The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-01
LOCAL NEWS.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1895.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beebe, on
Friday, a son.
] Born, on Saturday to Judge and Mrs.
Newton, of Flint, son.
Hartshorn & Son have added line of
bicycles for the trade of 1895.
Owosso factories are all running and re-
port good demand for goods.
City Treasurer Hall will have about
$4,000 uncollected taxes to return.
r. P. Bigeow is candidate for the re-
publican nomination for city treasurer.
A surprise party was given j. A. Sutton
by friends and neighbors, Friday evening.
A. @. Cole was acquitted Saturday on a
charge of assault and battery preferred by
Il. Peca.
The broken plate glass window in l. G..
Curry's store was replaced by new one
Tuesday.
A masquerade was given at the home of
II. E. Conner, Wednesday evening, by the
Good Templars.
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of the prohibition state central committee
at the convention last week.
Under the new law for the incorporation
of villages all village elections will be held
on the second Monday in March.
Mrs. Eva p. Hopkins, of this city, has
accepted an invitation to lecture for the
Spiritualists of Flint next Sunday.
The services at Spiritualsts hall next
Sunday at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. will be
conducted by DIR. Denslow, of Flint.
The new county Atlas will be ready for
distribution within 90 days. If you have
not already ordered copy do so at once.
A company of friends surprised Elmer
butcher of Mulberry street Tuesday even
ing and spent pleasant evening with him.
| Elial Badgero, of Burns township, will be
tried on March 18th before Justice Byerly
on charge of non-support preferred by his
wife.
BY the bursting of a stove in the Office of
Watson & Chapman Goals were thrown
over the floor but went out before doing
much harm.
Miss Bertha Sturtevant entertained a
large number of friends at supper and
dancing Tuesday, 1t was an exceedingly
pleasant affair.
T. d. Fletcher has left the employ of
Osburn & Sons and opened a wholesale
tailoring establishment in the store building
with w. E. Small.
President Sperry. of Olivet college, will
fill the Congregational pulpit next Sunday
morning and evening. A large attendance
of members is urged, as letter from DIR.
Krohn will be read.
The first meeting for some time of the
Mothers Club will be held at Mrs. N. A.
Finch's, corner Mulberry and Oliver streets,
next Wednesday afternoon. An interest
ing meeting is expected.
Martin Harrington declined the nomina-
ton for school commissioner rendered him
by the democrats. The county committee
has substituted Prof. Frank w. French. of
Vernon, the prohibition nominee.
The Owosso teachers will visit the Sagi-
nav schools on Friday of next week. Supt.
Simmons will take a large number Of pupils
to Lansing to visit the blind school, reform
school and other state buildings on the
same day.
II. Oliver is getting material together to
erect two story brick Office and residence
building 22x35 feet on Washington street
south at the corner of Jerome. Work will
be commenced as soon as the weather will
permit.
DR.. ID. II. Lamb removed cataract from
the eye of Mrs. E. j. Henderson, of Corun-
ma, Tuesday, and now she is able to see
quite clearly. Being 70 years old the opera
ton on the lady was a difficult one but
highly successful.
City Marshal Barrisford succeeded in ar
resting yesterday afternoon Daniel Mott,
one of the boys wanted for stealing chick
ems from Edmund Filkins, of Owosso town.
ship, month ago. Mott says his compan-
ion, ALI. Cook, is in Canada.
II. M. Post has just finished putting a
steel roof on the bottling works building of
Alexander & Radford. Mr.. Post is gaining
quite a reputation for this class of work and
can save money for every one who needs
anything of the kind.
The ladies of the w. G. T. u. are prepar-
ing to send box of clothing and food to
the Nebraska sufferers on Wednesday next
Everyone is asked to contribute something,
either clothing, food, money or seed of any
kind. All should aid in this worthy cause
Leave donations at Z. l.. Brewers store.