The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-12-13
TIE Times.
OwOSSO. FRIDAY. DEC. 10, 1895.

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issue.
The Baptist ladies Melted $50 from their
bazaar.
Judge Smith will hold court at Howell
next week.
Hartshorn 81 Son report the sale of forty
cutters within month.
City Treasurer .Sprague has collected
! about So, 900 taxes to date.
The mothers club will meet with Mrs.
G. L. Taylor on Thursday afternoon next.
The Owosso Carriage Co. is unable to
meet the demand for cutters of their make.
The county prohibition club will hold its
annual banquet at Vernon on New Years
day.
There will be an election of officers of the
HOMEGROWN Benefit Order on Monday even
ing, Dec. 16.
The annual meeting of the sixth Mchi-
l gan cavalry has been changed from January
to June, 1896.
The finishing for the inside work in the
J Keeler-Strahl building is being prepared at
J l.. E. Woodlands.
The strike at the Corunna coal mines was
I turned to work.
The new steam heating apparatus at the
armory works like charm. 1t was put in
! service this week.
Annual meeting of the Congregational
! church society next Monday evening at 1850
in the church parlOr.
Tickets for DIR. Talmage's lecture have
! been placed on sale at the stores of d. NJ
! Christian and ii. w. Mann.
The additional fall of snow on Tuesday
! night and Wednesday has made the sleigh
I ing all that could be desired.
Work is being turned out at Woodlands
1 for three depots on the Ann Arbor road at
I Hamburg, Park Lake and Yumas.
The Arbeiter Society will give one of its
4 popular balls at the hill, on Tuesday even
I ing next. Music by Reineke's orchestra.
George Eldridge, an inmate of the county
4 house, aged about IS years, died on We'd
: nesday of dropsy. He is buried at Corunna
today.
s Owosso merchants are well prepared for a
! large holiday trade. The excellent sleigh
4 ing and the attractions offered bring in buy
. ers from miles around.
Frand Clifford has decided not to travel
longer and has purchased grocery store
4 and meat market in Detroit. His family
! left Wednesday evening.
\ Mrs. Clyde Bugbee, Ii. G. Dolloff and Chas.
I Ellis took the government civil service ex'
animation on Saturday last
A pleasant dancing party was held at A
G. Wetherbee's, few miles south of Owos'
so, on Tuesday evening. The sleighing
was good and so couple took it in.
The Kalamazoo Bargain Store tells on
page two of the many Christmas goods to
be found on their counters. 1t is needless
to gay that bargains are to be had there.
Rev. j. NJ. Kerridge and Rev. j. G. Gro.
mer are committee representing the city
J! pastors to arrange for afternoon union
5 prayer meetings during the week of prayer.
Quackenbush Post will be inspected by
, Assistant Inspector, Sam1 Lamfrom on
|; Wednesday evening of next week. All
comrades are requested to appear in uni
form.
Miss Grace Jacobs, pupil at the Gen.
trail school building, met with painful ac-
cident on Monday. One of her knees was
dislocated by striking 1t against a school
u seat.
j. b. Angus, resident of Woodlawn
avenue, and engineer at Johnson's cracker
factory, found to his sorrow, that his hand
o wouldn't 60 through the rollers safely. He
n is now pursuing some badly lacerated fingers
n The heavy fall of snow Wednesday morn
ing made it very difficult to move the street
cars. The motors were taken out together
and with force of men the track was put
in shape so that traffic was not long delayed
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Is Black g. Son occupy three columns il
y THE TIMES this week calling attention {,
40 their large stock of dry goods and holiday
IS nOYelues. lheir uoupIe store Is nlleu U
% OVERLOOKING with the best of everything II
80 their line.
Sc Justice Parker and William Gunderman
% majority of the Shiawasse township board
IS were in Owosso on Monday, and made sat
g isfactory settlement with George Devereau,
90 for injury to one Of his horses In the Octa
gon bridge, recently.