The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06
TIE Times.
owossO MICHIGAN. APRILe, 1894.
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso fo
transmission as second-class matter
LOCAL NEWS

w. II. Mason is building house on
Mack street.
Mason q Son have placed new blower
in position at their mill this week.
Thomas Markham had finger badly
smashed at the car shops Wednesday.
| Born, Monday, nine pound son to Mr..
and Mrs Fred Bagley, on Ament street.
No. 1 Vol. of the Chesaning Citizen,
edited by A. G. Cameron, is on our table.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Tillotson,
Chicago, twin daughters on the 30th ult.
Stephen Dondero already has his second
car of bananas on the way from New York.
The johnson Baking Co. made shipment
of crackers to Boston, Mass, early in the
week.
K. S. Pease, of Saginaw, was elected JUS
tice of the peace. Monday, by small ma
jority.
| The marriage of Miss Mary Ok to Peter
Sere occurred at the Catholic church, Wed
nesday forenoon.
| William Gage paid Justice Byerly FIVE
dollar fine Wednesday. He was convicted
of petty larceny.
Prof. Daniels, of Olivet College, filled the
Congregational pulpit last Sunday. Both
his sermons were well received.
The Owosso Boiler Works finished a
smoke stack aud breeching for George
Homer, of Chesaning, this week.
Rollin Pond has rented his place on
COrunna avenue and moved into town &C.
cupying the house at 400 Comstock street.
Barnums advance agent was in OwOssC
Tuesday making arrangements for the
biggest show on earth to visit us in August
w. A. Woodland is improving his resi-
dence on John street by building large
wide veranda around the front and sides OF
it.
Born, a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Wilson, Wednesday, and son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Salem Chonere, of Clinton street
Tuesday.
The Foresters initiated FIVE more candi
dates Tuesday evening. High Chief Ranger
r. Lee JOslyn will be present at the meet
ing tonight
Jacob Barrie has purchased the Haarel
building on West Main street and removed
his market there. He asks all old customer:
to call on him at his new market.
The Estey Carriage Co. did more bushes:
last week than ever before in the same
length of time. They are still rushed with
work and behind with orders.
Rev. w. III. Warren, the new State HON,
Missionary Superintendent, will occupy thu
Congregational pulpit next Sunday. Mr.
Warren has been pastor of one of the larg'
churches in Cincinnati and has just come Il
Michigan.
A house belonging to John Stewart, nortl
of the city, was burned Wednesday morninl
about eight o'clock. 1t was occupied b,
George johnson and but little was savet
from the fire. 1t caught from a fire in tin
yard.
A number Of the people were "Apri
Fooled" by going to the old post office build
ing for their mail, Sunday. The new Offic
is fitted up in fine shape and is much NOR
convenient for Post Master McBain, hi
clerks and for the public. A.
About seventy-five friends called on Mrs
John Sidman at her home on North Waite
street Tuesday evening, 1t being her sixty
second birthday. very pleasant time wa
had and handsome present was made b
the company.
Rev. l.. w. Spayd, of Grand Rapids
state evangelist for the Disciple church
will preach at the church In Owosso
Saturday evening, April 9TH; also Sunda
the sth, morning and evening at the usui
hour.
At the annual meeting Of the Ladie
Guild of Christ Episcopal church the follow
ing officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Butterfield; vice-presidents, Mrs. l.. N
!. Beckwith, Mrs. G. Stein, Mrs. H. Coone,
secretary, Mrs. f. A. Todd; treasurer, Mr.
Walter Osburn.
Shortly before closing their meeting Iue
day evening, the members of Colfax Lodt
were surprised by number Of Rebekal
arriving with lunch baskets. 1t Is needle
to say that all business was stopped and Il
members rushed to the attack-of the luns
baskets.
A second telephone board will be place
In the Owosso Office next week and asoth
operator will be employed. This will
sure better service for Owosso people ~ o.
operator will have charge Of the state lin
and the other will give her entire attspti'