The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-20

FL. w. Mann has received another ship
ment of wall paper.
A. 4. Richards will serve Corunna as cit,
attorney for the next year.
Roger Havland, of Burns, has entered
the law Office of A. Z. Richards.
Jingle Il Mcdaniel will remove thei
Office to the front room over Knapp &
Smiths store.
Hon. II. r. Dewey, of Grand Blanc, i.
the newly appointed deputy State Labor
Commissioner.
Members of the A. o. u. W. are request.
ted to be present at special meeting on
Wednesday evening of next week.
The Corunna Independent favors the
nomination of Congressman Whiting as the
democrat candidate for governor.
Mrs. A. Rood, Adams ST., fell on Tues
day. injuring her side badly. Her daughter,
Mrs. j. w. Hibbard, is caring for her.
Lingle Il Mcdaniel, the hustling owners
of Maple Ridge Park, have purchased a fine,
large Cary safe for use in their Office.
Frank E. Mosely has put in fine large
McCray refrigerator at his market, corner
of Main street and Michigan avenue.
A. l.. Beard will 90 into business at
Morrice, having purchased the furniture
and undertaking establishment of Allen &
Clark.
An ice cream social will be held in the
A. O.U. w. hall Saturday evening, proceeds
for benefit of band fund. Everyone invited
to be present.
The Woodland Furniture Works shipped
car load of furniture to Springfield, Mo-,
yesterday. They are turning out about $50
suits per week at present.
The law business of Harrison Geer. of
Lapeer, has become so extensive that he has
decided to remove to Detroit, where he can
attend to it more conveniently.
Rev. W. B. Matteson will speak on the
theme: ''Satoll and American Catholicism"
and in the evening on The Character that
WINS" at the Baptist church, Sunday.
The work of building thirty-6ve fiat cars
has been started at the T, Il A. A.
shops i'm this city and five are now nearing
completion at the wood working shop.
The employees of the car shops have
worked evenings and built temporary foot
bridge at the foot of Oak street. A good
foot bridge is much needed at that place.
One of the most interesting features of
the Detroit Daily Tribune is the column
headed 1.-THE monograph" The writer is
certainly well posted on state men and
affairs.
Geo. Clark will sell at Vernon on May
9th twelve head of fashionably bred trotting
horses by such sires as Louis Napoleon,
Wilkes, Bonnie Wilkes,
Byerly Abdallah.
Flushing Observer: James Moore of Ven
ice township, raised large barn last Satur-
day. There were upwards of $50 men in
and nearly as many women. A
splendid supper was served and the occasion
was very pleasant one.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton to attend the Governors levee and
military soree rendered by the Detroit Light
Guards to Gov. Rich at the Hotel Cadillac,
April Goth. 1t will be one of the finest
events of the year.
The annual encampment of Michigan
roops will be held at Lansing this year.
Owosso really offered as many inducements
rs our successful nefghbor but the board
lecided against us.
e. A. Convis and Thomas Carmody are
low styled Convis & Carmody and have
opened up the store at 215 west Exchange |
street and will keep stock of agricultural |
Implements.
On Friday evening. May 4th, the citizens |
If Owosso will he given a chance to hear |
he famous University Glee Club sing.
This will be the last number in the Peoples |
Lecture Course. The attendance should be |
arge.
An open meeting of Quackenbush Post |
vas held "Wednesday evening. Remarks by |
Supt. Simmons, S. e. Parkill and several |
members of the post and corps, recitations |
~ Miss Jennie Bennett and little Myrtle |
Nickham, with good music formed
program which made the evening pass off |
,ery pleasantly.
"The Mems Friendly" is the name of |
ociety of young unmarried men organized |
It the Episcopal church Wednesday even
ng. The following officers were elected: |
Pres, Frank Zimmerman; V. Pres, l.. l.. |
ZONES; Sec'y, A. l.. Woodland; Treas, Carl |
Stein; directors, Rollo Bigelow, George |
Thomas, John Mcclellan, John Weitzer.
Meetings on alternate Wednesdays.
The Press still insists that the reply of |
he Ladies Choral Union to the committee |
which invited them to sing at the meeting of |
he editors at the church on Wednesday
vening of last week was mo banquet |
10 singing" We repeat with emphasis that
he statement Is wholly untrue and malic-