The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-29
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LOCAL NEWS.

street has been re-painted.
The ladies of the Episcopal church cleared
$3.50 from the Masonic banquet.
An increase of pension has been granted
to Cornelius Boeram, of this city.
Nineteen wheemen from Flint, Flushing
aud Fenton were in Owosso, Sunday.
The Y. M. G. A. Wheelmen made a
pleasant run to Burton, Tuesday evening.
The Loyal Guards gave pleasant dane
ing party in the X. o. 4. M. hall Tuesday
evening.
James Colby has placed a Portland
cement walk in front of his residence, 400
E. Oliver street.
About 1000 people attended the band
concert at Caledonia park Sunday afternoon
and evening
Bishop Foley of Detroit, will confirm
class at st. Paups church, Tuesday after.
noon at o'clock.
Estey Factory A was closed Tuesday on
account of the funeral of Secretary Chas. f.
Rigley's mother.
Harry Cole was called to Ovid Tuesday
to erect tent in which funeral services
were to be held.
A pleasant informal party was given
Tuesday night to number of young people
by Miss Vera Haskell.
j. l.. Ash, the insurance man, has had
cyclone and tornado advertisement on his
bulletin board this week.
The Juniors of the high school will give a
reception to the seniors at the home Albert
Todd, Friday evening, June 5.
f. A. Stoddard will be examined before
Justice Byerly today on charge of having
jumped board bill at the National hotel.
At the exercises in the armory tomorrow
Miss Maud Gilbert will recite poem writ
ten for the occasion by Mrs. V. M. Moreau.
Will May and Pearl Hathaway went to
Grand Rapids last night where they are to
take place in sixteen mile road race Satur,
day.
Poor health compelled e. l.. Brewer to
forego the pleasure of attending the prohi-
bition national convention held in Plttsburg
this week.
John Gayer has been assisting In Bailey
& Lowelrs barber shop this week. The
irits which troubled one of Mr.. Gayer's eyes
has been cured.
The o. I'll. S. team by score of 20 to
defeated the Corunna Stars in game OF
baseball Saturday afternoon, on the home
grounds.
An article by Percy Edwards, entitled
Judicial Discretion in Divorce" appears
in recent number Of the Central Law
Journal of st. Louis, Mo.
The Y. p. s. c. E., of the church o
Christ had very pleasant social at thu
home OF Miss Lena Giles, 643 Adams street
Tuesday evening.
Andrew II. Marsh, of Grayling, has pur
chased through Hamblin & Crawford tn
Helen Manning place, 1882 Mulberry st
and has removed here with his family.
The races at Bancroft June 10, II, IL
promise to be very interesting contests
The management is doing everything pos
sible to make the meeting successful.
The Kings Daughters will hold cak
and bread sale in the window of b. w
Brewers store, north Washington street
east side, Saturday afternoon and evening
May 80.
Wilson Tent, K. o. T. NJ, will run a
excursion to Saginaw, Tuesday, June 9th
train to leave the Michigan Central depot Q
z a M, and returning leave Saginaw at 1
p. m. Fare, 75c for round trip.
Miss Bertha Smith received Telegram
yesterday from Grand Rapids, announcin
the death there of her cousin, John Smtl
7 Jr., who formerly lived at the corner {
Mulberry and Elizabeth streets.
Fred Carpenters thirtieth birthday o.
l CURED Monday, end the clerks in j.
, Davis store surprised him by appearing
) tiO bouoO WhCh ITO CuuiO hOHiO W ouppC
His wife presented him with handson
bookcase and his unexpected guests pr
sented him with tokens of their esteem.
Owosso friends have received Invitation
to the wedding of Eugene l.. Phelps, son
DR.. and Mrs. L.. K. Phelps, of this city, al
. Miss Minnie Sleight, of Lansing, to occur
1 the Central M. K. church on Wednesd'
q evening, June 10th. A reception will II
= low at the home of the brides father.
Fl Congregational church services Sund
= morning and evening. In the morning t
pastor will speak on property In mer
In the evening he will give the sermon
.'Sampson." Strangers always welceu
Mrs. John Wesener will sing solo at t
. morning service.