The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-01
Fred Edwards was in Detroit Tuesday on

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business.
Colfax lodge, l. 0. o. X. will attend ser
vices at the Episcopal church next Sunday.
The mems meeting at the Y. M. g. A.,
Sunday afternoon will be addressed by
Evangelist Mclean.
Exchange street was scraped yesterday
giving the owners of fast horses an oppor-
tunity to test their speed.
The Woman's Auxiliary meets at the Y.
NJ. G. A. rooms, Monday. at o'clock, for
the transaction of business
The Y NJ. G. a. hall was filed with men
last Sunday afternoon. The meeting was
conducted by Evangelist Maxtield and
Thompson. and was very interesting.
The directors of the Y. NJ c. A have in
view several experienced men, one Of whom
will doubtless soon be called to Gil the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF Mr.
Campbell.
The meeting at the SpirtualiSt hall last
evening was well attended. This evening
:. circle at the hall. Twenty or thirty will
be admitted on payment of zoe.
Miss Helen Holman, daughter of Charles
Holman, OF Corunra has returned from
Detroit. where she has been number OF
months taking music lessons OH the harp
and piano. Miss Holman is with her
sister, Mrs FL. H. Haney. east Main street.
Mrs. N. McBan and Mrs. Il. ID. Perkins
were in Flint Wednesday, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. X. Lowell and express to them
their heartfelt sympathy in the bereavement
which has befallen them in the death Of
their daughter.
The Juddvlle cheese and butter factory
Co. held its annual ele,ction on Monday last
and the following officers were elected: II.
ID, JOIN. son. Pres, James N. Phillips, Vice
Pres; Jos. Steinhoff, Director; ID. M. Kay,
Secretary.
One of the former members Of the legis-
lature residing In the city says that under
Editor Whites decision he is entitled to
quite an amount of back pay for attending
evening sessions of the legislature lie
thinks of sending in his claim.
Madames Black, Howard, Walton, Roth,
EIorsman, Laverock, and Miss Colt will
give social on Monday evening February
4h at the home of 7, J. Horsman. North
Washington street. Light refreshments
Will be served. Ad mission 10 cents.
The Presbyterian Sunday school at MOI
rice has elected the following officers:
Supt., Prof. Bristol; ASST Supt, S. H..
EdgcHmb; Sec, Mrs. A. Watkins; Treas
urer, Miss Phelps; Librarian, Miss The
Ram; OrganiSt, Miss A. Brandt.
The large barn built 10y viii Jennings on
his farm south of the city was entirely de-
atroyed by fire early Wednesday morning,
together with 80 sheep, quantity Of grain,
hay, etc. 1t is not known how the fire
started. The loss is about g., 900, partially
insured.
The trial OF Lolita Kellogg before Justice
Newton Baldwin, Wednesday, on a
charge OF receiving and coDceallng stolen
property, resulted in a disagreement of the
Jury. Prosecuting Attorney Watson will
try the case again. twas at her house that
The carcass of the sheep stolen from N. L.
Aiken was found.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. jackson, OF COrun-
ma, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sharp. and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. e. Browh, Of Bay City, were in
OWossO. Monday, TO help their mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gregory, celebrate the S9th
anniversary of her birthday ut the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Ii. Hazen, 423 East
Williams St
John Drexler paid $40 for two pairs of
yubbers which he and bis sons had con-
cluded to make themselves presents of by
stealing them at Grove Brothers store.
They were stolen Monday afternoon from a
stand in front OF the store but being seen by
q lady were caught and jailed by Marshal
i,arrisford and Fred Grove when starting
home.
Bancroft Commercial: Tuesday being the
-ixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. VanTyle about twenty-five of their
friends and neighb0rs assembled at their
home ON south Shiawassee street and sur
prised the aged couple. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in reviewing the many long
years that have passed, after which the as
>embly departed to their homes leaving
behind them many useful presents and the
best wishes Of all. The event was indeed
an enjoyable one.
On returning home from church Monday
evening Frank Weidman, of Owosso town
ship, found horse and buggy In the road.
three-quarters of mile south of the Brooks
schoolhouse. He tied tho horse behind
mis- rig and drove home. Upon investiga-
lion he found large number of chickens
with their necks wrung in the vehicle.
Waking up John Love they waited for the
pwners to appear but up to the present time
hey have not put i'm an appearance. The
dickens found belonged to Aaron Dietrich,
nd others which had not yet been put into
he rig were found in fence corner. The
horse was brown mare about Is years old