The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-22
TIE Times.
Entered at the pOstOfiice In OwOsso 70
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LOCAL NEWS
,wOSSO. FRIDAY. FEB. %. 1895.

Monday, q girl.
Grove Bros. have new sign put up by
Bedford Saturday.
The Mems social club will meet with Geo.
T. Campbell next week.
The circuit court adjourned last Friday
and will re-convene Monday next.
Miss Maud Baldwin entertained party
OF friends at cards Monday evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wright, of
Caledonia township, daughter, Friday.
Pastor Mdt,eson baptised tive persons at
the Baptist church last Sunday evening.
RoIln Pond has employed VIM. Schwar-
ner. of Mt. Olive, H., at his monumental
works.
Michael Sleford was discharged Monday
by Justice Byerly. He was arrested at Du-
rand on q charge of larceny.
A small blaze at the Owosso Boiler Works
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night. The damage was small.
David Dwight is now employed by Grove
& Payne, agricultural implement dealers
and will be on the road a part of the time.
The Current Topic Club will meet Mon
day evening With Mrs. A. f. Stever, the
subject for discussion being "WashingtOn.'
Mrs. Sarah Barnard, probably the oldest
person in the county, died at the county
farm last Friday. She had no known rela-
tives.
Fred Chapel was surprised Friday even
ing by q number of friends who were pleas
anty entertained with cards, dancing and
singing
| The Misses Anna AMI Cora Hansman en-
tertained number Of their friends Monday
evening with cards amt dancing at their
mothers home.
| A masquerade party was given at the
home OF Irene Gilbert Tuesday evening.
Quite company were in attendance and O
jolly time was had.
On account of the Illness of his wife
Judge Daboll, of st. Johns, has postponed
his lecture on Fort Fisher from the 27th
The date is not arranged.
Married at Allegan, Wednesday. L. G.
Stacey, manager for the Michigan Bel
! Telephone company for Central Michigan,
aud Miss Lillian Holmes of Alegan.
Born. to Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Schuckneoh
on Friday at the residence of Mrs
Schucknecht's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Storrer, on west Main street, daughter.
Geo. Sprinkle has traded his PAGER viii
DIR. Edred for the tretting gelding Halle
wood. grandson OF Louis Napoleon. The
horse is fast for green one, having showr
miles in 2:35.
Presiding Elder Dave occupied the M
4 E. pulpit last Sunday evening. speaking t.
a large congregation. Pastor Kerridge will
touch up local matters next Sunday even
ing, under the subject Reform"
1t is quite probable that the elevator a
Morrice, recently destroyed by fire, will bt
rebuilt. A. M. TOwDer, of Laingsburg, i:
looking over the property and will undoubt
eddy commence work very soon.
Chas. w. Gale has purchased the resi-
dence OF Chas. II. Cossitt corner of Olive
and Pine streets and will take possession
April LIST. This is one of the best locations
in the city and the house is fine one.
At the Congregational church Sunda,
Rev. Wilson read letter from Rev. PHILLIP
KrohD accepting the passionate Of the Con
gregational church in this city. He viii
commence his labors here OH the SECOND
Sunday In March.
| DR.. ID. II. Lamb assisted by Drs. Per
kins, Hume and Crum successfully removed
a cataract from the eye Of George Gibson
lof Burton last week. DIR. Lamb is havipi
excellent success in this work.
James b. Wright will get mighty littl,
punishment for his outrageous treatment o
Eva Wright. Friday he was sentenced t.
l3 years imprisonment at the Marquette
prison Sheriff Jacobs taking him there Sat
urday.
Merriee News: The Wilcox crossing o
the G. T. Ry., three quarters of mile Yves
OF Morrice is stated to be the highest poin
on the road between Chicago and Por
Huron. Morrice is said to be six feet abov
the level of Bancroft and twelve abov
Durapd.
The freezing up OF gas mains in severa
places in the city caused considerable trou
BILE last week. At the Baptist church
meeting was adjourned from the auditorium
to the chapel and then dismissed as tn
lights went on, there.