The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.
OWOsso. FRIDAY. NOV. 1, 1895.

n OWOSSO. FRIDAY. NOV. 1. 1895.
Oysters at the Baptist chapel Saturday
4 evening.
& The new Baptist church is going up at q
I rapid rate now.
= Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Quigley
y Tuesday, son.
ID. M. Christian sold large bill of carpets
( recently to parties at Grand Blanc.
4 Durand voters decided to bond the village
\ to put in an electric light plant.
series Of special meetings will begin in
I the First M. L. church, Noy. 25th.
The next State Christian Endeavor Con-
/ vention is to be held at Ionia beginning
1 April 1.
The libel case of Geo. w. Owen VS.. E. O..
J Dewey and j. N. Mcbride was submitted to
J supreme court on Friday last.
An effort is being made to arrange foot
I ball game at Athletic Park, between the
4 Olivet and Alma college teams.
l. V. Pyle, the Corunna clother, has
! made an assignment to w. A. McMullen.
Liabilities, "a, 500; assets, $4,000.
I Frances and Joseph Schad, two orphan
| children, aged 10 and years, of Corunna,
will become inmates of the Coldwater State
1 School.
J The mysterious IN. M. MS" of the Bap-
! fist church will hold their second social this
! evening at the home of Miss May Lawrence,
West King street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snow mourn the loss
I of their infant daughter who died on Sat-
/ urday. The remains were taken to Otter
I Lake for burial.
The Epworth League of the First M. E.
church will hold mystery sociap this
J evening at the home of Miss Charlena Rob-
bins, West Main st.
Mrs. Minnie Carpenter, of Detroit, will
speak in the Spiritual hall Sunday morn
ing and evening. Mrs. Carpenter is q
! fine speaker and test medium.
The case against Darcy, the jewelry
: auctioneer, was dismissed by Justice Bald
win, Monday, complainant failing to appear.
I 1t is said that the matter was fixed up by
Darcy.
Warren M. Young, aged nine years, died
I at bis home on Exchange street Sunday
\ noon. The funeral took place at Vernon
\ Tuesday, Rev. j. M. Kerridge conducting
\ services at the home.
J Married, at the home OF the brides par
! ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Richards, Null
berry street, Thursday, Oct. "a, Lawrence
p. Gould and Mrs. Cora Whted, Rev. w.
B. Matteson officiating.
Some of DR.. Jabez Perkins friends re-
minded him in a very substantial way on
saturday that he was ~ years old that day.
The presentation of purse of S115 was
great surprise to the DR..
The city band seienaded two of its mem
bers, Ray Moore and Geo. Rieneke, Monday
evening. These members have recently put
on the matrimonial harness and the band
boys wanted to cheer them up a little.
New rails for the Grand Trunk system
, between Port Huron and Chicago, weighing
eighty pounds to the yard, have been Or
dered. 1t is said that double track be-
tween those points is to be put down.
Hon. Hugh McCurdy has been named as
for a monument to the memory of the
soldiers and sailors of the Saginaw Valley.
a The funds for the same will be given by
, Michael LETTERS.
p Judge Kendrick, of Saginaw, will hold
court at Corunna to-day to hear some cases
In which Judge Smith was interested pre-
vious to his appointment Judge Smith has
9 been engaged during the week in the Got
q shall insurance case, at Flint
u The first assembly of the dancing school
was held last Friday evening, and was q
most enjoyable affair. 1t was conducted in
the form of a school and gave large num-
Der an opportunity to learn some of Prof.
Strassburg's new and popular dances.
i Prof. Zeublln will give the third lecture
In the University Extension Course, next
Tuesday evening, the subject being "Chart-
! ISM" Tickets are still being sold and per-
d sons who desire an evenings entertainment
o and instruction should not fail to hear the
y lecture.
Q At corner of Oliver and Hickory streets
y l.. w. Spayd will, next Sunday morning,
! present the educational work of the Dis
O ciples among the negroes of the south.
d There will be no services in the church
u at night as the same will adjourn 10 Union
). Chapel to encourage the series Of meeting