The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07

There are several cases of typhoid fever
in the city.
The M. g. took about 100 owossoites to
Lansing Monday.
Bicycle stealing seems to be the popular
fad hereabouts.
E. E. Lovett is cierking at E. l.. Deve-
reaux's grocery.
Born, Saturday, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Ruebekam.
II. M. Post is building fourteen foot
boat to place on Lake Linden.
The Mutuals were defeated at Flint,
Monday, by score of "a toe.
Born. Thursday, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ans
poker, Corunna ave., daughter.
Pearl Hathaway won several prizes in the
bicycle races at Lansing, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. .Osburn gave party
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hathaway.
The Casket Works is extending its dry
ing capacity by building a S6XS6 foot, two
story brick dry kiln.
DIR. James Hedley has been engaged to
give the sixth entertainment IN the Y. NJ. c.
A. lecture course.
Cards are out for the wedding, September
12, of Miss Sarah Coakes, of this place, to
Mr.. John E. Castle, of Ovid.
New air brakes have been received by
the T. g. A. A. and will be put on four of
their heavy freight locomotives.
Born. Monday the Sd, nine pound son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe, of Linden.
THE TIMES extends congratulations
A. T. Thomas opens his fruit evaporator
for business today. He will commence
cider making about the middle of next week.
G. A. Conner received his first shipment
of oysters for the season on Wednesday.
He expects to do a large wholesale business.
Several changes in the Dewey q Stewart
mill have been made this week, and much
better grade of -four is now being turned out.
The Baldwin & Cook locomotives used by
the T. & A. A. are still in the company's
yards here undergoing repairs before being
shipped back to their owners
Mrs. Hannah Blair met with serious &C
cident at her home on west Main street,
Tuesday. She fell through trap door
which she had left open, and broke three
ribs, bad accident especially for SO old
lady.
The theme for the sermon at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday morning will be,
s,Our Public Schools" In the evening the
pastor will lecture on ''Mitchillemacinac,
the fatal ball game, prohibition and religious
Indians"
The s.Owosso Actual Business and Short
hand College" is to be opened next week in
connection with the City Tel. Co.'s school.
All branches pertaining to business educa-
ton will be taught. For catalogue address
T. M. Williams, Owosso.
Persons wishing to take, the T., S. u M.
northbound train should remember that al
though the separate passenger service was
resumed Monday, the time is not the same
as formerly. The northbound train leaves
at 1880 a. m. and the train arrives from the
north at $50 p. m.
After a lingering sickness with lung
trouble, Mrs. j. j. Stever died at her home
in this city Saturday morning last, aged
forty-nine years. Mrs. Stever had been a
resident of Owosso for the past thirteen
years. The funeral services were held Mon
day, conducted by Rev. S. Roosevelt.
The Groton Bridge & Mfg. Co. reports the
bridge business to be as good as usual this
year, the good reputation which these bridges
are gaining and holding makes the times
have but little effect on this branch of their
trade. The trade in threshers and farm en-
glnes has not been as brisk as usual.
Oriental Encampment No. 60 l. o. 0. f.
installed as officers Wednesday evening: w.
A. Sparllng, G. p; Geo. NJ. Dewey, ii. p;
Richard Phillips, S. W.; A. Robertson,
Scribe; j. Goetzen, Treas; VIM. Barresford,
]. w. and Grand Representative; VIM.
Giles. Sent; A. K. Hartshorn. 1st watch.
Arrangements have been made between
the Flints and the Mutuals for series of 3
games, two to be played in Flint and one
in Owosso. Lots Of glory and 500 purse
will be inducements which will produce
some good playing. Both clubs are conf
dent of making good showing and winning
the series. The result of the game at Flint
Monday would have been far different had
Collamer, the regular pitcher for the Mutu-
ais, pitched the entire game. his retiring Of
the Flints on the first three balls pitched in
the sixth inning being sample Of his work.
The coming contests will be of decided
interest