The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-12

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/ Weidman u Lingle have purchased sc
far this season 500 tons of hay at an average
price of nearly $7.75.
Herman Frieseke, administrator of the
estate of Jesse Monroe, has horse and
wagon to sell at once.
Married, by Rev. s. Roosevelt, Wednes-
day, Oscar Samuelson, of this city, and
Miss May Dunn, of Caro-.
Take advantage of the splendid club rate
THE TINES offers for the N. Y. Tribune.
the Inter Ocean and TIE Detroit Tribune.
Already people are talking Of the treat in
store when George r. Vending appears in
the Y. M. G. A. course, Thursday evening,
Jan. 25.
James Braman fell from the roof of a
house on which he. was working yesterday,
injuring him so badly that he could not be
taken home.
Rev. w. M. Campbell, former pastor Of
the Byron Presbyterian church, has been
called to the pastorate of the Washington
Ave. Presbyterian church, Saginaw.
The fire department was called out at
five o'clock, Wednesday morning by an
alarm from Thrall's restaurant. A chimney
burning out set fire to pile of wood in the
basement. The damage was slight.
Postmaster McBain and his assistants
were made glad(?) one day recently by the
arrival of nearly $50, 900 Columbian postage
stamps of the various denominations.
standing room" only was the condition
at Asbury church last Sunday evening.
Rev. Hill is exceedingly popular and Is at
tracing large audiences to all of his services.
BY far the best stock breeders paper
published in the west is the Breeders Ga
zette. Its an old reliable periodical. The
subscription price is 81. 90 per year. Sample
copies may be seen at this Office.
Mrs. Irena, wife of d. w. Shattuck, and
mother of Supr. Geo. Shattuck, Of Corunna,
died Tuesday morning. Mrs. Shattuck had
been troubled for some months with heart
disease. Her age was 70 years.
Mr.. John Hall, superintendent of Bay
View Assembly, wishes to meet all who de-
sire to join the Bay View Reading Circle at
the First M. X. church, Saturday evening at
s o'clock. The course is not so heavy nor
SO expensive as the Chautauqua.
Hon. Geo. r. Vending, the magnificent
orator, appears in the Y. M. G. A. course
on the 25th. He drew the largest audience
of the course last season, and 1t is safe to
predicts that standing room will be at pre-
MUM this year. Admission is only S5
cents.
K. l.. Brewer has lap robe that Is at
tracing considerable attention. 1t is made
from a colt skin trimmed with the skin of
dog. The skins were tanned by Mr.. Josen-
hans living south of the city and the robe
finished by Fred KuDtz, of this city, who is
an expert furrier.
1t is probable that an Episcopal church
building will be erected on the West Side.
Trinity Mission is prospecting and has
already outgrown its present quarters.
The question of purchasing a site is being
investigated. We are pleased to note this
evidence of prosperity.
The morning sermon at the Congregation
al church next Sunday will be on the
theme-The Liberated Mans Duty. The
evening lecture will be on the subject
Hawaii-The Romance of an island, giving
some of the marvellous history of Hawaii,
with recent occurrences. Young peoples
meeting $50 p. m.
1t seems as tho the whistle at the water
works could be blown so as to locate the fire
by wards accurately each time. The alarm
Wednesday was given by the whistle as
coming from the fourth ward, when the FIRE
was In the second. If the whistle was not
blown 80 long and the ward indicated
promptly the public would be benefited.
Press: The friends of Mr.. Delos Wetmore
will be grieved to learn of his sudden death,
which occurred Monday morning at his
homo near st. Charles. While cutting feed
for his stock the wheel of the cutting box
broke, striking him in the head. Mr. Wet
more was for many years a resident of
Shiawasses county, living south OF this city.
from WHENCE he went to Saginaw county
where he has since made his home. The
funeral takes place this afternoon in st.
Charles.
Fireman Geo. Alberts, who was killed in
the 4. 4 A. A.. Ry. wreck at Hamburg
carried an insurance policy In the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Fireman. After his
death there was some question as to who
WAS entitled to receive the money. The
matter vas settled Saturday by the pay
ment to Mrs. Cassie AIberts Of $1,000
Attorneys Kline, Of Ann Arbor, and Bumps,
OF this city looked after her interests. The
same attorneys will bring suit against the
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