The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-10-07
Miss Anna Gould is convalescing rapid

Loring keeps full line of Harper's
School Books.
The Owosso city band cleared $3.50 out
of their Fair dance
Two new houses are being built at the
north end of Saginaw street.
A copy of the Rocky Mountain Neps Just
received. thanks Mr.. L. j. Clark.
Hon. Geo. Dewey, of Hastings, was a.
caller at the TINES Office yesterday.
]. Mclean leaves Vernon for North
Platte, Neb.. the first of next week.
Woman's missionary meeting at the
Congregational chapel tins afternoon.
The Vernon baseball club beat the
Bancroft boys last Saturday. so to 4.
The Estey saw mill is being painted
which improves Its appearance worry much
Mr.. Arthur Garrison and Mr. Henry
Vanakin, of Vernon, have returned from
Colorado.
The D.GH. & M. RR. Co have laid a
side track from their road to Estey factory
buildings.
The plate glass for the Thomas block
has arrived, and the front to the stores
will be put in at once.
Geo. Devereaux's livery stable has been
painted bright red color. Exchange
street is "picking up"
Mrs. Broadh has engaged fist class dress
maker. Cutting and perfect fitting done
by S. t. Taylor's system.
l.. Vandusen, Justice of the Peace, re-
ports that he has married 30 couples
within the last four years.
Arthur McHardys is headquarters for
carriages for Shiawassee county, within
one week he has sold nine.
There are 200 more students now adj
mitted to Michigan university than at
corresponding date last year.
NOTICE New fall and winter millinery
goods in all the new styles and shades at
Mrs. Broads. Please give us a call.
Have you examined Mrs. Geo. Sprinkles
new stock of Millinery goods in her pleasant
rooms over Osborn Bros. drug store?
Mr. Reuben West and Chas A. Whelan,
of Vernon. each bought nice three spring
phaton of Arthur McHardy recently
The Vernon baseball club aiched the
Fenton club yesterday, and the Corunna
club today. Vernons 11-Fentons 8.
Mr.. Charles E. Shattuck has bought OF
Mr.. E. A. Todd the store on Washington
street, now occupied by Mr.. Westlake.
A gentleman has been in town trying tc
buy the Dimmick block, on Exchange
street, with the intention of turning it into 9
hotel.
Walker Merell has gone to st. Charles
to run Gould Osburn g. Co.'S steamer
Don't wait for high prices before you buy
real estate.
A number of carpenters wanted at once
Apply to Comstock and Robbins, either a
the Episcopal rectory or at Thomas bloch
of new stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osburn left town OF
Wednesday for Marquette, where they
will spend some time with their son
Hon. c. Y. Osburn.
1t is to be regretted that so few peopl
were present at the Congregational churcl
Wednesday evening. to listen to Mrs
Bosses excellent temperance address
Notice to the boys on. Saginaw Marsh
As the weather is quite cool "about thes'
days." you will be able to ship those duck
without much trouble. If you have any {?
Osborn Bros. wishing to close out oul
stock of wall paper. We will sell for tho
for the next 60 days our stock at reduced
rates. No humbug about this. it is fact
LosT:-A parcel Of lady's clothing, lief
for delivery at Osburn & Sons store. Any
person having taken such parcel will
confer great favor by returning it to tb'
store at once.
Read w. H. Andrus' new and handsome
advertisement. 1t will tell you all abou
the Garland and the Morning Glory Stoves
as well as to put word into your ca
about Kelley's Barb Wire.
We regret to learn that our esteemed
exchange, The Frankfort Erpress,is burned
out Of house and home. Loss $4,000, in
surance 81, 1000. Brother Brewer is on hi
feet again. however, and the Express i
soon forthcoming.
Another boom in real estate Mr.. G.. L
Dimmick has bought of Mr. Williams tn
lot on Washington street where J. H
Geotzen's tailor shop stands. Buildini
material is being delivered upon the ground
and Mr.. Dimmick will at once begin Il
build brick store % 1870 feet. and tw'
stories high.
DR.. Richard Cordley, well known In thi
city, his highly complimented In being
appointed on the Greed Commission nov
in session at Syracuse, NY. This com
mission comprises twenty-five men selected