The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-06
owosso. FRIDAY. SEPT. 8. 1895.

The Baptist Sunday School will not hold
a session Sunday.
An unusually large acreage of wheat will
be sown this fall.
Miss Ella Knight died last night after a
long sickness. The funeral will occur Sun
day at II o'clock at the house.
Mrs l.. e. Woodland entertained large
party of ladies at five o'clock tea yester-
day.
day afternoon to the mothers in her Sunday
school class.
Rollin Pond is laying a stone walk in
front of DR.. II, b. Peterson's residence. on
Washington street.
j. w. Revenaugh has moved his barber
shop from the west side and occupies rooms
under Salisbury's store.
The Owosso ball club disbanded Tuesday
after the game with Lansing. 1t is proba-
BILE that Flint will enter the state league.
If the electric lights were unusually bright
last Friday night it was all on account of
the little daughter who arrived Friday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Maiers.
| Albert Peck, in some mysterious way,
managed to get drunk Sunday and later in
the week paid a fine of five dollars and
costs in Justice Byerly's court to settle for
the same.
Our space this week is largely given to a
report of the Labor Day celebration, crowd
ing out large amount of local news, cor
respondence and the report of the business
done by the circuit court.
| Gov. Rich, Hon. Washington Gardner,
Hon. II. II. Pattengill and Rev. w. l.. Far
mum all declined the Invitation extended to
deliver addresses at the County S. s. rally
on account of previous engagements. The
pastors of the city will occupy the time with
short addresses.
Again the people of Owosso will have the
opportunity of listening to lectures by Mrs.
A. E. Sheets of Grand Ledge. Come and
hear her logical discussion of biblical ques-
lions at Spiritual hall, corner of Main and
Park streets. She will be here every Sun
day in September, morning and evening.
The case of Sturtevant vs.. Wicking was
tried in Justice Byerly's Court Wednesday,
and verdict of $162. SO and costs awarded
the plaintiff. The suit was brought by
WIN. Sturteyant to secure payment for
boarding the Owosso ball players under the
old management, Wicking having guaran
teed the payment of the bill.
The Owosso Kindergarten Association
will open its school Monday morning, sept.
9, in the Congregational church, Miss Mary
Henderson in charge, to be assisted by Miss
| Bertha Archer and the daughter of the
matron at the Dorcas home. The school
hours will be from to 1870 a. M, and 1t
is requested that the parents come with the
children the first day. About thirty-six
children have been enrolled and money
enough has been paid or pledged to ensure
the financial success of the undertaking.
The scholars will be from the ages of 3 to z
years and 1t is hoped enough money will be
pledged SO that large number of children
may be instructed free of charge.
The Michigan Christian Missionary A $50
citation began its session in Grand Rapids
Wednesday, and will continue over Sunday.
The program provides for half days for
each Y. p. s. G. E., Ministerial, Christian
Woman's Board of Missions, the Sunday
School and State Missionary Association.
l.. w. Spayd, corresponding secretary Of
the Association, will not be present to fill
his pulpit In this city next Sunday. The
services, however, will be at usual hours
both at corner of Oliver and Hickory streets
and in Union Chapel. They will be In
charge of Frank Seelye, except the mission
airy service at corner of Oliver and Hickory
streets, which will be conducted by Elder
Randall, of Burton.
| Married, Sept. LIST, by L. W. Spayd, at
the residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Hicks, on Hinman street,
Owosso Mr.. jerome A. Scott and Miss
Zilpha Hicks. Beside parents and sister OF
the bride, there were present Mr.. Charles
and Rebecca Titus, Mr.. Edward and Mary
Titus and Miss Susie Titus, all near rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott are both accom-
plished nurses, having graduated from ex-
cellent schools, and each has had two
years. experience in State asylums, Mr.,
Scott with the State Insane Asylum at Kan.
kakee, H., and Mrs. Scott with the indiana
Asylum at indianapolis. They will reside
in future at Kankakee, Ill.