The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-10-23
TIE Times.
owosso, FRIDAY, OCT. %, 1895.
TWELVE PAGES.
Entered at the postofice in Owosso for
as second class matter.
LOCAL NEWS.

| transmission as second class matter.
LOCAL NEWS.
The Current Topic Club met with Miss
Allie Brooks Monday afternoon.
John Hazen, of Lowell, is clerking in
Burns Brewers shoe store, w. Exchange
street.
On Friday, Mrs. j. II. Howe, Goodhue
street, fell down flight of stairs, fractur-
ing an arm.
| f. b. Holman has fitted up an optical
room, 80 that he can fit spectacles by day
light or lamp light.
The Estey factories closed early Monday
afternoon to allow employees to attend the
republican rally at OVID.
Robert Carr and family have removed
from Corunna avenue to their former resi-
dence, on east Williams street.
Robert Bolds has completed new stone
| foundation and an addition to his tenant
house, 40 north Dewey street.
Saturday morning at the fair grounds the
| high school junior football team defeated
the west town team by a score Of 3s to 0.
G. w. Parker has his store front decorat-
elk with flags bearing the names of the states
he expects will be carried by Mckinley.
The defective city hydrant on North Dew
ey street, opposite the Emerson schoolhouse
was replaced Tuesday with better one.
Burns Brewer. whose accident was re-
ported last week, was able to be out Satur-
day. and has spent most of this week at his
store.
VIM. Wishrop has moved from 912 west
Main street, to 206 west Exchange street.
where he will continue his tailoring bust
ness.
Foreman Hook of Estey factory A has
moved from the corner of Oliver and Ran
dolph streets to the house formerly occupied
by q. N. Race.
Mrs. Eta Dawson and Mrs. e. Jameson,
of Pontiac, have opened dressmaking par
lors in the e. w. Woodward house on
Michigan avenue.
Chas. Taphouse, of John street, and A..
w. Hookway, 2O1 Michigan avenue. have
had new concrete walks placed In front of
their residences.
Our high school team made strong bat
tie for victory on the gridir0n Saturday
afternoon, but were defeated, IA to o, by
the Ionia foot ball team.
Frank Richards closed the deal Saturday
of his farm of twenty acres in the north
ern part of the county and has moved into
the Struber building on John street.
d. j. McCrohan & Son, of Flint, have
opened a tailoring establishment in the
rooms over Grove Bros. shoe store. They
are living at $50 North Washington street.
Mrs. A. M. Hume's Sunday school class
of the first Congregational church accom-.
panied by their best girls and chaperoned
by their teacher spent a pleasant evening al
Perry Dunbar's home, Friday.
The infant child of Freeman Shelton died
Sunday, aged two months. Funeral servi'
ces were conducted Monday afternoon al
the home of w. l.. Grove, by Rev. John
Sweet.
Josiah Palmer, of Woodlawn avenue, has
spent the week caring for his right hand
which was injured last Wednesday, by hav
ing flue fall on it at the Ann Arbor shops
The wound has proved very painful.
Harry Chapman, son of A. Chapman, Of
Robbins street, while putting up trapeze
fell and broke his right arm just above the
wrist. DIR. Arnold reduced the fracture.
/. Joseph Newbigging, express agent on thu
T. S. &. M. Ry., reports fall Of three
inches of snow at Muskegon, Saturday. 1
, was preceded by two inch fall of tn,
beautiful, on Sunday.
M. 81. Reynolds has put In busy week
addressing the Sur day school convention
of Mecosta county, at Big Rapids, Tuesday
of Wexford county, at Manton, Wednesday
of Missaukee county, at Lake City, yester
day, and tonight he speaks to the Ba
county convention at Bay City.
Hon. Eugene N. Bellar, of Chicago, will
speak in German to the Germans of Tn
, county, at the Mckinley club rooms, Tues
day evening next. The Germans of a
; parties are urged to be present. A di:
patch to the Free Pres, from Sebewaipl
says: "Coming from Jackson county III
Hon. Eugene N. Bellar, of Chicago, Ill
addressed an overflow German-America
meeting at Concordia hall this evening
All the German farmers of this vicinit
were present and listened to the eloqueI
4 speech in German, made by Mr.. Bellar
: favor of sound money and prosperity III
!" Concordia Gesang vereln furnished must
!. The meeting adjourned with three chez
J. for Mckinley and sound money"