The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-06-26
TIE Times.
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso for
as second-class matter.
LOCAL. NEWS.

Linden, son. The new arrival came Sun
day.
The Owosso Light Infantry will attend |
services at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing in body.
Born, ten pound daughter to Mr.. and |
Mrs. Burrill Hardy, of Bennington town.
ship, on Monday.
The residents of Wafer street held their |
annual neighborhood picnic at Caledonia
Park, Wednesday.
Alderman Frank Smith Is improving the
appearance of his residence on Mulberry
street, by coat of paint.
WIN. Fitzpatrick moved his law office from
the Williams block to the rooms over the
Savings Bank, Wednesday.
II. w. Mann IL Co. received large order
for wall paper and window shades from
northern Michigan yesterday.
S. s. Miner has rented the front rooms
over M. l.. Stewart q Co.'s bank and will
move his law Office there soon.
Hamblin & Crawford have sold the squier
property on east Exchange street to Geo.
w. Detwiler, who will occupy the same
with his family.
Vandekarr e. jennings, who have been
running the feed store at 2O1 west Main
street, have dissolved partnership, Mr.. Jen-
nings going out of the business.
Married, Wednesday evening, by Rev. j.
M. Kerridge, at the home of the brides pa
rents, Queen and Dewey streets, Miss Rose
Cummings and Will Wilson. Only the i'm
mediate friends and relatives were present.
Farmers about the county are now
/ getting well started with their haying, and
in some places have commenced cutting
wheat.
On Sunday change in time on the Mich
igan Central went into effect by which the
south bound evening train will leave Owosso
at 1885 instead of 9:O5 as heretofore.
| The Owosso Electric Co. is going to have
two new smoke stacks to take the place of
the remains of the two stacks which have
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BRANDED is making the new ones.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Frank j. Woodland and Miss Ivah Smith,
the wedding to take place Tuesday, June
30, at the Congregational church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodland will be at home after July
Is, at 80 Michigan avenue.
| w " Small 10 oIos;r,, o,,4 .t,o
of his jeweIry stock at private sale, the
larger part having been disposed of by auc.
ton. AS soon as the remainder is disposed
OF he expects to leave for the east where he
will devote his entire time to the oculist line
, of work.
Announcements were received during the
week of the marriage of Harry Jay Gould
and Matte Joanna Laughlin, which took
place Tuesday of this week, in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould will be at home after
August %, at the Cambridge, corner Ellis
avenue and 39th street. The groom was
formerly well known Owosso boy.
On Saturday under sheriff S. A. Crane
and Mrs. Linda Vredenburg were married
at the M. K. parsonage by the Rev. j. M.
Kerridge. Though it was something of q
surprise 10 many, 'Steve's" friends rallied
quickly and have been extending congratu.
lations since and incidentally, taking 9
smoke at the expense of the groom. Mr.
and Mrs. Crane will be at home at sol Ada
street.
Just before beginning to play at Caledonia
Park the first of the week, Chas. Rubekam il
behalf of the members of the band, present
ed their leader, Cam" Gregory, with
handsome ebony baton as a token of the
, appreciation of his work. The baton has
s handsome pearl handle and silver tips, bu
the boys thought the best was not too goot
for their leader who is faithful, hare
worker.
Among the changes which are likely L
be made in the course of the next few week
at the gas works will be the replacing of oil
9 wood work in floors, stairways. etc, b.
i iron and steel work. The present boiler i
> too small for the work now required of
and larger new boiler will be put in at tn
= same that the other changes are being made
I The materials for the changes have alread
n been ordered.
While workmen we're engaged working o.
a scaffoding painting the ceiling in the M
). M. q o. Co.'s store, Tuesday, the scat
folding gave way dropping painters an
i paint doxuv ou,on0 tho otook NJ t,iapoo n,
gans and bicycles. A large show case wa
broken, one wheel badly damned up, pain
spattered over floor and pianos and one
the men somewhat hurt.