The times., 1894-09-21

Everyone should see the wedding at the
county fair at 2:SO next Thursday afternoon.
The Jacobs case will be submitted to the
Governor for decision without an argument
by the attorneys.
The three year old son of Arthur Watt
died Tuesday evening. The funeral will be
held this afternoon.
The services of the Streeter Comedy Co..
band have generously been provided for the
fair by d. r. Salisbury.
G. III. Taintor, field secretary of the Con-
gregational church Building Society, occu-
pied the Congregational pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. Orange Williams, from near Easton,
dropped dead at her home Wednesday after
noon. The funeral will be held Sunday.
Oriental Encampment No. 50, will hold
a special meeting next Wednesday evening
at which all members are requested to be
present
Business of Importance at A. o. U. w.
hall next Tuesday evening. All members
of A. o. U. w. and d. Of II. are requested
TO be present.
A part of the gearings in the Dewey &
Stewart mill broke down Wednesday after
noon, shutting down the Touring machinery
until today.
The prohibitionists of this congressional
district held their convention in this city
Tuesday. E. l.. Brewer of Owosso, was
given the nomination.
The bar tenders won the ball game from
the BARRIERS on Monday by score of to s.
The street parade was prominent feature
of the performance.
r. w. Atwood has been renominated for
prosecuting attorney by the republicans or
Tuscola county. He is a son of Ii. p. At
wood, of this city.
Rev. w. w. Will was not returned to
Henderson as stated, but goes to Utica.
Rev. Kishpaugh, of Upper Peninsula, takes
the Henderson church.
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hume entertained
party of rye old people" at their home last
Friday in honor of Hon. j. w. Dewey and
wife of Owosso township.
Married, at Big Rapids on Wednesday,
Miss Gertrude Nj. Ford, of that city, and
Walter Mcbride, of COrunna. The TINES
extend congratulations.
Rev. Connolly and Struble will conduct
the Y. M. G. A. mems meeting Sunday at 4
p. m. Rev. Struble will speak, his subject
being 'Sowing and Reaping."
Frank Fuller, of Rush, was arrested and
brought before Justice Byerly charged with
stealing potatoes from Layfette Scott. his
trial Friday resulted in his acquittal.
Every indication points to successful
fair next week. The only thing to prevent
will be bad weather. An unusually large
list of entries has already been received.
Chas. Ii. Proctor, of Rush, was be-
fore Justice Baldwin Monday on charge
of wife beating. He plead guilty and was
sentenced to sixty days in the county jail.
The nine months old daughter of Frank
yicory died Friday evening. The funeral
held Sunday afternoon at their home on
Elmwood street, Rev. Frank Hoyt officlat-
ing.
Company G, accompanied by the city
band, helped swell the numbers at the re-
ception at the Dorcas home Tuesday even
inc The reception was largely attended
and pleasant affair.
Howell Republican: Mrs. Ursula Hawley
aged 65 years, died at her home in Genoa
Monday, September II, 1894. Mrs Hawiey
was the mother of f. M. Hawley, now or
Owosso and highly respected.
Rev. w. b. Mattes0n will speak on Ell
souragement for Christian Workers" Sun
day morning at the Baptist church, and In
the evening ON "Recent Phases OF the
Temperance Question"
The Y. M. c. A. star Course for 1s94-s5
is composed of the best talent that could DC
secured, and may be enjoyed at very
moderate sum. Season tickets VIII pe
offered for sale October 1st.
Work is progressing well on the Copas
property on South Water street and IN
about two weeks the buildings will be ready
for use. The roof is now being put on the
no,v cold storage building and the changes 10
the old building are nearing completion.
The funeral of Mrs. Garlick was heio
Sunday afternoon at her late residence on
North Cedar street, under the auspices Oh
the x. o. T. M. and the l.. o. I. M, OF
which latter organization she was mem
ber. She was the wife Of the late Dr. f.
M. oarIick who died early In the summer