The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1897-02-19

banners bazaar has new ad. this week.
Engraved cards and invitations can be
ordered at this Office.
s. s. Miner is being talked of for mayor
on the silver ticket.
Rev. John Schmaus will give an address
at Volunteer hall Saturday evening.
Deputy food inspector Haskell has been
at work thfsSweek in Clinton county.
Mrs. Il. X. White is improving slowly
from her injuries received last week.
Harry Crosby succeeds G. c. Gregory as
bookkeeper at l.. e. Woodlands lumber yard
ONCE.
by Lansing parties, who will establish a
hack line.
The b. w. Brewer stock of shoes has
been added to the ID. r. Salisbury stock at
Corunna.
Roy Cheal has been given the position of
telegraph operator for the Ann Arbor R'y
at Alexis.
Justice Baldwin gave Herman Brown an
order for 90 days board with Sheriff Seou-
gale. Plain drunk.
w. K. Brewster, formerly of this city,
has leased half interest in the Phillips
House at Bancroft.
The d. of FL. and A. o. u. w. will give
a reception at their hall in the Wesener
block this evening.
Justice Baldwin fined VIM. Ely, Of
Hazelton, $500 on Wednesday for being
drunk and disorderly.
The pioneers of the county and others
interested should remember the meeting
in Corunna on Monday next.
A room to be occupied by the Royal Tenn
plars of Temperance has been fitted up
over 4. l.. Brewers store.
Mrs.. "A. Patterson has been paid $l96 by
the u. s. Benevolent Society, being the
death benefit on her husband.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Monroe,
on the 18th, daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs.
Proper, daughter, on the 14th.
A. M. Bentley left for Chicago, Wednes-
day evening to be absent few days on
business for the Owosso Mfg. Co.
L. A. Burhans is again on the road for
the Central Cycle Co., of indianapolis, for
whom he has travelled the past two years.
f. Connect, charged with obtaining goods
under false pretenses, was bound over for
trial in the circuit court by Justice Byerly,
Tuesday.
The Epworth League of the First M. 4.
church will entertain large number OF
the members of the Ovid league this even
ing at the church.
In accordance with the state law. Co. e.
Michigan National Guards will parade on
the main streets of the city on Monday
next, Feb. % at 12:45 o'clock.
1t is proposed to organize a Michigan
State base ball league to include the cities
of Owosso, Saginaw, jackson, Port Huron
Lansing, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Muske
gon.
| Senator Hadsall has introduced bill tC
compel all owners of dams in the Shiawas
gee river to put in fish ladders. This bill
ought to become law at once and be strict
| ly enforced.
Rev. G. G. Carter will give his interesting
lecture "From the Old World to the New,
at Asbury M. X. church on Wednesday
evening next. The lecture is we'll worth
hearing.
| J. ID. Estes has so far recovered from hi
prolonged sickness that he is able to ge
about and is gaining strength quite rapidly
His friends are greatly pleased to see hin
about again.
The semi annual report of Col. Q. V. II
Pond, assistant adjutant general of the
department Of Michigan, q. A. r.. show
that there are 3S2 posts in the state, with
membership of 1905.
Carl Lutz. for many years past resideD
of this city. died at his home Sunday, aget
70 years. The funeral services were con
Quoted by Rev Paul Kionka at the Lutheran
church Tusday afternoon.
Serving God with Pure Conscience,
will be Mr.. Spayd's theme next Sunda.
morning at Church OF Christ At night h
will address those "Nigh unto the Kingden
Of God" All cordially invited.