The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-22
Entered at the postoffice In Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.
LOCAL NEwS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Rev. l.. w. Spayd will preach at Easton
Sunday evening.
The large glass window in Bailey's barber
shop was eset Wednesday.
There will be rehearsal of Christ church
choir at 500 this evening.
Born on Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Kerr, Michigan avenue, a son.
Hon. III. H. Puver will deliver the Me-
mortal day address at Bancroft.
The Shiawassee County Teachers Asso-
citation meets at Corunna tomorrow.
Drs. Perkins & Hume and Lyon & Had
sail have placed telephones in their offices.
The high school ball club defeated the
Casket factory nine Saturday. Score 10
to II.
Fred b. Richardson is employed by @. III.
Currey in his grocery store, ia east Main
street.
The fire department was called out at
midnight Saturday by false alarm from
box 80.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give tea at Mrs. M. l.. Stewards next
Tuesday afternoon.
Glen V. Mills, of Ann Arbor. has been in
the city this week revising the lists of names
for the new directory.
The Owosso ball club disgraced itself by
playing at Saginaw on Sunday last. They
were defeated 20 to 5.
Lieut. John Henderson was appointed ad-
jutant of the First Battalion. Sd Regt, May
10, by Major p. M. Roth.
Miss Jennie Sackrider entertained few
friends at whist Wednesday afternoon, in
honor of Miss Oliver, of Saginaw.
The high wind Saturday night and Sun
day did much damage to shade and fruit
trees about the city and county.
f. Kamm, of Adrian, has accepted a pO-
sition in the machine room of Estey factory
A, and began work yesterday.
The Woman's Literary Club, of this city,
has been received into membership in the
State Federation of Woman's Clubs.
Owosso lodge Knights of Pythias has had
a large increase in membership this year
and is doing work at every meeting.
The Mothers Club, with group of little
ones, spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Della Carruthers, North Newburg.
One hundred and seventy-four tickets
were sold Sunday at Owosso by the Ann
Arbor road for its excursion to Toledo.
The Miller House, the front of w. K.
Collins store land the residence of Mrs. Ii.
e. Henderson ihave been re-painted this
week.
DIR. Jopling joined the Fishing and Out.
ing Club Wednesday, and expects to recre.
ate at Parker Park week or two this sum.
mer.
All members of the w. r. G. are request.
ed to meet at the M. K. church, Sunday
morning at ten o'clock, to attend Memorial
service.
Joseph Dngwall, of Corunna, succeeds
| Andrew Jackson as circulator for the Argus
Mr.. Jackson is employed by the Owosst
Mtg. Co.
The gas main on Washington street, nortl
of Oliver. has been calked anew this weel
since strong odor of gas had been noticed
there.
ID. +. Blairs mother, of west OwossO, al
though IS years of age, was able to wall
over Monday to call on her son who lives Of
Dewey street.
DeForest Moody and family have move
from the corner of Ada and Lee streets
400 west Oliver streets, formerly occupie
by j. Schaub and family.
The dining room of the Wildermuth hous
has been handsomely re-papered and tn
, columns bronzed. The sidewalk in front {
the hotel has been repaired.
Miss Bertha Fowler has declined the pos
ton offered her in the city schools, haviu
previously agreed to remain with the El
Rapids school another year.
Miss Josephine Ward. Of Laingsburg, h,
resigned hersposition as Kindergarten
the State School for the Blind at Lansing
accept position as teacher in Detroit.
The Chesanlng Star clothing house tea
were defeated in an eleven inning game
} baseball Wednesday afternoon by score
to 10 in favor of the Owosso Masquerader
! Invitations are out for the marriage
Miss Mary Buckminster and Samuel Will
\ of st. Charles, to occur at the home of d
\ brides mother, Mrs. M. A. Buckminster,
this city, Wednesday, June 3.
J Frank Mccoy, of Jackson, has taken t
place of William Schwaner at Rollln Pont
\ marble works. Schwaner mysteriously Il
Z for parts unknown three weeks ago and b