The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-21
TIE Times.
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso TO
as second class matter.
LOCAL NEwS.
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. JUNE 81, 1895.

The stone work has been commenced on
the Baptist church.
j. b. Hathaway, of this city. has been
granted an increase of pension.
Too much care cannot be exercised in
guarding against fires these days.
The salary of the Ovid postmaster has
been increased 500, making it 81, $780,
The salary of Postmaster McBain will be
So, 500 after July LIST, an increase of 500.
Ovid wool dealers claim to have pur-
chased 27O, 900 pounds of wool this season.
THE TIMES job department is at work on
the annual catalogue of the Robbins Table
Co.
The welcome rain Tuesday did an i'm
mense amount Of good. More is greatly
needed.
meeting for the Ovid w. G. T. U. Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. j. NJ. Kerridge delivered the address
to the graduating class Of the Perry school
last night.
Mrs. Julia Sargent has received from the
A. o. U. w. $4,000 insurance on the late
Geo. Sargent.
The Corunna Journal has its new press
and engine in position and used the same
this week.
Hon. ii. r. Pattengill will address the
graduating class of the Vernon schools to-
morrow evening.
Curtis & Ogawas' show which exhibited
in Owosso few weeks ago, stranded at st.
Louis this week.
Three of THE TIMES Office force are on
the sick list this week and fourth one
away on business.
T. o. Christian announces big discount
sale of watches, clocks, silverware and jew
elry beginning tomorrow.
One hundred and twenty-five tickets were
sold from Owosso to Detroit for the Forest
ers' excursion, Wednesday.
Born, on Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Remington, a daughter. and to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Moore, a son.
The Casket Works ball club defeated a
nine from Estey factory B, Saturday, by a
score of % to 10, seven innings.
1t is stated that II. A. Middaugh, of this
city is to be appointed station agent for the
T., A. A. & N. M. Ry. at Durand.
Alex. Johnson, of this city, has been
allowed back pension and bounty by the
pension department to tho amount of $500.
The dental parlors over the store of Black
& Son, formerly occupied by DR.. Stephens
will be occupied by DR.. Moffat, of Lansing,
after July 1st.
/ 1t is considered probable that Judge Mon
tague will recommend the appointment of j.
w. Stockwel, of Flint, as stenographer for
this judicial circuit.
The Royal Neighbors of America will
serve ice cream at the home of Royal Neigh
Dor Whited, $40 Mulberry street, June
25th. All are welcome.
| Nearly three hundred people attended the
swing social at p. j. Punches, Hartwellvile,
Saturday evening. Another will be given
Saturday evening, June 22d.
The seventh quarterly meeting of the Sag
inaw Valley Spiritual Association will be
held June 1928, at Chesaning. A large
n oft
Rev. w. L. Woodhouse, of Vernon, will
preach at the Armory ON Sunday morning
and evening, exchanging with Rev. w. b.
Matteson, who will preach at Vernon.
Special services of interest to every men,
Der of the church and congregation will be
held at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning and general attendance
is urged.
"Right Conceptions of Gods Kingdom"
will be the theme of discourse at the Disci-
pie church next Sunday morning. ''De-
layed judgment hardening the heart" the
theme for the evening.
L. w. Spayd will follow the $3.50 o'clock
Sunday school at Union chapel with SER
mon as usual next Sunday. Fay Wing will
deliver the evening sermon. All cordially
welcomed.
Press: Aaron Hinkley died at his home
in Fenton on Tuesday, June 18th, of apo
plexy. Mr.. Hinkley was formerly a resi-
dent of this city and had many acquaintance
here especially among the older people.
We are quite certain that Owosso has had
no happier citizen during the week than z.
s. Ensminger. The birth Of ten pound
son on Monday accounts for 1t all. or
course our congratulations are extended to
the happy parents.