The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-27
LOCAL NEWS.
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1894.

Chesaning fair, Sept. IS, 10, 20.
Races at Chesanirig, Aug. 1, 2, 8.
| No real estate transfers reported for this
issue.
No marriage licenses have been issued
this week.
Race matinee at the fair grounds this
afternoon.
Benson III. by Louis Napoleon has new
record of S:1714.
The report of the Owosso Savings bank is
published in this issue.
The Mutuals will play the st. Johns club
at ST. Johns, Monday.
The L. q. A. A. have 60 Italians work.
ing on the road at Elsie.
This is good time to plan for the county
fair-Sept. rs, 20, 81, 2S.
Evangelists Conley and Topping are con-
Quoting a successful revival at Chaplin.
The excursion advertised by the d. g. M.
| Ry., for next Sunday has been cancelled.
An old fashioned horping bee was an
event of South Chapman street Tuesday
| night.
ID. T. Dewey will address the first Spirit
ual society again next Sunday morning and
evening.
Owosso and Corunna lodges l. o. G. It.
will have basket picnic at Whitmore Lake
August II.
Walter MUMMY is the democratic candi-
didate for alderman in Corunna to succeed
A. T. Nichols.
Cowles q Co., druggists at Durand, were
burned out by fire Tuesday. Loss $4,000,
insurance 5000.
E. M. Potter, one of the pioneer buseness
men OF Ovid, died at his home in that vii
lage on Sunday last, aged GO years.
VIM. Broad is building an addition to his
residence. His father and mother will here
after make their home with him.
Geo. l.. Bennett was in Ashley Tues
day looking over the Wolverton hotel prop
erty with view of securing it.
j. r. Campbell has moved his Domestic
bakery into the Mckenzie store next to
Kiefer's meat market on West Main street.
The A. .. U. w. state picnic will be held
in Owosso at the Arbeiter gardens, Wednes-
day, August 8. Sports, good speaking and
fine time generally will be the order of the
day.
The |. 0. F. have rented the Grow hall
over the postoffice and are papering it and
fixing it up for their use. They expect to |
move into the hall in two weeks.
E. G. Trayer, of the Michigan Hoop Co.,
reports trade to be improving, although not |
much is being shipped from the Owosso'
yards at present.
Epworth League concert at Bennington
Wednesday cleared $27. The program was
very interesting and those who took part did
themselves credit.
y. Gould has moved his drug store from
the corner of Washington and Main streets
to Chas. Jackson's store, III west Exchange
street.
The directors of the Shawassee Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. at their meeting on Fri
day last elected w. A. Rosenkrans treasurer
to succeed the late A. T. Nichols.
II. M. Posts store is nearly completed
again for business. The 25 foot additional
space now gives him G5 foot store con-
arranged.
Rev. j. r. Rebel was called to Harris
burg. Penn, Saturday, by a dispatch an
the death of his mother. He will
De home in time to fill his pulpit Sunday.
The excavation for the new gas receiver
las now been finished and the brick wall
las reached height Of several feet 1t will {
till be about a month, however, before the !
teel top will be here to be put in position.
Sunday. July Goth, the t., A. A. IN.
4. Ry. will run a cheap excursion to Frank =
ort and Crystal Lake. Train leaves Owos-
o at 4:30 a. m. Fare for the round trip
My So. Six hours at Frankfort.
The Charlotte Republican speaks as fol-
ows of former Owosso boy: Rev. Frank
!. Beardsley gave another able sermon to a &
arge congregation at the Congregational v
hurch Sunday morning.
Police court: VIM. Harrison and Michael a
'ullmore fined "a and costs each on Satur- n
ay for being drunk; Chas. Rogers sent to
GARD for 60 days with Sheriff Jacobs. while
leonard Debeant will stop at the same house !,
days, both for drunkenness.
The Detroit Journal of Monday said:
Rev.. Geo. e. Thompson, pastor of the Il
econd Avenue Presbyterian church. deIiy- o
red very impressive and scholarly sermon
the morning service yesterday on The
reed0m of Man," A column and half o.
sview of the sermon was also given. v