The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-09
TIE Times.
TWELVE PAGES.
owosso. MICH. FRBRU AIRY o, 1894.
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso for
transmission as secOnd-class matter.
LOCAL NEwS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Farmers institute at Morrice, Feb. 1921
Shiawassee Co., fair, Sept. 25, 60, 81 ant
%, 1894.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Whlpple, q
daughter on Sunday.
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want neat job printing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dunbar, OF
Rush, a son on Wednesday.
Judge Newton and Judge Gold, of Flint,
have formed law partnership.
Born on Monday, nine pound daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Slingerland.
OsburR e. Sons received a shipment of
spring and summer suits this week.
Gus Amos had hand badly mutilated by
saw at the Estey factory this forenoon.
A nine pound son was born on Monday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kelley of Caledonia.
II. w. Mann has received a shipment of
FIVE thousand rolls of wall paper for the
spring trade.
The street car company is putting down
the turn table at the end of the track on
west Main street..
The engine at the Johnson cracker factory
broke Monday, causing some delay in get
ting out their work that day.
Part of the car shop men laid Off last week
have been put to work again. We hope
every one of them will soon be restored to
the pay roll.
The special meetings at the Baptist
church closed last night in order to give DR..
Dewitt sufficient time to meet his next en-
gagement.
Marshal Evans arrested the proprietors of
y the misfit clothing stock Wednesday after
noon and took them before Justice Byerly
v for violating the ordinance imposing ten
dollar day license on such concerns. They
paid the license.
Patrick Cavanaugh, of Bennington, and
Miss Catharine Collins, of this place were
& married at $50 Monday morning at st.
> Paul's church in this city. They started
north at once on their wedding trip.
A pleasant surprise was given the Misses
Belle and Matte Pulver at their home on
Williams street Wednesday evening by
liparty of friends who took this way OF re-
I.membering them before their departure for
New York city, where they will go early
next week.
Three persons were baptized at the Bap-
INST church Sunday evening and five Tues
! Gay evening. while large number have
ibeen received by the church and now await
baptism and others still will come before
Ilhe church within day or two.
The body of Oliver Spring was taken to
Byron this forenoon and the funeral held at
the M. K. church i'm that place. Mr.. Spring
has been sick several years though his death
vas quite sudden when 1t came Wednesday
forenoon. He leaves wife and one
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Colt
On our extra four pages this week will be
found the proceedings of the January session
Of the board of supervisors, Lincoln page,
Valentine day page and paper entitled
Morals as taught from our text books"
read by Miss Anna Bartrem at meeting OF
the city school teachers.
DIR. Geo. Thos. Bowling, of Boston. lee
lures in the Y. M. G. A. Star Course, Feb.
20. This will be DIR. Dowlings's first ap-
pearance before an Owosso audience, but he
has been enthusiastically received through
out the east. His lecture is Bringing up
parent In the way he should co."
The funeral of Frank Rourke, only child
Of Martin Rourke, was held at the Maple
River church, Wednesday, Rev. w. b.
Natteson officiating. Deceased was a young
! man. twenty-four years of age and left
wife. but no children. He died Sunday OF
consumption after an illness of over a year.
The second lecture of the course given at
the Asbury church occurs next Wednesday
evening. Rev. DIR. Dean. of Williamson,
will speak upon the subject, Men Wanted"
No admission will be charged but free
will Offering will be made. DIR. Dean is
said to be an excellent speaker and the
church should filed.
The Y. Nj. G. A. mems meeting which
was held at the Baptist church last Sunday
was well attended the church being crowded.
The Meeting was conducted by the eyange-
lists Miller from the M. +. church and DE
witt from the Baptist, and considerable
interest was shown. Twenty-Five men
went forward requesting prayer. The
nseting was thorough success.