The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-15


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| Fifteen young men were received into the
Brotherhood at 81 Andrew at the EpscO-
pal church sunday evening X ctor Roose-
Welt preached a most eloquent sermon on
st Andrew preceding the admission Of the
Young men
| Miss q, orgia Colt entertained most pleas
aDfly at her home corner King and Adams
streets last evening about SO young people.
Dancing was the principal amusement. A
dainty supper Was served
| At a meeting of the 0wOsso Business
Mems association held Wednesday evening
the following became members OF the asso.
cation: O~O'sO Dry Goods Co. The Con-
ger Co., Grove Bros, Paris & Son, Q. II.
Currey, A. l. Arnold
VIM. SOmers let his left hand get too
close to the joinier at the Robbins table
factory and as result the little finger and
good part Of the hand was taken off, while
the palm OF the hand was badly gOuged
Dr. Arnold is caring for him.
The rig used by the chicken thieves in
OwOsso township two weeks ago and taken
home by Frank Weidman was claimed by
b. Cook and f. Mackey this week. They
gave the name of the parties who rented
the rig as Cook and Mott and they will be
arrested ii they can be found.
Charles F. GoOdhue was buried Saturday,
the funeral services being held at his faith
er's home, corner Oliver and Water streets,
Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Q. l.. GOOdhue receive the deep
est sympathy of the community in this the
death Of their last child, four Others having
died as did Charles of consumption.
VIM. Weidman celebrated his 18th birth
day on Wednesday with family dinner at
his home on the West Side There were
present Mr.. and Mrs l.. K. Woodland and
family, A. L. Densmore and family, Frank
Weidman and family. Such occasions are
always pleasant and this one was no excep-
ton. Mr.. Weidman is quite active for
man of his years and bids fair to see many
returns of the day.
NJ. l. Stewart IL Co. have large num-
Der of coins part OF SO, 600 found in the
ruins of house burned in Milan, Ohio,
last fall and in which the owner, an old
lady, was burned to death. The coins are
old ones evidently having been boarded for
years. Some are in good condition while
others were sold as bullion. The old lady
was an aun. of George Symes, of this city.
Burt A. McLain, nineteen year old son
of GuerdOn McLain, living on east King
street, died last Saturday morning Of cry
sipelas. after an illness of but few days.
Burt was a bright, intelligent boy, very
popular with all his associates. He was
member of the Baptist church, and the fun
eral services were conducted by Rev. w.
b. Matteson the remains being taken to
Vernon for interment.
An effort is being made to organize in
this city q branch of the Knights of the
Loyal Guard, new fraternal benefit asso-
citation organized in Flint and incorporated
at Lansing, January 81. 1885, Mr. Rankin,
OF Port Huron, is representing the Guard in
this city, and is receiving hearty support.
In Flint membership of 800 was secured in
a very few days and they are now awaiting
muster. The plan of the association is
good and will undoubtedly receive hearty
support in this city.
Judge Daboll, of st. Johns, will give his
this city very soon for the benefit of the
relief fund of Quackenbush Post G. A. II.
The date has not been definitely fixed but
will be about Feb o. Those who have
heard Judge Daboll know he is fluent
and pleasant speaker and can relate his
war experience in an entertaining manner.
Later-The lecture will be given in the
Congregational church on the 9th.
Geo. E. Mason brought stock of goods,
bought from Snedicor & Hathaway of De-
troit. from Au Sable to OwOsso last fall and
put them In the store managed by j. b.
Mcintosh. Later he was given charge of
the store and soon after the Detroit firm
failed and turned over to the assignee the
Owosso stock as part of the assets. Mason
refuses now to give up the keys, claiming a
$4,000 interest in the goods here. The
stock was sold to Truix Il McGregor, of
Ypsilanti, by the assignee. s. s. Miner Is
Mr.. Mason's attorney.
Rev. Geo. H.. Wilson, of Hinsdale, H.,
former pastor Of the Congregational church
In this city, was greeted by two crowded
houses Sunday morning and evening, when
he preached two eloquent and forcible ser.
mons on the subject, Put ON your Beauti-
full Garments" They were especially ap.
plicable to the church at this time and pro-
duced strong impression. Mr.. Wilson is
one of the most eloquent preachers that
ever served church in Owosso and it is
with pleasure that many hundreds greet
him. He will occupy the pulpit next Sun
day.