The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-17
Tie Times,
OwOsso. FRIDAY, JAN. II, 1896.

Do not miss Talmages lecture.
Order engraved cards of THE TINES.
Morrice is to have another newspaper.
DIR. King, of Ovid, is said to be steadily
failing in health.
The Y. M. G. A. library added fifty books
to Its shelves this week.
The Shiawassee Savings Society Office
now has telephone connection.
About thirty members will be initiated in
Owosso lodge A. o. U. W., this evening.
The Alpha Whist Club were entertained
Tuesday evening by Frank and Miss Allie
Brooks.
Born Jan. 10th, son to DR.. and Mrs. b.
S. Sutherland; on the 18th, to Mr.. and Mis-.
James Loeb, daughter.
Rev. j. G. Cromer will exchange pulpits
Sunday with Rev. w. III. Broadhead, pastor
of the Flint Congregational church.
1t is probable that Judge McPeek, of
Charlotte, will address a union meeting on
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The special meetings being held this week
at the M. e. church are largely attended
and considerable interest is manifested.
The organization of driving club at Ban
croft will be completed today. The club
will make use of the fair ground track.
The Morrice Herald, published by Allen
81 Hollack, made its appearance last week.
The first number is we'll filed with local
news.
A. A. Jones, formerly proprietor of res
taurant on east Main street, has purchased
the barber shop of w. Klaus at 104 west
Main street.
The examination of A. ID. Patterson
charged with selling liquor on Sunday, re-
suited in his being bound over to the circuit
court for trial.
MIR. and Mrs. o. T. Rose mourn the
death of their SOD, who died Sunday, aged
one year. The remains were taken to
Petersburg for intermsnt.
All ladies are cordially invited to attend
a free illustrated health talk by Mrs. Anna
M. Lyon, of Detroit at the Congregational
chapel, Tuesday, Jan. 21st, at $3.50 p. m.
The st. Louis Republican, eader refers
to Evangelist Chas. Lohnes as IAN adept in
his line" and states that the revival meet
ings are progressing with fiattering pros
poets.
j. III. Webster's Sunday school class of
the Baptist church, will give class social
at the residence Of Mrs. n. A. Buckminster,
426 north Washington St, this evening.
Light refreshments will be served. All are
invited.
The Young Ladies Social Union Of the
Congregational church will entertain their
friends this evening at the home of Miss
Alene Dooitte, corner of Mason aud Hicko-
ry SITS. cordial invitation is extended to
all young people to be present.
The semi annual report of Prosecuting
Attorney f. Ii. Watson, filed in Lansing,
shows nnety-fve criminal cases commenced,
resulting ia sixty-eight convictions, twenty
three acquittals two nolle pressed and two
discharged for want Of prosecution.
The program for the annual farmers IN
stitute of this county to be held Jan. $500,
at Corunna, is published in this issue. The
arrangement of the program assures inter
esting sessions. Every wide awake farmer
will endeavor to attend one or both days.
Hon. A. K. Ewing, of Grand Rapids, at.
torney for the State Board of Pharmacy
swore out warrant before Justice Byerly,
Wednesday, charging Frank Allen, Of
Laingsburg, with selling drugs without be
ing registered pharmacist. Allen plead
guilty and was fined $25 and 81 costs.
The senior class of the Owosso higl
school will soon be seen wearing a nea
and pretty class-pin of gold, enamelled will
the class colors, crimson and white. ant
with 100, the class year, also engraved OF
It, This is commendable sign Of clas
spirit. Chancey Reynolds is president ant
Ernest Mann, secretary of this class.
j. w. Hubbard spent part of the week a
the u. S. hsh commission station in North
vile, looking over their work and method
of caring for young fish. He had an orde
= from government officers for some broo
5 trout and brought home with him 500 fin
9 fellows to be placed in the pond on Noun
3 Spring farm. Later he will obtain fron
o 5000 to 5000 more.
A. K. Stever returned from the Chicag
Q cycle show last Saturday, and reports it a
3 the biggest thing of the kind ever hello
. Among the novelties there exhibited was
o three-wheeler with a hinged frame ca!cr
4 lated to remove all jar from the saddle. TIL
. wheels were In line, each wheel rlsin
o above an obstruction. throwing the weigh
. on the other two wheels.