The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-11-13
TIE Times.
OwOSSO, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1896.
Entered at the postoffice in OwossO fol
as second class matter.
LOCAL NEWS.

| LOCAL NI"S.
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Treasurer Colby paid S7S so for sparrow
orders in October.
Geo. Welte Jr.. and Harry Wimple are
on the diphtheIia sick list.
The Casket Works commenced Monday
morning to run ten hours day.
The factories of Owosso have received
large orders nearly every day since election.
The junior foot ball team, of the high
school, play at Chesaning, tomorrow after
noon.
School commissioner Bristol is busy this
week visiting the village schools of the
county.
so high school football teames will play a
game here.
E. Fl. Cherry has added furnace to the
comforts of his residence TIA north Wash
ington street.
The manufacturing concerns i'm OwOsso
report wonderful improvement in collec-
tons since election.
Richard Phillips has made his residence,
7l9 Park street more commodious by build
ing large addition to it.
Co. G, at IFS meeting held Tuesday night,
appointed committee to report on the adj
visibility of having lecture course.
e FL. Cherry is building nice six room
cottage for John Dale, four miles south of
Owosso, opposite the Hartshorn farm.
Rev. John Sweet will preach Sunday
morning on San Early Emigrant," and in
the evening on us Life Worth the Living?'
ii. w. Mann e. Co. have a change of ad.
in this issue. This firm carries large and
excellent stock of goods. See what they
say.
1t is reported that several changes in the
ID. & M. time card Will be made Sunday.
1t is expected that the afternoon train east
will leave earlier.
Geo. Billiard, of Venice, who was arrest.
ed for assault and battery on the complaint
of his wife, was discharged Tuesday, Jus.
tice Byerly considering the evidence in
sufficient to warrant trial.
On Tuesday the sub-district meeting of the
Saginaw district of the NJ K. churches will
be held in the Asbury M. e. church. Rev.
Mott, of Corunna, will preach at 10 O'Clock
in the morning, and at o'clock business
meeting will be held.
Saturday, Barney Perry, of Corunna, was
sentenced to the Detroit house of correction
for ninety days for striking Fred Simmons
at the republican rally, at Corunna, Octo
Der 2s. The assault was unprovoked
Perry is now where he belongs.
Tuesday evening Palestine Lodge, f. and
A. M, of Detroit, will conduct the work Of
initiation at the lodge rooms of OwossC
Lodge No. 81. The visiting lodge is said
to have an expert staff and will be heartily
welcomed by their Owosso brethren.
A. e. Hartshorn returned from his hunt.
ing excursion Tuesday night bringing with
him magnificent deer, weighing nearly 2O(
ponds, which he shot near Higgins Lake
The antlers have five prongs and Mr.. Harris
horn will have the head mounted as me
. mento of the trip. The venison was dressed
at Barie's market.
Owing to the very inclement weather
Wednesday afternoon, the Ladies' Benevo
lent society did not meet at their room ir
Mrs. A. e. Stevens home, but will do Sc
next Wednesday. One feature of Their
work is mte-box. ANY offering of money
, no matter how small, will be gladly re
received and judiciously used.
j. & III. Frieseke were pleased Saturday
evening to receive telephone message from
a gentleman at Carson City ordering 200, 0O'
brick to be shipped at once. The firm wer,
In correspondence with the gentleman las
July and had about completed sale whel
the Chicago convention met and decided TO
free silver. The gentleman immediatel,
wrote that he was disguised and would no
proceed with the building. He telephonet
Herman Frieseke Saturday: mckinley
elected. Now for business. Send tn,
brick"
James Fellows and Clifford French, o
Bancroft, were in this city, Wednesda!
afternoon. They reported an accident to
MIR. Witse, who lives north of Byron
Mr.. wiltse was driving into Corunna Wed
nesday morning just as the Ann Arbor ant
d. &. M. trains were racing past. Mr.
Wiltse's rig was struck by the ID. & M
> train when II was crossing the track. Mr.
y Wiltse is very heavy man, about fft
E years OF age, and was thrown out of tn
|, carriage, his forehead being badly cut an
$ his left shoulder injured. The horse wa
not injured and the damages to the carriag
:. we're slight.