The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-05-24

Corunna Commandery will attend Ascen'
sion Day services at the First M. Z. church
next Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
regular Knight Templar service will pre-
cede the sermon of Pastor Kerridge. The
public is given cordial invitation to be
present.
The A. o. u. w. and ID. of IL. lodges
surprised T. M. Wiley last evening, on the
occasion of his seth birthday. About one
hundred friends were present and very
pleasant evening was spent On behalf OF
the company j. w. Zimmerman presented
him with an easy chair. THE TIMES
untes in congratulations.
Some one, we believe quite likely Gold
stem himself, threw ink on the front of B.
Goldstein's stores Saturday night. This is
the second time this has been done and re-
suits in considerable free advertising for this
dealer He offers reward of $25 for the
conviction of the person who threw the ink.
We think quite likely If he should credit
himself up with $25 he would be paying the
reward.
Cadillac News and Express: ''Miss Lulu
Taylor, of this city, was united in marriage
yesterday at 10 a. m, to Mr.. Charles j.
Markham, of OwossO. The bride Is well
known in this city and the best wishes OF
her friends follow her to Owosso where the
newly married couple will make their home.
Rev. Mr.. Smallidge officiated at the wedding
which took place at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor, on
Chaplin street,"
City Marshall Barrisford announces thai
the instruction from the council to prohibit
base ball playing on Sunday will be strictly
carried out. The deputies have been ordered
to make complaints against any and al
persons found breaking the law within the
city limits. Citizens have been complaining
to the Marshall and Mayor for some time
and now the matter will be taken up and 6
thorough attempt made to suppress al
games on Sunday.
Confirmation services were held at Chris
Episcopal church last Sunday, class O
twenty being received into membership by
Rt. Rey. Bishop Davies. The church hat
been neatly trimmed and special music b!
Messrs. Horsman and Duff and Misses Mat
lock and Gardner and Mrs. Newbiggin,
added much to the service. The church i
to be congratulated upon the reception of 81
large class at this time. Rev. Sherwood
Roosevelt is doing a good work and hi
people highly appreciate it. A class of 81,
were received at Corunna.
A very pleasant song recital by Mr.. Sila
r. Mills, of the Detroit Conservatory o
Music and his Owosso pupils, was givel
last evening at the home of Mrs. Cyru
Reimer, about one hundred friends wer
present who most highly enjoyed the recital
Misses Helen Duff and Gertrude Smith san,
two duets and also solos; Miss Edit
Frieseke and Mrs. Reimer sang solos
All showed not only their excellent train
ing, but proved to their friends that thei
voices were among the best. Mr.. G. q
Duff sang two solos and as ever pleased tn
hearers. Mr.. Mills sang several short mum
bers and his singing was loudly encored
August Wesener varied the program by
violin solo in ID. minor that was executed il
his usually excellent style.
The first anniversary of the Euterpeal
Club was celebrated at the home of Mrs
A. e. Stever Wednesday evening, when
banquet was served and programme o
toasts given by the members. The subject
and speakers were: ''Euterpe, our Patrol
Saint" Miss Mae Lawrence; "History O
the Club" Miss Myra Sherwood; 9Th
Musical Wife and Mother" Miss Mabe
Ferry; Musical Treats" Miss Edit
Wykes; "Euterpeans Fifteen Years Hence,
Miss Maud Gates; "Our Ambitions" Mis-
Frances Jones. Miss Lena Gregory acte
as toastmester. The club is composed O
! twenty members and their studies are max
ing them exceedingly well informed mu
sicians