The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-10-09
TIE Times.
OwOssO, FRIDAY. OCT. Q, 1895.
TEN PAGES.
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.



Mrs. James Osburn gave a whist party
last evening.
Mrs. Samuel Lamfrom gave pleasant
five o'clock tea, Wednesday.
M. d. Corey purchased fine trap of
Grove & Payne, yesterday.
M. j. Roberts has been clerking IN A.
T. Thomas store this week.
An original pension has been granted
James Mccormack, of this city.
A road scraper is being used to improve
Glenwood Ave., Maple Ridge Park.
The Mckinley and Hobart club is armed
with 800 torches received Wednesday.
Geo. Thomas returned to the high school
Tuesday, after weeks absence, caused by
illness.
Albert Todd is having new roof put on
his residence, corner Mulberry and Oliver
streets.
Mrs. Fred Osburn entertained party at
whist, Friday evening. A pleasant time is
reported.
Hon. Jerome w. Turner will occupy the
room in the Keller block, recently vacated
by Warren Pierpont.
The Owosso Land, Lumber & Fuel Co.
has placed telephone, No. 81, in Its Office,
South Washington street.
Wesener's orchestra furnished the music
for the largely attended assembly at the
armory, Wednesday evening.
FL. w. Bigelow has moved his household
goods from his farm in Caledonia to his
residence, 407 West Oliver st.
The china and artificial flower exhibit in
ID. M. Christians west window has attract
ed considerable attention this week.
The Current Topic Club met with Mrs.
w. E. Collins, Monday afternoon and dis
cussed the financial issues of the day.
Miss Favor Armstrong took three of the
Finn children from the poor farm to the
Public School at Coldwater on Tuesday.
The Frieseke Bros brick kilns were shut
down Monday, and the men were set to
work filling up the excavations. This firm
has about 1900, 900 bricks on hand.
Married, Tuesday evening at half-past
seyen o'clock at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, 115 John street, Miss Ella Sharp to
Ed. Saunders, Rev. Henry King, oficat'
ing.
| st. Mary's Guild of Christ Episcopal
church will give social at the rectory,
Wednesday evening. All are invited to at.
tend.
| Devereaux & LOOMS will ship car oil
snow apples the first of next week. This
firm supplied the Adventist campers with
about 5000 worth of supplies.
"Jack" Brady, whose arrest at Lansing
was mentioned last week was convicted
and sentenced to the Detroit house of cor.
rection for ninety days for obtaining money
under false pretenses.
Andrew Fuller, of Middlebury, paid
$5.45 into Justice Byerly's court. Tuesday,
having been arrested for drunkenness. Mr.,
Fuller is young man and the circumstance
Is much to be regretted.
Ernest Stowell and Nellie Soderquist were
surprised at the home of the former, 9O4 K.
Oliver street, Wednesday evening, by par.
ty of forty young people who enjoyed the
evening in an agreeable manner.
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Saginaw street, who have been Ill with
typhoid fever. are reported as much bettol
this week. Mr.. johnson has been laid of
for six weeks from saw-cut In his arm re-
ceived at the Woodland furniture works.
III. P. Smith, formerly of this city, died
at his home in Durand, Saturday, aged Al
years. Mr.. Smith had been employed fol
several years as conductor on the Ann
Arbor railroad. A number of Owosso PEG
pie attended the funeral at Howell, Tuesday
A continuous performance, constituting a
number of specialties, was given for the
benefit of the l.. o. T. M, Tuesday even
ing, In the Salisbury opera hall. The pro
gram was under the management of Fran
els Labadie and merited much bette
audience than was present.
Services at the Congregational church
Sunday at 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p m. II
the evening large chorus choir under thu
direction of A. Il. Ferry will conduct son,
service of about thirty minutes. Following
this the pastor, Rev. j. @. Cromer, will Civ
the first of series of sermon on "rheChris
tian Life" based upon Bunyan's Pilgrim
Progress. the topic for next Sunday evenin
being "The Issue that Never Dies" Com
promptly at 1880 o'clock.