The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-10-12
PARKILL & SON,
Druggists Chemists,
OWOSSO, MICH.

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master at Pittsburg, to succeed Miss II. A.
Polly, resigned
The republican campaign meetings about
the county are all we'll attended by enthusi-
astic audiences.
Frieseke Bros. are burning their last
kiln of brick for the season. They have on
hand something like million brick.
Mothers's meeting of the w. c. T. u.
was held at Mrs. q. Gibson's, corner Com
stock and Mason streets Wednesday.
The balance of the large water pipe has
arrived and the extension across the Dewey
& Stewart land will soon be finished.
The republicans of the 18th senatorial
district have nominated M. S. Keeier as their
candidate. He is a brother of 1. N. Keller,
of this city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Carr, on Fri
day, son; to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burhans,
on Wednesday, a son; to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Amos, a son.
FentOn Independent 1t is now an
nounced that Owosso will have new paper
of the popuist faith. OwOsso needs few
more papers.
Commissioner Dlmond reports that he
has already visited 81 schools and given
half day to each. He says the schools
are doing good work.
The stockholders of the street railway
held meeting in this city Wednesday, to
elect directors, but adjourned until the Goth
inst without doing any business.
The famous Canadian Jubilee Singers and
Imperial Orchestra will be in this city Oct.
goth and 3Oth, under the auspices of the
ladies' aid society of the Baptist church.
The wedding of c. A. Goodale, formerly
of this city, and Miss Lizzie Clough, OF
Chesaning, will occur at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Rev. and Mrs. Clough. or
Wednesday next.
r. ID. Crawford has the handling of the
new hymn books for the Baptist church
Those desiring to purchase copies can FIND
him at the church half-hour previous tt
any regular service.
!, Eadie & Blanchard are the only parties
= running oil wagons about the city, having
, purchased the business carried on by l.
Eaton. Geo. Ingle has sold his wagon tC
il, parties in Corunna.
a THE TINES congratulates Supt. Simmons
ON his reelection as member of the count.
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. lations also go to the teachers of the county
who will always find warm friend in Mr.
Simmons.
r. JAS. Freeman, of Rush, left on our tabl
, Saturday some large specimens of Clutches
:, pears taken from trees set out year ag
>, last spring. Mr.. Freeman says that Tn
greater part of the 200 trees set at that tim
bore fruit this year.
;. The Grand Lodge l. o. o. +. and the Re
. bekah State Convention meet in Grand RAP
9 ids next week. Among the OwossOites VIII
, will attend are DR.. G. Mccormick. Geo. M
Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. Middaugh, MI
and Mrs. John Brooks.
"a Bag" a magazine for lawyers, contains a
i, article by Percy Edwards, of this city, o
"A the subject, "Are juries the judges of tn
=, law in any case" Mr.. Edwards is gaining
wide reputation as writer on law points.
49, The home of Rey. j. X. Reitzel we
70 entered by burglars last Saturday mornin
o. about o'clock and his watch and $50 !
80 money stolen. Mrs. Reitzel awoke while tn
90 man was in the room and got fairly goc
a view of him and Is quite certain as to whOl
1t was. No arrest has yet been made.
Il BY an oversight last week we failed
=. make mention of the election of officers
90 Co. G, which occurred on Tuesday evening
"A Arthur j. Van Epps was elected captain
n John Henderson, LIST Lieut.; Lewis
we'll deserved.
es A branch of the Granite State Providel
d. loan association, of Manchester, N. H., W
lie organized in this city Wednesday evenin
of The officers elected are: President, Cha
ed e. Shattuck; vice president, VIM. Sturt
so want; secretary, j. l.. Ash; treasurer, A.
A Heron; attorney, f. f. Bumps; director
lie. Louis Flckinger, j. Dodge. Henry Beswic
N. Ball, w. w. Hart, w. K. Durham
Vn Quite an amount of stock has been su
is scribed for in the city.
In. A very pleasant wedding occurred at t
his home of John Stewart in the western pa
de of the city on Thursday, Oct. 4th. T
me contracting parties were Miss Carrie
ice Stewart and Mr.. j. Schaub. Rev. w.
is Farnum, of Flint, performing the cersmor
its Miss Julia Kerby, Of Flint, acted - brid'
Eft maid, and large number Of friends a
The relatives were present to wish the couple
The long and useful life. THE TIMES joins
i've the congratulations and extends thanks
a remembrance Of the wedding.