The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
OwOSSO. FRIDAY. NOV. 2S. 1894.

Leland T. Powers next Friday night.
Paris & Sons had large trade on thei
opening day.
Aid. Post reports that he is having bi
hardware trade.
Hall Bros. have paid out nearly $500 TO
apples since Sept. IS.
la. Of NJ ball at the armory, Wednes
day evening, Nov. %.
Special meetings are being held at the
Riverside M. K. church.
The Shiawassee Savings Society loaned
$1,000, Monday evening.
Don't say word to DR.. Arnold about his
having had the mumps this week.
Local grocerymen are shipping in potatoes
from points north on the L. 81 A. A.
s. d. Emory has shipped this season 81
tons of poultry to the eastern market.
The Euterpean club was entertained by
Mrs. Herbert Lyon, Wednesday evening.
Miss Mae Lawrence gave pedro party
on Monday evening at her home, 41G Water
street
Rev. w. b. Matteson will deliver the
Thanksgiving sermon in the Congregational
church.
An original pension has been granted
Alice l., widow of the late A. Il. Mcbride,
Cortuna.
The plant of the Chesaning Citizen il adj
yertised to be sold on a chatte mortgage,
sale Nov "a.
Ramember the r. N. of A. social in the
basement of E. J.. Brewers store on Satur-
day evening.
The third anniversary supper at the First
M. E. church Wednesday evening Melted
nearly $50
Mrs. Nellie, Garfield died at her home on
Water street saturday morning. She was
80 years old.
The early freeze up caught many of our
farmer friends with carrots, mangels, and
turnips still in the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. JANewbigging entertained
very pleasantly party of friends at their
home on Tuesday evening.
A farwell reception was rendered Rev.
Frank Hoyt at the home of Miss Emily
Dodge on Wednesday evening.
Married, by Rev. Fl. DOMAIN at st. Paul's
church on Tuesday incoming, Thomas Bren-
nan and Mrs. Josephine Enright.
j. FL. Reyes could not make a success of
his newspapef venture at Brighton and has
removed his plant to Worthwhile.
The A. o. U. W. have paid Mrs. j. d.
Evens the insurance of $1,000 carried by
the late j. ID. Evens in that order.
Within week the 7. & A. A. Ry. has
temporarily laid off % Of the mechanics en-
ployed in the car department of the shops.
w. +. Zimmerman has been engaged by
st. Paul's Episcopal church, Lansing, to
act as choirmaster and organist for year.
Jas. ODay was sentenced by Justice
Byerly yesterday to 80 days Imprisonment
in the county jail for being drunk and dis t
orderly. i
The Y. NJ. G. A. educational classes will
meet next Tuesday evening, instead of a
Wednesday, on account of the Thanksgiv- s
ing vacation. D
The thirteenth annual convention of the
state board of corrections and charities will n
be held at Adrian, Dec. and >. County Il
agent Race will attend.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert u
Curtis. Michigan Ave-, died on Saturday. :"
The remains were taken to Birch Run for +"
nterment on Monday.
G. B. Hutchins died at his home in De- lie
roit last night, aged so years. He was the ia
ather of Harry b., Eugene r. and Chas. III. lie
Iutchins, formerly of this city. re
Both street railway cars are now heated y
" steam, adding not little to the comfort p'
4 the passengers. 1t is to be hoped that
10Th cars will run regularly hereafter. "
The prices paid by s. ID. Emory for poul- =. :.
ry have been higher than the quotations of :,
he Chicago market, Persons having y
'oultry to sell ought to appreciate this fact ?.
Leland Powers will appear in Y. NJ c.
!. star course, at the Congregational church
ext Friday night. Single admission, so =. -
ents. Ticket now on sale at Collins drug :"
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Married, on Wednesday afternoon at the ON
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Richardson. pu
!. II. Herlocker, of Sunbury, Ohio, and pc
Hiss Adelphia White. Rev. s. Roosevelt a (
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