The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-02-07

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seven legal notices, to all of which we cal
special attention.
Mrs. John Schaub, of west Oliver street
has the diphtheria.
Mrs. Jacob Hathaway, who has been In
poor health for some time is failing.
Harry Mickey, of Maple street, an EN-
ployee in the Ann Arbor shops. is quite ILL
Rev. j. M. Kerridge will conduct services
at the Maple RIVER church Sunday at 2:9(
p. m.
The Baptist ladies will hold doughnut
sale at No. 315 N. Ball St., Saturday from
3 to o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Jane M. Bagg, mother of Mrs. Hen.
derson, 600 N. Water street, has been suf-
fering from severe attack of erysipelas.
L. w. Woodland returned from Detroit,
Saturday, and has resumed work in the
banking house OF M. l.. Stewart & Co.
Miss Laura DeWarr gives dancing party
this evening to number of young people
at the w. X. Tillotson residence. west King
street.
Mrs. Charles Bemis, formerly resident
of Shiawasseetown and Corunna, who Wis.
tied here last summer, was buried at Roch.
ester. Michigan, the LIST inst.
The Spiritual society is to be congratulate.
ed on securing so talanted speaker as Mrs.
A. E. Sheets, of Grand Ledge, who will
serve them for the coming three months.
Owosso Lodge No. ss L. o. o. F. will
repeat its amusing and instructive burlesque
lodge meeting and initiation in its hall,
over THE TIMES Office, next Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Admission Is cts.
Rev. w. f. Jerome, of Marine City, con-
Quoted service at Christ Episcopal church
Wednesday evening. A large number at
tended this service, which included strong
sermon on "Christ, the Light of the World. ,
Clark ID. Smith. the genial proprietor o.
the Grand Central, Corunna, will have {
hOuseful next Wednesday evening, wheI
Corunna Commandery Knights Templar, o.
which he is member, will give grant
banquet at his popular hosiery.
The gymnasium of the Y. M. G. A. has
been undergoing repairs and painting which
have rendered its appearance much better
A railing has been placed In the west end o.
the room to separate the spectators from
those practicing the athletic exercises.
The gymnasium will be opened Wednesday
As we go to press meeting is being held
at the Caledonia town house to answer John
Whelan, who spoke there recently against
local option. The speakers today are the
Hon. Marcus Wilcox. of Corunna, and e
l.. Brewer, of Owosso.
Dress to represent noted person or some
nation, and attend the Representation
social at the Good Templar hall, Hartwell.
vile, Thursday evening, Feb. IS, given by
Morrice and Crystal Fount lodges Bill,
including refreshments, 10 cents. All In.
vited.
Librarian Mrs. e. A. Todd, assisted BY
Mrs. V. Grahame and the Misses Gracls
Stewart and Georgia Colt are revising the
book-list of the Ladies' library and are pre-
pairing to issue new catalogue. This hal
been made necessary by the large number
of new books added to the library within
the past year or two.
The services of the church of Christ, cor
ner of Oliver and Hickory streets will bt
conducted as usual next Sunday morning.
There will be no sevices at the church in the
evening, as the pastor will deliver an adj
dress on local option. Let the fourth ware
citizens note this announcement and make
1t grand rally for the cause.
Mrs Charles Dorrance, of Vernon, ar
aunt of Mrs. II. M. Post, of Owosso, dice
Wednesday and was buried today, the
funeral services being held at the Baptist
church. Frank Ching, of Hart, nephew
of the deceased attended the funeral. Mrs
Dorrance was about sixty years Of age ant
highly esteemed In the community In which
she resided.
Hamilton King, of Olivet, will occupy
the pulpit of the Congregational church
Sunday morning at 10:45 o'clock by ex.
change with the pastor. In the evening
there will be union mass meeting In the
Methodist church In the interest of local op.
ton, and Mr.. King will give the address
Let no one fail to hear him. He comes
from Eaton County and knows Of the Law
workings there.