The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-07

The Saginaw District w. I'll. nj. >. OF the
M. e. church, will hold its annual cohVeh-
ton in the M. e. church, Corunna, Thurs
day and Friday, June and Z L'liiah
HOLSTER and Jane Bancroft Robinson Me
among the speakers. All are welcome.
The Maccabees are planning for grand
time at their annual county picnic to be
held at Riverside Park on Thursday next.
The principal address will be delivered by
Congressman Aitken. Mrs. Lillian HOLSTER
State Commander of the l.. o. T. NJ, Is ex-
pected TO be present
THE TINES printed for the class of 80
| Owosso high school this week 600 very hne
fancy folders for the graduating exercises.
1t includes the program, list of graduates,
| members of board of education and high
school teachers. The motto of the class is
"Out of.harbor into sea-" :.
The Owosso ball club was defeated at
Battle Creek, Saturday, by score OF % to
4, on Monday 81 to 5, Tuesday 8 to D.
Yesterday at Port Huron they won by a
score of s to5. The Kalamazoo club is now
in the lead for the penant, Lansing having
suffered three defeats.
B. Ii. Strahle has decided to remove the
old wooden buildings on his lot north OF the
Savings Bank and erect a three story brick
at the same time l. III. Keeler builds on the
nf ha nj
takes away one of the landmarks of Owosso,
but everyone will be pleased with the
change.
The trial before Justice Byerly on We'd
nesday of Thos. Glassco and VIM. Laundy,
charged with cruelty to animals resulted in
their acquittal. Thoy were arrested on
complaint of VIM. Jopling, who charges
that they overdrove team hired from him
on Sunday. Percy Edwards appeared for
the defendants.
There has been more or less talk for
several years past about graveling Main
street east as far as the coal mines. The
matter is again being discussed and it is to
be hoped that 1t will assume definite shape
at once and that the work may be actually
done. The people residing or owning prop
erty along the road can well afford to give
a number of days work in drawing gravel.
The council ought to appropriate some
thing toward the expense of doing the
work.
The first service by the Baptists in the
| ArmOry was held last Sunday morning
| when the pastor preached on "Gresham as
| Illustrative of certain American Traits.
The armory was quite comfortably filled,
and is good place to hold service, In the
evening Rev. Matteson spoke of athletic
sports, the talk being highly interesting and
instructive. Mr.. Matteson considers most
all games innocent in themselves and are
made dangerous by the associations
and excess. Bicycling he considers a
healthful sport and Sunday riding all right
when by it the day is not turned into an al
day sporting trip.
The death of Mrs. E. A. Daniels, OF
Stockbridge, Mich, occurred early Friday
morning, May 31st, az the residence of hel
nephew, Ii. Ii. Daniels, in this city. The
deceased was born at Harris Hill, Erie Co.
N. Y, in August, 1928. For over twenty
years she was professional nurse in Buff
falo, Milwaukee and Chicago, finally NOV
ing to Stockbridge on account of i'll health
She came to Owosso in February to visi
relatives and has been sick during nearly al
the time since. She had had heart trouble
many years, which with severe attack o.
the grip caused her death. Funeral services
conducted by Rev. j. M. Kerridge, wer'
held Sunday afternoon at the residence
interment at Oakhill cemetery.