The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-10-02
TIE Times.
OwoSSO, FRIDAY. OCT. 2, 1895.
TEN PAGES.
Entered at the pOstofiice In Owosso for
as second class matter.


Fred Ward is suffering with scarlet fever.
j. Hohisel q Son closed out their jewelry
business Wednesday.
The pension of Samuel Crawford of this
city, has been re-issued.
Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick and Warren Pier
pont have formed law partnership.
M. l.. Parker sold on Monday $50. 1000
brick to parties at Manhattan Junction.
The Altar Guild of Christ church met
with Miss Lucy Horsman, Wednesday eve-
ming.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Todd and Miss Edna Ravens entertained a
party at whist.
Several of the store windows have been
decorated in red and white, the G. Z. con-
vention colors.
Rev. James Brown, Of Yale, will preach
at Union Chapel, Sunday at $3.50 p. M,
and in the evening.
The grounds at the Bryant school are
being graded and improved, which will add
much to their beauty.
Married, at the Asbury parsonage, Sept
30, Irving l.. Drake to Miss Katie Kregel,
both of Rush, by Rev. g. K. Hill.
The meeting Wednesday night at the
armory to form branch of the Strasburg
dancing school was not success.
The annual meeting of the First Congre-
gational church and society will be held in
the church parlors Tuesday evening.
f. e. Wood discontinued his stock brok-
er's business Tuesday and will give his at
tention to the cut rate ticket business.
A. w. Hookway is improving the appear
ance of his property on Michigan ave-
nue. by grading and terracing the lawn.
Beginning tomorrow afternoon the La
dies Library will be open from to A
o'clock Saturday afternoons during the win
ter.
s. ID. Emery, of Boston, Mass, arrived
Tuesday and will remain until Feb. 1, en-
gagged in shipping poultry to eastern mark
cts.
The Gr0t0r Bridge Co., has set up an
iron bridge across the Maple river near j..
W. Hibbard's farm, In Bennington, this
week.
A. K. Ferry succeeds Mrs. r. K. Travis,
resigned, as chorister of the Congregational
church. Mrs. Travis will still remain with
the choir.
Uncle Toms Cabin has not lost its popu-
larity yet. The Salter & Martin Co.,
played to a $500 house Wednesday night,
In the Salisbury opera hall.
Governor-elect Powers, of Maine, who is
to make six addresses in Michigan for the
republicans, will be at the armory, Owosso,
Tuesday evening, Sept. IS.
Martin Noonan. yardmaster of Estey fac
tory A, who had his shoulder dlslocated by
falling from his bicycle. received $32 Satur-
day from the u. s. Benevolent Society, of
Saginaw.
E. W. Foster went to Chicago Wednes-
day and will return in two weeks. He is
to superintend the moving of the Owosso
Electric Light Company's plant to the o. &
G. T. Co.'S power house.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, West Owosso, Sept. 80, Sylvester
Gillett to Christina Strehl, in the presence
Of large company of friends and relatives,
Rev. G. e. Hill officiating.
County Treasurer Colby informs THE
TINES that the state tax to be assessed In
Shiawassee county this year is S14, 900 less
than year ago, being reduction Of 81. Is
on each 81 900 assessed valuation. This is
indeed good news.
Services at Church of Christ Sunday
morning, corner of Oliver and Hickory SITS
Theme, "Who Shall Declare his Genera.
tion." In the evening there will be hap,
tismal services with thoughts pertaining to
the ordinance. All cordially invited.
After the evening service at Christ Epis
copal church tonight the Brotherhood Of st
Andrew will hold meeting to reorganizt
the Owosso chapter. Every male member
of the church is requested to be present.
The Current Topic Club met with Mrs
@. ID. Stewart, Monday afternoon and elect
ed the following officers for the ensuin,
year: President, Mrs. Chas. Williams
vice president, Mrs. e. +. Dudley; Secre
] tary, Miss Georgia Colt.
| The ladies of the Spiritual society, assist
ed by Mrs. A. K. Sheets and others, will
give q musical and literary entertainment
ia their hall, corner of Main and Park Ste.
Thursday evening, Oct. 8. Music by tn
Ideal Mandolin Club. Admission. 10 cts.