The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-29
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LOCAL NEWS.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY. NOV. 90, 1895.

Huberlin Concert Co., Dec. 4th.
Owosso lodge A. o. u. w. will elect off
GERS Tuesday evening.
The firm of Aiken & Cooper has dissolved
partnership, Mr.. Cooper retiring.
An additional pension has been granted
Frederick Gutekunst, of OwossO.
Born, on Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Parsons, Ball ST., ten pound son.
Both street car motors are again running,
greatly to the convenience of the public.
Crimson and white have been chosen as
the colors of the high school senior class.
DR.. Lamb took the Templar degree in
Corunna Commandery X. T. on Monday
evening.
Geo. M. Edwards has the contract to
build the power house for the electric rail.
way company.
The Michigan Central train north now
leaves Owosso junction at 500 o'clock p. m
and Owosso at 3:O5.
The balance of the proceedings of the
October session of the board supervisors IL
given in this issue.
The revival meetings at the Asbury
church closed Sunday evening. About &c
professed conversion.
Married, by Rev. FIR. Doman, at st.
Pauls church on Tuesday, Daniel Bagin
and Florence Hughes.
Postmaster McBain and his efficient corps
of assistants presented the Dorcas Home
with barrel of flour yesterday.
The Young Ladies' Social Union of the
Congregational church, will meet with Miss
Flora Webster at $3.50 this afternoon.
The gross earnings of the Ann Arbor
railroad for October were $103,02S, an in
crease of IS, 42s over October 1894.
K. G. Traver has purchased the Tuthill
stave mill property, formerly operated by
G. Tuthill and will continue the business.
The Corunna Independent states thai
$12, IT'S has been expend during the year in
that city for new buildings and repairs.
Richard Haley. Jr., will board with Sher
iff Jacobs for IS days as the result of 9
drunk on Saturday. Sentenced by Justice
Byerly.
G. w. Aten has engaged in the coal bust
ness and received his first car load on Wed.
nesday. He has not yet decided where he
will have his office.
The second annual exhibition of the Ing.
ham county poultry and pet stock associa
ton will be held at Lansing, Dec. 17-20th'
f. B. Shaw, secretary.
G. r. Woodin, township treasurer OF
Owosso, will be at Grove 81 Payne's store
each Saturday during December and al
home Friday to receive taxes.
About forty friends of Elmer Forshee sur
prised him at his home on Ridge street
Tuesday evening. Before leaving they pre-
sented him with a rocking chair.
The effort to organize Baptist mission
Sunday school on the West Side is meeting
with good success. Seventy-one persons
were in attendance last Sunday.
FL. Clifford now represents the Diamond
Match Co. in Michigan. He has travelled
for the wholesale grocery firm of w. j.
Gould & Co. for several years.
The pound social at the NJ. E. church on
Tuesday evening was success, and as the
result number of needy families were lib
orally supplied with provisions the follow
ing day.
The l. o. G. T. debating society at Its
meeting this evening will discuss the ques'
ton, Resolved, that great men make great
events, rather than great events make great
men,"
The Bell Ringers were greeted by large
audience last evening. The musical part Of
the program was enjoyed by all, but the
talking and attempt to be funny was simply
abominable.
The Mothers Club will meet Thursday
afternoon, Dec. 9Th, with Mrs. Vim. Jop
ling, North Ball street Mrs. f. e. Koh
Ter will read paper at the meeting upor
the life of Froebel.
The annual meeting of the First Congrega
tional church will be held on Thursday
evening, Dec. 9Th at 1880 in the lecture
room OF the church. The church officer
will be elected and reports of the past year
work read.
An axle of the truck used to hall tn
street railway boiler from the M. G. depo
to the power house broke down on Wash
ington stree. Saturday. The boiler is al
immense one and 1t was quite Difficult
task to reload 1t.