The Owosso times., 1881-09-02


Mrs W. L. Farnum is quite i'll.
Miss Josie Purdy is in town visiting.
The brick work on the rectory is finish.
ed.
Fifteen men are at work in and about
the Estey sawmill
Several new machines have been placed
in position in the Estey factory.
David Blair has sold to Charlie Richard
son fine Winchester rifle.
The Friesekes are at work upon their
new building at their brick yard.
DR.. Mccormick has returned from his
Canadian trip.
The iron bridge over the river on Main
street has been newly planked.
Mrs. William Ament sails from San
Francisco en- route for Pekin tomorrow.
The masons are laying the foundation
for the new Woodland building.
Miss Winnie Gregory has gone to Detroit
to spend few weeks.
Hon. A. Gould left for Marquette yes
'terday.
Eight new fonts of Job type just receiv
ed at the TINES Office.
The M. E. society held their quarterly
conference at that church Wednesday fole-
noon.
Mr.. H. w. Parker and family returned
from a visit to their former home, Chagrin
Falls, Ohio, yesterday.
The publicare thankful to the ]. L. &
s. r. r. Co: for replanking the rail road
'crossingon Main street
Mr.. Cooperof the firm of Robbins g.
Cooper is just completing fine addition
to his house on Chapman street.
Robbins and Cooper,s new engine works
works like charm. This firm is manu-
featuring tables.
MARRIED:-By l.. VanDuesn j. P. at
Owosso, August 10th, 1881, James N.
Meyer and Emma Moxon, both of Lock,
Ingham Co.
August 26th, 1881, William Haland to
Steine M. Tillefson, both of Vennice, Shi-
.awassee Co.
Mrs Harriet Vanakin and daughter
Miss Alice, are in town to-day visiting Mrs.
Stephen Post.
Capt. A. j. Patterson and Mr.. w. X.
Tillotson attended the soldiers reunion at
Mt. Clemens.
Mrs. E. A. Todd and daughter, of
Owosso, are visiting Mrs. E. A. Stedman
and other friends in Allegan.-AAegan
Tribune
There will be match game of base all
on the old fair ground, on Tuesday, Sept.
@, 1881, between Our Boys" of De-
troit, and blue Sox" of this city,
We have just received a breezy and
interesting letter from Rev l.. b. Platt.
The letter was written from Zurich. Swliz-
erland. We will publish it in full, next
week. ss
Mrs. McBain and Mrs. E. D. Perkins &C.
companied Miss Eta Doane, whose del
parture is noticed in another column, as
as far as Detroit on Monday.
Burhans & Dawes shipped on Wednes
day, one dray load of tobacco which
weighed 1898 pounds. This load was only
portion Of one days sales. It's wholesale
value being $72s.39.
LOST.-Yesterday morning between
the residences of Mr.. w. H. Andrus, and
Mr.. Jacob Aberle, lady's gossamer wat
er-proof The finder will please leave the
same at w. H. Andrus' store.
Mr.. Fl. w. Parker has hung up his
grip satchel, abandoned the precarions ex.
istence of commercial traveller" and is
going to settle down again as law abiding
citizen of Owosso.
We are glad to notice that Ward Inger-
soil of the Shi,odssee Journal has so far
recovered from his late serious illness as
to be able to leave his room.
LATER.-He has had relapse and is
now very sick.
Professor Crowell returned to Wayne yes
to day, TO resume work in the schools of
that place the coming year. His daughter
Miss Maggie, went with him to attend
school.
BY an error in the Owosso Press the score
reads as If the Blue Sox must have played |
a pretty lucky game to beat the Flints. The |
score should read on errors: Flints 10, Blue |
Sox 8. They omitted to mention the striking
out, which read on our score book, Flints
z, Blue Sox I, the Press is not to blame
for the these INTAKES but should not have
printed any but official score, as Wilcox
and Hamilton were the scorers for the
mines. BLUE Sox.