The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1897-02-05
TIE Times.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 1897.
Entered at the postOffice in Ow0ssO for
as second class matter.
LOCAL NEW 8.

Judge Smith has been holding court at
lonia this week.
The ice men have all been busy this week
filling their houses.
The Corunna Coal Co. is mining from $50
to 80 tons of coal daily.
Henry Stever left Monday on business
trip about the state for his firm.
THE TIMES job department has been
rushed with work this week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Aiken, Glen
wood Ave-, a daughter, Oh Tuesday.
The Cuban window at d. M. Christians
still continues to be a center of attraction.
p. M. Roth left Tuesday on trip about
the state for the Monarch bicycle company.
DR.. and Mrs. E. T. Wilson will be at
home to their friends, after February Is,
at 522 River street.
The evening train south on the Ann Ar
Dor road now leaves Owosso at 5:4s instead
of 5:55 as formerly.
Rev. o. d. Thomas, of Boston, Mass,
will address the Y. M. @. A. Meeting Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
The o. l.. 1. indoor ball team goes to
Lansing this afternoon to play this evening
with team from the Governors Guards.
Mayor /. G. Curry has purchased the
residence of II. II. Haney, $50 east Main
street. Before moving into 1t he will make
some improvements.
Cards are out for the marriage of Melvin
j. Bright, conductor on the Ann Arbor Ry.,
and Miss Gertrude Vaughn, of Mt. Pleas
ant to occur Feb. 10th.
Miss Maud Gale will entertain large
party of young people with a masquerade
party at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Gale, this evening.
Arthur Knapp was found guilty before
Justice Baldwin, Saturday, of using in
decent language and fined SIS. 90. The COM
plant was made by Aid. Lingle.
The casket manufacturers of the county
| formed national assocationin Chicago on
Saturday last. Frank j. Woodland, of this
city. was honored with an election as secre-
tary.
The examination of E. E. Connett of Fort
Wayne, Ind, charged with obtaining goods
under false pretenses from A. Olcott, of
Bennington, was adjourned by Justice
Baldwin to Feb. 8.
The members of the Congregational
church Christian Endeavor Society united
with the society of the Presbyterian church
at Corunna, Sunday evening in an OBJ.
servance of the anniversary of the order.
Thos. Kerwin, clerk of Owosso camp
Modern Woodmen of America, paid Mrs.
Augusta Thiede, on Saturday, $4,000 be.
ing the amount of the insurance carried in
this excellent order by Emil Thiede, who
died Jan. 5th.
The City Band has issued invitations for
a st. Valentines ball and reception at the
armory on Friday evening, Feb. 10; music
by Weseners' orchestra, bill $1.0O. With.
out doubt this will be one of the pleasan,
social events of the season.
Rev. Arthur Metcalf, of Bancroft, will
address the ministers meeting at the Y M
G. A. rooms Monday morning at 1890
Topic. 1.-THE Bible School and the results
OF the higher criticism" All ministers IL
the city and vicinity are invited TO be pres
emit.
John Fleming and Thos. Kerwin attended
the meeting of the State Camp Modern
woodmen of America. held at Bay city thi,
week, representing Owosso camp. Mrs
Kerwin accompanied her husband ant
visited friends.
Mrs. Eva p. Hopkins, of this city, wa
elected president Of the Saginaw Vale,
Spiritualists Association, at their meetin,
h.ld in Saginaw, Sunday. Miss Laur,
Matlock was chosen as one of the board
trustees.
Who is the Byron Herald hittingP Rest
the following from its last issue: TIL,
clerks In some OF the Owosso stores must b,
very handles In form and physique, for
lady from Byron In one Of the stores few
lays ago gazed for time at what she sup
posed was q wax figure, then moved along
when the supposed figure gave her Its frs
,pquisitlve look and settled the matter b,
being alive and well, and ready for bust
ness.