The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-11-06


Church Of Christ, corner Oliver and Hick-
DRY streets, the themes Sunday will be as
follows: 1890, a. m, 1.-THE Sailing of Fire
and Salt" 1880 p. m. 1.-THE Sins that go be-
fore the Sins that follow men to Judgment
All cordially invited.
The services at the Congregational church
Sunday will be held at 1O:4O and 7:SO p. m.
The pastor, Rev. j. @. Cromer, will preach
In the evening on Evolution" Good mu-
sic will be furnished and all are cordially
invited to be present.
When Gottlieb Krause, who lives three
miles southwest of Owosso, was driving in
to the city on w. Main street, Monday eve
ming, about seven o'clock, his buggy was
run into and badly damaged by some un-
known parties who were recklessly speed
ing their horses into the city.
Miss Edna Ravens and Miss Maytie Nor
rice, of the Woman's Literary Club, went to
Detroit, Tuesday evening to attend the
Wednesday and Thursday sessions of the
Michigan Federation of Women's Clubs.
Today they are visiting the Detroit city
schools.
List oil letters remaining uncalled for in
Uwosso postofice the week ending Oct. 81;
s. Williams, L. w. Simmons, Lillian Sui
livan, Nellie Rose, Frank d. Rogers, Flora
A. Reffelt, Jerry Maloney, Wallace s.
Grennay, Ida Fish, David Bean. Gertrude
Layton, G. w. Pailler, Mrs., Alice Dewitt,
VIM. Ellis. Foreign: Alice Shaw.
A very pleasant evening was spent at s06
River street, Wednesday, by the employees
of the postoffice, who had accepted Ami
Nelson's invitation to meet Mrs. Nelson.
The company partook Of bountiful repast
of good things to please the palate and cheer
the inner man. Rumor says that one of the
unmarried carriers is soon to wed. Query,
(which one?"
One of the traction engines used in the
parade, Monday night, ran into the ditch in
front of the Lake Ice Company's Office on
South Washington street. The axle caps
were broken and 1t took until noon Wed.
nesday to haye the engine repaired. 1t be-
loDged to William Kohlmeyer, of Hender
son. The accident occurred through 6
misunderstood signal.
R. E. Travis returned Tuesday from ar
extended visit to the coal fields of Circle
vile, Ohio and vicinity. The Corunns
mines have doubled their force of men with
in the last two months. The product Of
these mines having been tested successfully
in the Owosso electric light plant, is obtain
ing favor among the users of coal in this
city.
Thirty children are attending the pa
rochial school of the Lutheran church. Tn,
school is located on east Mason street and |!
in charge of Rev. Paul Kionka, who is as
sisted by Miss KlingmaD. The children
study German and English and acquire ,
faculty of expression in both tongues
Later in the winter the attendance will b.
much larger. ~,
| The Junior branch of the Woman's Lite
airy Club will take up the life and writing
of Eugene Fields at their meeting tomorrev
afternoon, at $50 o'clock, with Miss CLAIR
Woodland. Miss Jennie Copas will give
sketch of the poets life; Miss Hanna Dewey
an essay on "Field as Poet" 'Simpkin
at Night" will be recited by Miss CLAIR
Carson and ''His Dreams" by Miss Pauline
| Crum.
The funeral of Mrs. M. Drawbolt occuret
at 800 Cass Avenue. Sunday afternoon a
$50 o'clock, Rev. ]. @. Cromer officiating
Awaiting interment, the remains wer'
! placed In the vault. The deceased is sur
vived by her son, Charles, clerk lii Paris 4
Sons grocery store, and daughter, Mrs
Joseph Kelly, 513 Clinton street. Mrs
Drawbolt had been a sufferer for over ,
year with catarrh of the stomach and dealt
came as welcome close to forty-thre'
years of useful life.
The memorial service for the late Ezekie
Salisbury was held at the Congregations
church Sunday morning. Rev. j. G. Gro
mer preached thoughtful and inspiring
sermon, taking as his text the seventh vers
of the thirty-second chapter of Job: DAY
should speak and multitude of years shoul'
teach wisdom" Mrs. G. r. Cady, of Ian
sing sang solo, Crossing the Bar" tb
words being Tennyson's last poem. Tn
music was composed by Rev. 81. II. Wood
ard. Mrs. Cady has sweet, clear voice
and rendered this song in touching man
ner.