The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-14
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LOCAL NEWS.
3 OWOSSO. FRIDAY. JUNE IA, 1895.

fOWOSSO, FRIDAY, JUNE Ia, 1895.
Albion College year book is on our table.
Frieseke Bros. are burning kiln of brick.
T. j. Horsman is to crate at Perry, July
4th.
This weather makes harvest for the ice
dealers.
Circuit court will be in session again on
the Goth.
NJ. L. Parker has his first kiln of brick
for the season burned.
Brooks & Son have new delivery team
for which they paid $500.
Gas fixtures have been ordered for the
Congregational parsonage.
The stock of the Owosso Dry Goods Co.
has been shipped to Ohio.
1t cost Fred Amends fine of So for
dumping garbage in the river.
THE TIMES job department has been
crowded with work this week.
The festival at the Catholic church last
week Melted the society $3.50.
1t is said that Mayor Pingree will deliver
the 4th of July Grafton at Bancroft.
Nightwatchmen Hammond and Cady ap-
peared in fine new uniforms last evening.
The Arbeiter Society is arranging for the
usual celebration at their grounds July 4th.
The approach to the Oliver street bridge
is being graded up and put in first class
shape.
The hay crop will be failure. Not
half the usual amount will be cut to
the acre.
1t is said that the Standard Oil Company
will put up oil and gasoline storage tanks
at Durand.
The pension of d, Shanafelt was increased
from $40 to $50 month but short time
before he died.
Several welcome showers in different
parts of the county this week. More rain
is greatly needed.
The finishers at the Casket works defeat
ed the benchmen in game of ball Saturday
by score of II to Z.
The Mems Social Club of the Baptist
church will meet with DR.. Crum on Friday
evening of next week.
The annual picnic of the Shiawassee
oo,o+x ,,;o,aar association 10 fo ha bald NJ
Riverside Park on July 4th.
The seniors and Juniors were given a
very pleasant reception at the home of Mr..
w. A. Woodland last evening.
The ''candy kitchen" will remove from
the Strahle building to the Hutchins build
ing, south Washington street.
The Mothers Club will meet next We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. G. w. Loring,
corner Williams and Pine streets.
Estey & Calkins will undoubtedly locate
their hardwood milling plant at Bay City.
The city will give them a valuable site.
Jesse Ball returned the first of the week
from Harrietta, bringing with him 6S
speckeled trout, the result of one days fish
ing.
The Shiawassee township Sunday school
association meeting will be held at Maple
River Baptist church, Sunday, June 10th, at
$3.50 p. m.
Miss Anna Goodburn, formerly of Owos-
so, died at her home in Jackson, June Z.
She was sister of Mrs. VIM. Douglass, Of
this city.
Mrs. DIR. Allen has been engaged by the
Spiritualist society to give other lectures and
test meetings at the hall next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Dorcas society will serve strawberry
tea in the basement of e. l.. Brewers store,
on Saturday evening, from to 0 o'clock.
Price 10 cents.
1t is stated that an open court martial will
soon determine the question whether one of
the members Of Quackenbush Post shall be
dropped from Post membership.
Richard Randall and Mrs. Julia Hatha-
away, of Saginaw, were arrested at Ovid,
Tuesday, on charge Of adultery. They
had lived in Ovid for a month.
The Michigan Bridge Co. will build new
iron bridge across the Shiawassee river in
Burns township near the residence of M. Fl.
Redmond at cost Of $1,7O0.
On Tuesday afternoon Clara Marie Sayles
gave birthday party to sixty of her young
friends at the family home on John street.
The little ones had royal good time.
The Dewey q Stewart mill has been
leased to G. <. Miller and VIM. j. Hoxsie,
of Vassar, who take possession tomorrow.
The latter gentleman Is an experienced
miller and comes here highly recommended.