The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-07

The Merell House Office is being re-
papered.
S. D. Emory has paid out up to date
$1,000 for poultry.
The University students returned to Ann
Arbor. Monday.
The Owosso Brewing Co. is supplying
local dealers with its beer.
The annual meeting of the Savings Bank
will occur on Tuesday next.
DIR. James Hedley in Y. M. q. A. Star
Course Friday night of next week.
County Teachers Association meeting at
the high school building tomorrow.
The Mothers Club met with Mrs. Dever-
eaux E. Mason ST., Wednesday.
The Flushing Observer issued a very
creditable l6-page edition last week
The annual meeting of the State grange
will be held in Lansing next week, Dec. Il
IA.
Frank Ever has purchased small farm
Just out Of st. Johns and will try his hand
at farming.
The ID. g. NJ sold ten tickets to Detroit
from this station for its excursion on Satur-
day last.
The infant daughter of Mrs. and Mrs.
August Krause died on Friday last at their
home in Milwaukee.
Note the ad. of Krob, the milliner. he
is bound to close out all goods on hand to
make place for new ones.
The election of officers i'm Owosso lodge
f. & A. M. will occur next Wednesday
evening. to be followed by a banquet.
The annual meeting of the Congregations
al church will occur on Thursday evening
next. The society meeting the following
Monday evening.
The annual election of officers of Quack-
enbush w. r. G. will take place at the next
reg uar meeting, Dec. IL. full atten-
dance of members is requested.
No one can fail to see the big ad of the
Kalamazoo Bargain House on page s. This
concern has already established the fact that
it is giving the people genuine bargains.
Prof. Shepardson will give the fourth lee
ture in the University Extension course at
the Congregational church next Monday
evening, subject: flames X. Polk and
Annexation"
On complaint of Peter Mates, Chas. Carr,
a mason, was arrested Monday charged with
carrying concealed weapons, Carr having
threatened to do up Mates, while pointing
the revolver at him.
Phe attendance at the organ recital by DR..
M. G. Baldwin at the Congregational church
Tuesday evening was small. The concert
was an exceedingly enjoyable one. DIR.
Baldwin is certainly great organist.
James Stowell, painter was brought be-
fore Justice Byerly, Monday, on charge Of
drunk and disorderly. He was released on
payment of costs, $3.50, after receiving q
lecture from the Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. DeDamp, of Ovid, start
next month for trip abroad, visiting the
Burmudas and then go for cruise around
the Mediterranean sea and thence to the
Holy land. They will be gone several
months
Hundreds of dollars are paid out daily to
the farmers by Owosso citizens for wood,
hay and straw brought in, most of which
comes direct to Laverock q Gerow's barns
where buyers have learned TO go to find
what they want.
Prof. s. ID. Williams, of Grand Rapids
will deliver an address upon the subject,
"The liquor traffic incompatible with moral
growth and business prosperity" at The
Union chapel, Monday evening. Dec. 10.
Admission free, all invited.
The ladies of Trinity Mission, West
Side, will give musical and literary enter
tainment in the Mission hall Monday eve
ming, Dec. 10, for the expenses OF the an
nual Christmas tree. Some of the best
local talent has been secured and pleasant
evenings entertainment is assured.
The seventh anniversary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be observed
Sunday evening at the M. Z. church, Hon.
". III. Lane, Judge of the First judicial
Circuit of Michigan, delivering the address.
A second meeting will be held at the Epis-
copal church, Prof. King, of Oliyet assist
ing in the services.
After five years of labor with the help OF
247 cditorse and the enormous expenditure
Of nearly one million dollars, the Funk n
Wagnalls Company announces that the
last page OF the concluding volume of the
new Standard Dictionary, is now In type.
This volume will be ready for delivery in
December. Fl. @. Doloif is the local agent.