The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-11-27
TIE Times.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, NOV. 81, 1896,
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso for
as second class matter.
LOCAL NEWS.

lakes are que next TUESDAY, Dec. lSt.
The Oakley News has suspended publicas
ton.
Christmas bazaar at the Congregational
church, Dec. Is and IS.
Vivian Cadman has been on the sick list
this week with facial neuralgia.
Sale of lands advertised for taxes at coun-
ty treasurer's Office, Monday, Dec. 18th.
Bessie Crane, S24 Saginaw street has
been suffering from tonsilitls this week.
The Owosso High School football team
defeated the Howell team yesterday "a to o.
Friday E. M. johnson paid SIS fine and "a
costs for riding bicycle on the sidewalks.
Miss Marie Jackson, of Bradley street,
has recovered from an attack of scarlet
fever.
The city schools were closed yesterday
and today on account of Thanksgiving
observances.
Herbert Willard was called to Montrose,
yesterday, by dispatch announcing the
death of his mother.
Miss Margaret McCrea is travelling with
the Labadie-Rowell Go. They played yes
terday at Toronto. Canada.
Laverock & Gerow have placed large
permanent wood awning over the entrance
to the feed barn on Main street.
Hon. w. r. Chapel left Tuesday for
al IN bfc hufi
clerk of the house of representatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. e. Lohnes were called
to Saginaw. Tuesday, by a dispatch an
nOuncing the death of the latter's mother.
The Aeolian Quartette consisting OF
Mess $. Reynolds, Knapp, Hoyt and Jacobs
will sing at the First M. K. church Sunday
evening.
Some cutters tried the snow Saturday for
the first time this season. The snow how
ever did not last long. being nearly all gone
by Monday noon.
The Maple River Farmers Club met yes
terday at the home of K. j. Cook, where an
interesting program and bountiful dinner
were enjoyed.
The Citizens Savings Bank is issuing
new check books to their customers. The
checks are printed on pink paper and the
topographic work is excellent.
The sworn statement of Supt. J. w. Sim
mons filed with the secretary of state shows
that he expended just SIS. 90 to be elected a
member of the state board Of education.
Miss Fannie Stearns has been absent
from her room in the Bryant school this
week on account of tonsilitis. Miss Flo
Webster has been teaching in her place.
M. Ii. Reynolds was in Kalamazoo, Tues
day, Wednesday and yesterday, attending to
some unfinished business of tie State Sun
day School Association, held there Novem-
Der II, IS and 10.
The always neat appearance of the Gen.
trail school building speaks well for the
janitors, f. G. Sutherland and Ernest Odell
who spare no pains to keep the rooms COM
Portable and clean.
Nelson Cole, father of ex.sheriff VIM.
Cole. died suddenly, on Wednesday, at his
residence in Vernon, aged SO years. Mr..
Cole was remarkably active and well pre-
served for man of his years. The funeral
will occur today.
Beginning next Monday Owosso will
have another passenger train south on the
Michigan Central. The train will start
from here at p. M, reaching Jackson at
1880, in time for connec tons on all branch
es.
John w. Revenaugh and Bert Copas re-
turnded Wednesday from three weeks
hunt in Okemaw county where they killed
three deer. Mr.. Revenaugh shot buck
which weighed 215 pounds and was prob
ably one of the largest killed this season.
While playing SNOWFALL with number
of other boys, Monday afternoon, near the
Baptist church. Whitman Miner was hit be-
tween the eyes by a SNOWFALL. He was
unable to see for several minutes. The in
jury, though not serious, was quite painful.
Tuesday evening the Epworth League of
the First M. K. church held pound social
in the church parlor. A large number were
present and sufficient food was brought to
give eight or nine families good Thanks
giving dinner.
j. A. Bloomington, a member OF the
Owosso league ball team in '95, left Flint
for Chicago. Wednesday, to open law Of
fee. He has been manager and trainer of
the Orchard Lake Military Academy foot
ball team during the season.
Miss LouSatterlee, teacher of the sixth
grade of the central school was again COM
PEELED by illness to leave her work and
returned TO Vernon, Tuesday evening, her
room being dismissed Wednesday morning
for the rest of the week.