The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-10-16
TIE Times.
OwOsSO, FRIDAY. OCT. Is, 1896.
TEN PAGES.
Entered at the postoffice In Owosso for
as second class matter.
LOCAL NEWS.

BE Sure and Register"
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Steeds, Oct.
9Th, daughter.
Attororney Van r. Pond can again be
found at his Office.
Capt Ashton spoke at the prayer meeting
Of the First M. e. church last evening.
Born, Friday night, to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
N. Kline of s. Chapman street, daughter.
E. T. Shelton and family moved, Friday,
from 213 Oak street, to GIT Saginaw street.
Hugh Doglass and family have moved
from $40 Grover street to GIT Saginaw St.
Col. ii. III. Pulver has appointed Geo. f.
Robinson adjutant of Shiawassee Battalion.
j. w. Simmons gave an interesting
talk at the Mckinley club rooms, Nor
day evening.
The Labadie- Rowell Co., played at Pom
tiac last evening and play tonight at the
Pontiac Asylum.
Charles Salisbury is clerking in Burns
Brewers shoe store, west Exchange street,
during the latter's illness.
Charles Howard has been taking weeks
rest from his labors as travelling salesman
in order to recuperate his health.
John Scofeld, of Henderson entered the
Owosso high school this week. While here
he will live with his uncle Stephen Scofeld.
A number of young people enjoyed dane
ing at Miss Lucy Horsman's home, north
Washington street, Wednesday evening.
Rev. Matteson's subjects for Sunday will
be, at the morning service, IAN Autumn
Reverie;" in the evening, Bond or Free"
Will Rumsey, Caledonia township boy,
fell from an apple tree Saturday afternoon,
breaking his left arm just above the wrist.
The Owosso Boiler Works have been
quite busy this summer. This week they
made large steel kettle for st. Johns par
ties.
The Owosso and Ionia high school teams
will play game of football at the fair
grounds tomorrow afternoon at half past
three O'clock.
John Meyers, of the o. 81 G. Il. Com
pany's force, went to Chelsea, Wednesday,
to take charge of the electric light and
water power plant there.
The old car barn has been removed In
sections from its old location and is being
erected on the three cornered lot east of the
o. & c. T. Co.'s power house.
j. FL. Branded left Wednesday for q
business trip in the interests of the Owosso
Boiler Works, to Elm Hall, Big Rapids,
Crystal Lake and other northern points.
The teachers and officers of the Baptist
Sunday school met at the parsonage, Tues
day evening and listened to an instructive
paper by Mrs. Fl. s. Watkins, on "The
Supreme Object of Sunday School Work."
Secy. d. b. Waldo, of Albion College,
writes THE TIMES that there are IS fresh
men in Albion College this fall. Ten states
represented. B. s. Hopkins, of Owosso, is
an assistant in the Greek department.
The Estey factories A and b were closed
Tuesday on account of the funeral of Ex-
Gov. Levi K. Fuller, of Brattleboro, Yer
mont, who died last Saturday. He was a
large stakeholder in the Estey Mfg. Com
pany.
Charles Broad, who is in his eighty-second
year, harvested crop of eighty bushels of
apples from his place on N. Washington
street, last week, doing the work without
assistance.
The Missionary thank offering meeting of
the Congregational church was held at the
parsonage Friday night. The meeting was
very pleasant one and was quite we'll
attended. Receipts $33. 90.
William Linton Crane, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Crane, of Owosso township, was
remembered on his third birthday by Con
gresham Linton, who sent an elegant Sagl-
nav souvenir spoon to the young man.
The pension examining board, consisting
of Doctors Campbell, of Ovid, Cowles, of
Durand and Phippen, of Owosso, met We'd
nesday in DIR. Phippen's Office. An un-
usually large number of veterans were pres
emit for examination.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve political tea in the dining rooms of
the new church, next Saturday evening
from to o'clock. Come and bring your
friends. An enjoyable time is anticipated.
Price, Is cents.
| Will Douglas and Sam Amspoker attend
ed the bicycle races at Fowlerville last
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Mr..
Amspoker won two first and one second
prizes and Mr.. Douglas won one first and
two second prizes.