeted by larg
crowd.
Married at the residence of the bride
parents, Dewey street, at 1880 Iuesda
morning. Miss Inez /. Miles and f. q
Ellis. Rev. j. r.. Reitzel performing ID
ceremony. The TINES extends congratu
lations.
Mrs. E. p. Hopkins, of this city, has pre-
pared and will read an article entitled LII
Christ and the Jesus of Modern Iimes'
spiritualist hall next Sunday evening
1880 D. m. Come and hear this taiente
lady.
The fourth annual reunion OF Compan
q. Third Michigan Cavalry, will be held
Owosso on Wednesday, Now ID lso'
Headquarters at the National hotel. L.
ouackenbush. president, Plymouth, Micl
s.H. Alliton, secretary. Owosso.
owo,so Lodge No. 81 Knights of Pythi'
At its meeting last evening voted 10 ho'd
series of winter parties, beginning wee
after next. Dancing and cards VIII DC u
entertainment and it is expected that mar
ont of town visitors will be present duriI
the series.
The social given at Asbury parsona
"wednesday evening by the men OF u
church was largely attended, the parsona
being crowded to its utmost. the geneI
verdict was that no better social was ev
given under the auspices OF the cnurc
every one had good time. The net pi
ceeds were Si4.65.