The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-10-02

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Monday evening, Oct. 5th, to be
addressed by Hon. w. s. Hum
phey, of Saginaw. This will be
one of the best addresses of the
campaign.
Ben Mathews experienced runaway on
the Corunna road, Sunday. He was thrown,
striking on his head and iDjuring his spine
slightly. One of the horses was slightly in
jured and the cart was broken to pieces.
At Christ Episcopal church Rev. Hunt
will preach In the morning on "Divine
Revelations" and in the evening on "Lesson
of the Leaves" Holy Communion will be
celebrated at the morning service. The
Rector will organize Bible class to meet In
the suild room in connection with the Sun
day school.
Wednesday evening at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Corunna, Claude Rappleye,
of Owosso, and Miss Mae Campbell were
married by Rev. Daniels. The couple will
begin Housekeeping this week at 212 Eliza
beth street. THE TIMES extends congratu-
lations and best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rappleye.
You are getting down to business when
you call at 204 N. Washington street, and
buy the goods at about half the usual price.
The goods are more than what they were
represented to be and the people realize 1t.
Everything in dry goods, clothing. hats,
caps, furnishings, ladies' and childrens'
cloaks, capes, jackets, boots, shoes and rub
bers Come.
Ami Nelson went to Jackson, Tuesday,
where he was married to Miss Lizzie Kin
ney. They are spending the week in De-
troit and will be at home to friends at SOC
River street after Tuesday. Mr.. Nelson's
mother, Mrs. e. M. Nelson, attended the
wedding. Mr.. Nelson has been popular
mail carrier for six years and has hosts of
friends who will congratulate him.
W. d. Fitzpatrick, Ernest Jacobs, A. A.
Crawford, 10 Osburn, Gale Osburn, Bert
johnson and Howard Daniels left for Ann
Arbor, Wednesday, to resume their studies
in the University. Among the new stu
dents from Owosso are Dwight North, viii
Sullivan, Claude Bentley, Frank Cooper,
Will ii. Brown, Ray Mahaney, the Misses
Myra Sherwood, Minnie Mccormick and
Nellie Densmore.
The Owosso and Ionia high school foot
ball teams played game at Ionia Saturday.
In the first half the Ionians, after hard
fight made touch down and kicked goal.
In the second half the Ionians made two
touch downs and kicked goals, making the
total score i6 to 0. Our boys put up good
game considering lack of time for training.
Today they meet the Howell team at the
Bancroft fair.
Albert West, of this city, writes from
Lincoln, Nebraska, that the indications are
that Bryan (who is considered third-rate
lawyer In Lincoln) will not carry his state,
county, city or ward, and that most of the
committee who received him on his return
from the Chicago convention will not vote
for him. The personnel of his following is
not in keeping with the magnitude of his
pretensions.
Mrs. Luceretia Willard Treat, of Grand
Rapids, who bears national reputation as
a teacher, spoke at the armory Friday eve
ming In the interest of the Owosso Kinder
garten association. She was introduced,
after some excellent vocal music by Messrs.
Smith and Frieseke, by Mrs. Lucius Gould.
Mrs. Treat gave an interesting exposition of
her ideas on the education of children and
emphasized the positive or do" method as
far better than the common negative or
don't" method.
Charles Ensminger returned last Thurs
day from his fruit farm near Shelby. He
reports the fruit growers as being much dis.
appointed at the result of the summers bus
mess. The immensely and variety of the
crops and the inability of the would-be con-
sumner to purchase the fruit even at the
ridiculously low price for which 1t was Of
fered conspired to give the farmers reason
to complain of hard times. In many in.
stances the returns scarcely covered the
cost of the baskets.
O. l.. Bristol Elected School Commits.