The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-11-06
TIE Times.
OWOsSO, FRIDAY. NOV. 6, 1896.
Entered at the postQfice in Owosso for
..ansmission as second. class matter.
LOCAL NEWS.
Ed. Lusk is clerking for b. X. salisbu


list this week.
q. w. Darling has resigned his position
with d. r. Salisbury,
Chief McNally geryed $50 lunches at Con-
rier's lunch counter, election night
Mason Getman's five year old daughter,
Matte, is recovering from diphtheria.
Mrs. Fred Morton, 7S1 west Main street,
has nearly recovered from diphtheria.
Miss Hattie West, 800 west Oliver street,
is suffering from an attack of diphtheria.
A new roof has been placed on the resi-
dence of Geo. Colt, 52l west Oliver street.
DR.. j. B. Dowdigan has opened dental
parlors in Elsie and is there on Mondays.
Star of Hope, Rebekah Lodge staff will
meet in its hall, Saturday night at 7:3O
O'Clock.
Frank Greenman's residence, north Wash
ington street, has been handsomely re-
painted.
Edwin Mosher, o. II. s. '96, taught Miss
Ravens classes during the latter's absence
this week.
Corners store was closed Wednesday
morning, on account of the funeral of Ran
dali Campbell.
Messrs. Clark Aitken and A. Ii. North
way went to Merrell, Wednesday morning,
to purchase hay.
The parochial school of st. Johannes
church. corner of Washington and Oliver
street, began Monday.
DR.. Hoyer's residence, K. Oliver street,
has been handsomely painted, II. II. Dan
iels doing the work. esq
Miss May Sutton, corner of Pine and
Elizabeth streets, was seriously i'll last
week, but Is much better.
Miss F. Webster taught Miss Morrices
classes at the Washington school this week,
during the latter's absence.
Union Chapel, Sunday school, $3.50 p. m.
preaching at $3.50 p. m, by Rev. l.. w.
Spayd. All cordially welcome. 4t"
j. G. Robinson completed, Monday, a
fine ten room house in the northwest part
of Owosso township, for Fred Smith.
That beautiful rainbow seen Tuesday
afternoon was hardly sign from heaven of
Bryan's election. 1t had golden hue.
| A. D. Beardsley, who moved to owosso
from Dansville, last month, has put up a
fine barn on his lot. 1913 south Dewey st.
William Brown, of Owosso, was married
Friday evening, at Burton, to Miss Mollie
butcher, of that place. They will reside at
Burton.
The Owosso Mfg. Company's works were
closed Tuesday, on account of election, and
Wednesday, on account of the funeral of
Floyd Collier.
Miss Dede Sckles, after serving as a sup
ply teacher in the Detroit schools, has been
rev arded with permanent position In one
of the grades.
The Owosso high school team evidently
had their own way at st. Johns, Saturday,
where they defeated the st. Johns team by
a score of "a too.
N. A. Goodyear has purchased the j. G.
Williams property, 221 east Exchange St.,
and is remodelling the house into fine
modern dwelling.
Mrs. Frank Mack, 20s south Oak street,
who was injured in the smash up, corner
of Washington and Main streets, is now
able to be out again.
Attorney Van r. Pond, who has been
confined to the house for two weeks with
gastric fever, is convalescing and expects to
to be out again In few days.
Mrs. Ella White has moved from s14
Michigan Avenue into John Shaw's tenant
house 3O2 E. Main street, which he recently
reprinted and otherwise improved.
The Robbins Table works closed Mon
day night, for this week. but large mum.
Der of orders contingent on McKinley's
election will soon have to be filed. g.
Mrs. L. e. Gould and Mrs. G. W. Gale,
of the Current Topic Club, went to De-
troit. Wednesday morning, to attend the
sessions of the Michigan Federation of
Women's Clubs.
At Estey factory A, Superintendent John
Posthumus has changed his Office, on the
second floor, from the west to the east side
of the room. The new Office Is very much
more convenient.
Saturday might barrel of cider was
stolen from the rear Of Albert Todd's resi-
dence, 41s north Mulberry street. Mr..
Todd says the parties are welcome to the
cider, but he would like to have the barrel
left where II was found. agg