The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-08
TIE Times.
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. MARCH 1, 1895.

f. K. Dudley is filling his mammoth cold
storage building with ice this week.
Born, on Monday last to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. F. Underwood, a 10 pound girl.
Lyon & Pond have page ad. this week
calling attention to their spring opening.
Read it,
DR.. Lamb was in Durand, Monday, called
by DIR. Fair to operate on Miss Bowers who
has Gloss eyes.
Ella Newman, of Laingsburg, has been
granted divorce from G. w. Newman on
the ground of desertion,
Rev. w. B. Matteson will begin on Sun
day evening on series of sermons on ''The
Labor Question"
Jas. Ockerman, who has worked Geo. Il.
Mason's farm for several years past, has
rented j. w. Hibbard's farm.
The W. r. g. will hold warm sugar
social Saturday evening in the G. A. r.
hall. Ten cents dish. All invited.
Rev. W. B. Matteson will commence on
Monday evening series of special revival
meetings at the Maple River church.
The quarterly meeting of the w. II. and
f. NJ. society of the Shiawassee Baptist as
ISOLATION will be held in Comma on We'd
nesday.
The trouble between the Salisbury opera
house management and the bill posters
association has been settled and the boycott
of the house raised.
The Epworth League of Asbury church
will give a Wesleyan entertainment at G.
ID. Monroe's, s15 Shiawassee street, We'd
nesday evening next.
e. G. VanNess, of Blue Island, ILL.,, has
been invited to visit Owosso by the Y. M.
G. A. directors with view of accepting the
general secretaryship.
The annual reunion of the 9th Mich.
Infantry will be held at Laingsburg, Tues-
day next. Capt. E. M. Allen, of Portland,
will deliver an address.
Tuesday evening Robbie Tawse cele-
brated his tenth birthday with 2S of his
schoolmates. He received many handsome
and useful presents.
The X. o. T. M. band has been re-organ-
lied and have secured the services Of j.
ID. Moore, of Lapeer, as director. Mr..
Moore has moved his family to Owosso.
E. Young having resigned as janltor at
the armory the place was temporarily filed
by w. A. Sparkling. Monday A. l.. Fowler
was appointed and commenced his duties
w. G. Ayers, of this city, is endeavorIng
to secure position as attendant at the State
Home for the feeble minded at Lapeer. He
has many excellent letters of endorse
ment.
Photographer Phipps is getting out some
half-tone cuts for Chat, the Bay City society
paper. Mr.. Phpps is making an effort to
start business in this line and we hope he
will succeed.
Miss Cassie Cole, of Fenton, was taken
Ill while visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Collins of Oak street and died Tuesday
morning The remains were taken to Fen
ton, Wednesday.
A divorce has been granted to VIM. III.
Eckelberg from Minnie Eckleberg on the
ground of desertion. Mr.. Eckelberg has
until short time ago been leader of the
Maccabee band.
Abner Mott was sentenced by Justice
Byerly to the Detroit House of correction
for 80 days, Friday, he having plead guilty
to stealing chickens, being one of the parties
whose rig was found in the road by Frank
Weidman.
Alex. Cameron waived examination at
Ovid, Saturday, on the charge of stealing
clover seed and was bound over for trial in
the circuit court. The young man has had
a checkered career and will doubtless be
benefited by term of Imprisonment.
The resignation of Frederick Sellick as
organist and chormaster of the Episcopal
church was accepted by the vestry at meet
ing Monday evening. Mr.. Sellick Is con-
sidering offers from churches in the east
He has made many friends during his stay
here.
On the seventh page of this issue will be
found very interesting letter from Turkey
and a valuable review of the school super
intendents' meeting in Cleveland, Ohio.
Next week we shall letters from Rome, On
the extra pages will be found some very in
teresting matter.
The oil stove in the Y. M. G. A. bath
rooms melted down Tuesday setting firesto
the oil and slight blaze resulted. The fire
department was called out but the janitor
succeeded in extinguishing the flames before
any serious damage was done.