The Owosso times., 1881-07-22

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LOCAL NEWS
Judge Turner is in Pontiac to-day
Three cheers for the Bue.So
q MIR. Greenn,an, of Bancroft Is very i'll.
up with THE TINES a "A -a4
Social next Friday evening al, Mrs c.
r. Shattucks@ - y f,.
Mr., a. ~ sni,hend family will spend
the summer vacation at Williamson.
Mr.. d. Morton who has been sick for
eleven weeks is now very low.
Still building at Bancroft Charles Tut
hill is putting up pretty cottage house.
Miss Kittie Andrus Is in Detroit study
ingmusic. 9Irf 'ffa s'a3.,
Mrs. Farley Rowell has been very i'll for
the past week.
Miss Edith Buddington. is . guest at
Mr.. Geo. Golfers. IT. = ~
The ST. Johns baseball club are coming
10 owosso soon to match the Blue Sox
w. w. Coles circus wllbe in Owosso
August 10. -siueass 81.
You will find excellent ice cream at
Houses Give hima call -
Go to DIR. ,Osborn's for ice cool soda
water ~ y ~ #f rfNE
3 s&4sss-assl NJ Wood. e. Co have shipped to Mar
quette, this week, 1000 ladder rounds.
Now is the time to buy real estate in
Owosso. Don't wait for high prices be-
fore you invest
fsry ~ Cecil Graham will soon have his new
'N grocery store on Exchange street ready for
business. ~.
Nv ~agA ASJ John ASheton is at home for a summer
vacation. He is now junior in the Ag-
~sb Iicultural College at Lansing
Mrs. Cordelia waldron has returned
from Oberlin for summer visit among
m 4s her friends in Owosso.
0, !. Mrs. Chapman, of Fremont, Ohio is
aC b spending several weeks with her sister.
6e Mrs. Ebenezer Gould.
ggi1h Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hutchins left town
i,pf.N Tuesday afternoon for the White Noun
80 tains and intermediate points. al
lli 8nap VIM. Fault. of the Exchange Hotel, has
purchased of Burt Wicking his house and
lot on Exchange street. y.
Mr. Joseph Hershey has been in Owos-
so for the past week, visiting friends and
attending to business 49,, 60
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The Owosso City Band cleared twenty
five dollars at their entertainment last
Monday evening. 49,
The latest news from Marquette is Mrs
90, X Osburn is slowly improving in
health ~ w~W@
~ Rev. w. u. Farn,rm has been quite out
of health during his visit at Lebanon, Ohio.
He leaves there soon F y
A1@ Miss Mile Comstock and pupils give
parlor pianorecital at Miss Comstock's res
idence this evening.
Misses Annie Williams and Grace Mead
left town yesterday, for visit to Miss Kit
tie Reed, of jackson.
5 Mr. Brooks, of West Owosso is moving
into his new store. 1t is Of the best
in the city. 40 &1Ig3M
Mr.. l., L. Roberts of Bancroft, is about
to put up double store on the west side
Ttf of Main street. ir~ 70
La e. sWoodard has received orders to
furnish the lumber for two houses to be
u built In Missouri. -
Mr. F. p. Cole, of Corunna, lost the
second finger of his right hand recently
at the Estey Mandatory. in this CITY,. I
sygyaChmles and sWiliam Gabriel have on
ha nd $50, 900 slaves with which to supply
the fall trade = ,fc4grlrr, ~
Voters of the first ward register next
Saturday to prepare for the election Of an
Alderman !, '''.' -
Col Geo. Colt is expected home from
Binghamton to-day, accompanied by his
daughter Louisa. .tFy ~
Mrs. Abbie Beach, of Bancroft, is in
town spending several weeks at Mr.. W. K.
Tillotsons r-aI
The five and ten cent store will remove
next Monday to the postofice buiding The
establishment will be known as the five.
and ten cent bazaar.
Mr.. Edward p. Bagg, of West Spring
field, Mass and Miss Lizzie @. Parsons, of
Kalamazoo, are spending few days at E.
Z. Whites.
L. E. Woouard, Thomas Sayes and AL
bert Palmer have just returned from trip
beyond Grand Rapids. They have been
looking up lumber
Mr. Z. M Miller has leased the front
part of the postoficc where he will
keep fine line of stationery, confection
airy, cigars, &c.
The postofflce will be moved into its new
quarters Saturday night. The office will
be open for business Monday morning but
not till then.
Mrs John Levalley arrived in town last
evening from Chicago visit to her
daughters Mrs. Chaddock Mrs. Peterson
and Mrs. Dmmick
Francis Tyrrell of New Lothrop, has