The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-08
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LOCAL NEWS.
OwOSSO. FRIDAY. NOV. 8. 1895.

The Dorcas Home has been removed to
6O4 Pine street.
f. ID. Bentley is again running an oil
wagon about the city.
Judge Smith will hold court in Living
ston county next week.
i Born, Friday of last week, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy McKerring, a daughter.
John Laverock has purchased $50 lambs
which he will feed for the winter market.
j. j. Davis is especially pleased with the
his present location.
THE TINES job department is engaged in
issuing 40 page catalogue for the Owosso
Manufacturing Co.
The Mothers Club will meet with Mrs.
Fred Hartshorn. 627 Adams street, Thurs
day afternoon, Nov. Ia.
August Amends was fined SIS. 90 by JUS
tice Baldwin, Tuesday, for hunting on
Frank Weidman's farm.
Edward Van Curen, of Rush, will board
with Sheriff Jacobs sixty days-sentenced
for larceny by Justice Byerly.
IN. Parshall is assisting Landlord Stur-
tevant at the Exchange hotel. He may pos
sibly become financially interested.
Hall Bros. have purchased the grocery
stock of III. f. Bush, of Fenton, and will
add the same to their stock at Durand.
! Justice Baldwin bound Fred Peterson and
Fred Bartels over for trial In the circuit
court on the charge of selling liquor on Sun
day.
Robert Cook will be examined before
Justice Byerly, Monday morning, charged
with stealing a horse belonging to Ii.
Young.
The market on east Main street is filled
daily with large loads of wood, hay, straw,
corn and all kinds of farm produce which
finds ready sale.
The iron for the Keeler-Strahle building
arrived Wednesday morning and work was
at once resumed and will be pushed for
/ WdTu just Us ldob DIS pOrolDlcs
Geo. T. Mason was in Lansing, Tuesday
afternoon, to secure the right Of way for the
Chapman drain in this city from Mr.. Perry,
one of the property owners.
Married, at the Congregational parsonage.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 9, by Rev. j. c.
Cromer, Walter Wilson, of Pontiac, and
Miss Helen Glynn, of Owosso.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Kelsey, of
Grand Rapids, on Sunday, daughter. THE
TIMES extends heartiest congratulations
from their many friends in Owosso.
The Byron Herald entered on its eleventh
volume last week. Bros. Sleeth and Nc
Donald deserve better advertising patron
age than is given them by Byron merchants.
All who are interested in "Home Mission
airy" work are urged to attend the oyster
supper at the M. e. church, Friday evening.
Proceeds go to the needy in our city. Price
Is cents.
Detroit papers announce the approach
ing marriage of Edward w. Pendleton,
formerly superintendent Of the schools of
this city, and Mrs. Mary e. Leggett, both of
Detroit
w. }. Lyon has been very sick for
week with neuralgia OF the stomach and
palpitation of the heart. His sons, DIR.
Lasell and Fred, of Detroit, are here to
assist in caring for him.
The Sunday school classes of Mesdames
N. l.. and @. ID. Stewart will give an oyster
supper at the Congregational church, Satur-
day evening, from five to eight o'clock.
Only Is cents will be charged. Everybody
invited.
Reports from all parts of the county are
to the effect that signatures are being easily
and rapidly secured to the petitions for the
local option election. The work will be
completed in a few days.
The 2O-page edition of the Owosso Press
sent out by ladies of the Baptist church is a
credit to the ladies and the Press. We are
pleased that the net receipts will handsome
ly repay the ladies for their work.
The engines and boilers for the Electric
Railway Co. have arrived and will be set as
soon as the location of the power house is
settled upon. The work Of grading and
putting he track in shape is being pushed
very fast.
A meeting to complete the organization of
Baptist Sunday School West Owosso, will
be held Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the vacant store owned by Hiram AFFORD on
w. Main street. All interested IN the work