The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11
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LOCAL NEWS.
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. OCT. II. 1895.

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Gerry store tomorrow.
Born, ON Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hilderbrand, daughter.
s. Dondero is selling bananas and pea
nuts at the Fowlerville fair.
d. M. Christians show windows have
been very attractive this week.
| Corunna electors will vote again Oct. oath
on the question of bonding for water works.
The Mothers Club will meet with Mrs.
j. H. Webster, East Oliver street, on Thurs
day of next week.
The Ann Arbor freight house is greatly
improved in appearance by the coat of paint
put on this week.
Rev. w. b. Matteson will attend the Bap-
list state convention at Marquette next week.
He Is to preach the annual sermon.
The morning train south on the Ann Ar
Dor, Wednesday, was delayed an hour by a
broken truck on freight car near Garland.
Hamblin & Crawford, real estate agents.
have located in the second story of the
building on Exchange street built by M. l..
Stewart & Co.
Services at Congregational church Sum
day morning al 10:45 and evening at 1880.
The sermon in the evening is on "Demas,
the Renegade"
The State executive committee of the pro-
hibition party will hold meeting in this
city Oct. 16, at the club parlor under E. L.
Brewers store.
Co. G has decided to put in steam heat
ing plant at the Armory. Light & Co, of
Saginaw, have the contract, which calls for
an expenditure of $795.
1t is announced that Frank Wicking, OF
the firm Of Wicking & Storrer, and Mrs. M.
E. Pike, formerly of this city, were quietly
married nearly month ago.
The work of paving the gutter on the
north side of Main street from Washington
to the east line of Hartshorn & Sons store,
was commenced on Thursday.
Harry Cole was in Durand, Tuesday, help
ing ii. A. Middaugh to get settled in his
new home. Jas. Gibson has moved into
Mr.. Middaugh's house in this city.
Lucien Brockway, infant son of John and
Eunice Brockway, was born July 30, 1894
and died Sept. %, 1895, Of brain fever
BuriedIat Henderson, Sept. "A, 1895.
The Owosso Phoenix Telephone Co. hal
secured over 100 subscribers and will begir
the work of constructing its system at ono,
il the council grants the franchise asked for
"The Early Ministry of Christ" is the sub
Iject for next Sunday evenings lecture at the
Armory by Rev. w. B. Matteson, the sec
ond in an illustrated series on the life o.
Christ.
j. II. BRANDED is making three steel bands
for the water works reservoir. They art
five inches in width, quarter of an inch In
thickness and measure 1856, 149 and 142 fee
in length.
The Ladies' Aid Society, Of the Baptis
|, church, will hold its weekly cake sale or
Saturday afternoon from 3 to $50 o'clock q
the home of Mrs. G. Mahaney, 315 Nortl
Ball street.
The sale of tickets for the Y. M. G. A
lecture course is progressing very sahsfac
torily. Get your tickets at once. Tn
course is one of the best given in the stat
this year.
Jas. Race has raspberry bushes in hi
4 yard, set out last spring, which have hal
ripe berries on every month since June. 4
stem picked Wednesday shows number O
large ripe berries.
ell Miss Pearl A. Blue, of Detroit. teache
n of vocal music, will sing in the Congrega
n tIonal church Sunday morning, 1.-THE Plain
of Peace" by Barnard. Miss Blue is orgs
nizing class Of pupils in the city.
Justice Byerly fined Henry Clark s24.0
for shooting quail out of season. Deput
!. warden Carpenter Is keeping strict lool
X for violators OF the game law, resulting !
1T fewer violations than for years past.
The Shiawassee Savings Society loane
% SO, $50 Monday evening at premium of ?
r per cent. Since the organization of the 81
IN ciety in 1887, 100000 has been receive
from stockholders, and the total expense
ce have been LIS per cent of that amount.
De Last evening at the home Of DIR. and Mr.
b. M. K. Knapp, in Detroit, f. +. Bumps,
~ this city, and Miss Edith Knapp were uni
4 ed In marriage. After Oct IS, they will
at home to their friends at AIT N. Wat
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