The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-08


j. q. Cromer. pastor. Sunday at 1o:45 a. m
and 1880 p. IN. The pastor will preach IN
thu morning on 1.-THE Ministry of Waiting
and in the evening ON 1.-THE Blunder OF the
Builders" The new church hymn boob
will be in the congregation for use. Let
every one try to be In attendance.
Rev. J. X. Reitzel, former pastor Of the
Congregational church of this city, will
deliver lecture for the benefit or the
Knights of Maccabees, Friday evening,
Nov. Is. in the M. K. church. His subject
will be "Constantinople, or the Heart of the
World aud the Prince Of India"
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
Miss Anna, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
King, Of Rush, and Louis K. Dingler, OF
this city, to occur at st. Paul's church on
Tuesday next at O'Clock a. m. A recep-
ton will follow at the home of the BRIDES
parents.
o. o. Kraft, of Saginaw, spent several
days in Owosso this week doing work for
the State Labor Bureau. AS result of his
visit several needed reforms will be institu-
ted in the factories of Owosso and the furni-
ture factory at COrunna. He says that the
law against employing child labor is being
generally observed in Owosso.
Letters remaining uncalled for In the
Owosso post Office for week ending Nov. q:
Jenis johnson, Luzina Fanzer, Thomas
Cooling, Chester Wallace, Rishard Tibbetts,
l.. X. Heavier, Mrs. Hattie Taylor, Cora
Reed, Hope Winnie, May Miner, Elite Min
or, Jim Landfair, Alma Devoe, o. Ii. Fish
er, Major Mcdowell, Emma Mckenzie,
Betsey A. Fowler, Louisa Miller.
Warren Pierpont, a graduate of the law
department of the University of Michigan,
has entered the law Office of Hon. w. M.
Fitzpatrick, and will devote his time to the
practice of law. We are pleased that Mr..
Pierpont decided to locate in OwossO, where
he is so we'll and faverably known, and have
no hesltancy in predicting bright future
for him. He is a thorough student, pleas.
ant and exemplary young man and hard
wOrker-one who is bound to succeed.
The order of worship at the Church of
Christ next Lords day 1890 a. m, will con-
sist of a sermon by l.. w. Spayd and the
ordination OF Clarence Il. Gleason to the
Christian ministry. MIR. Gleason and wife,
who lately Joined the Disciples, have had
several years experience in gospel work.
They received a unanimous call to labor
with the church at Ottawa Lake upon re-
cent visit there, and will move from Owosso
to the field next Tuesday.
The first of the winter series of dancing
parties opening the seventh annual series
given by the Knights of Pythias, was held
Wednesday evening and was by far the best
party ever held in the hall, and IL it is a
forerunner of the six or more to be given 1t
will make the castle hall affairs a synonym
for the best times forl the young people.
Nearly forty couples attended and all re-
port pleasant time. The friends of the
order are invited to attend, during the re-
of the series. Card tables are
provided and so arranged that players may
watch the dancing.
The county Christian Endeavor meeting
at New Lothrop on Friday and Saturday
last proved to be an exceptionally enjoyable
occasion. The attendance was large, the
societies from all parts of the county being
we'll represented. The people of New 10th
rop gave warm welcome to all corners.
The program was filed with good things
and every moment of time occupied to the
advantage of the listners. Those present
from Owosso, were Rev. j. G. Cromer,
Misses Kate Corlett and Clara Carson. The
latter read very happy report of the gath
ing Sunday evening at the meeting of the
church society.
The investigation made by the deputy
oil inspector of this district into the cause
Of the fire at Crawford Fuller's home in
Shiawassee township two weeks ago resulted
IN the discovery that mistakes have been
frequently made on the part of dealers
N the city who have sent out gasoline when
kerosene oil was ordered. One of the deal
BIS acknowledged that his own kerosene can
had been filed with gasoline, sent to his
home and used for some time before the
,rror was discovered, although from the
tart it was thought something was the
matter with the OIL" Fortunately in this
,ase the real trouble was ascertained before
my serious damage-only the smuggling of
he gentleman's eye brows, etc.-was DONE
Dealers cannot be too careful to follow the
requirement OF the law and label every can
If gasoline sent out with a good plain card
cling what it is and that it is explosive.
Users should also use the greatest precaution
o keep cans properly closed and in place
way from fire.