The times., 1894-10-19
owOssO. FRIDAY. OCT. 10. 1894.

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Company G has purchased 500 chairs fol
the armory.
Thompson & Mann will put furnace in
10 the postoffice building
Hon. Fred A. Maynard at the Srmory,
Monday evening Oct. %.
The evening d. NJ. train west ROW runs
only as far as Grand Rapids.
Roy Cheal drew the $500 prize at j. W.
McIntosh's shoe store, Saturday.
The residence of Dr. Peterson has teen
connected with the sewer this week.
Il. b. Finch had a very creditable cartoon
I'm the Detroit News on Saturday last.
The Foresters have decided not give a
ball in connection with their dedication ex-
>ercises.
The large gas receiver of the Owosso Gas
Co. has been finished, tested and found tc
be perfect.
Company G has issued invitations for o
ball at the armory next Thursday evening
Bill $1.Oo.
The corn crop is turning out much better
than was anticipated. The same is true OF
the apple crop.
George M. Colby, of Woodhull, has been
drawn as Juror for the next term Of the
u. s. court at Detroit.
Ovide Musin, the great violinist. with his
excellent company, opens the Y. M. C. A,
Star Course, Friday, Noy.'9.
Subject ct the M. L. church next Sunday
evening, "The attitude Of the M. E. charch
on the Temperance Question"
Geo. Needham's bicycle stolen several
days ago was found Tuesday in Bentley's
lumber yard where it was hidden by the
thief. e
Alvah G.. Pitts, formerly of Owosso, was
one of the unsuccessful candidates before
the Wayne county legislative convention on
Tuesday.
Any voter changing his place of residence
from one ward or township to another
after Friday Oct. &c will lose his vote
at the cOiRi0g election.
Morris Osburn presented his resignation
last Sunday as one of the trustees of the
congregational church. Continued poor
health is the cause assigned.
The young peoples society of the Congre-
gatjonal church is preparing a program for
n musical to be held on the evening of Oct
26 at the home of Mrs. T. M. Wiley.
Married, by Rev. ). M. Kerridge, Oct. II,
at the home of A. G.. Sax, Charles Ii. Smith,
of Detroit, and Miss Ella Sax, of this city.
The couple will reside in Detroit.
The appointment of mail carrier falls to
Chas. McGilvra, the present substitute. He
is worthy of the place as he has proven
himself competent by past service.
Ovid Register: A letter from Prof. Zim-
norman informs us that he is working hard
at his musical work in Europe, and that he
will return to his home about the holidays.
Don't fail to see De Forrest, the champion
trick and heavyweight balancer and master
of refined juggling, with Vreeland's Min
strels at opera house on Wednesday even
ing, Oct. "a.
The remains of the late John Beach were
brought to Owosso last week and placed in
the receiving vault at Oakhill to remain un-
til the mausoleum being built by Mr.. Tillot-
son, is completed.
For several years the Baptist society has
been carrying a debt amounting last Sun
day morning to S62S. Pledges for that
amount were made at the services Sunday,
which leaves the society without any debt.
The Home Missionary society, of the Con-
gregational church. cleared $14 at their tea
on Wednesday. This sum with quantity
Of clothing will be sent to minister in
northern Michigan, who recently lost all his
goods by fire.
Saginaw Herald: Emory Townsend, re-
publican candidate for state senator, who is
high counsellor of the Foresters of Michi-
gan. has been invited to respond to a toast
at the dedication of the Foresters' hall at
Owosso on the oath.
The Woman's Auxiliary give compli-
mentary banquet TO the members of commit
tees of the Y. M. G. A., at the association
hall tonight. The banquet will be served
at seven o'clock, and will be followed by |
toasts and music
A. Il. & III. ii. Stever have removed
their bicycle business to the Patterson build
ing. West Main street, and will put in
silver plating outfit. They already have
their engine and are expecting. a dynamo in
A day or so, when they will be ready for
orders.