The Owosso times., 1881-09-09

nome III THIS city.
Mrs. G. G. Duff returned from MI;
Clemens last evening.
Mr.. Morris Osburn and family returned
from Marquette on Tuesday
Miss Louise Hastings. of Detroit is
guest.at Mr.. E. r. Hutchin's.
DR., Peterson and family have returned
from their visit East.
A new sidewalk from Washington st.
to the TIMES office. Try it, aud subscribe.
A light shower of rain fell about five
o'clock this morning, only enough to lay
the dust short time.
The promised cool wave struck Owosso
Wednesday afternoon. The mercury fell
about 30 degrees in short time.
A rare opportunity to listen to choice
music finely rendered, at the Episcopal so
cial at Mr.. ii. Weseners, this evening.
1t is the opinion of many that Owosso
is just the place in which to establish an
Excelsior" factory.
The work of repairing the Congregation
al church is not yet completed. There will
be no service there next Sabbath.
Missionary meeting at the chapel this af
ternoon. The society elect new treas
urer in the place of Miss Eta Doane.
A union service of prayer for the Pres-
dents recovery, was held by the churches
of this city at the Baptist chapel last even
ing.
The Shiawassee lodge of Good Templars
held its quarterly meeting with the lodge
in this city Wednesday afternoon and
evening. About 60 delegates were present
Westlake, the Merchant Tailor, respect.
fully calls the attention of the public to his
stock of new goods for the fall trade
For particulars see advertisement.
"The Pharisee and Sadducee of To-day"
Sermon by Rev. L. B. Plat, printed in a
neat and attractive style. Copies on sale
at TIMES Office. Price 10 cents.
The number of pupils enrolled in Owes
so Union School District between the ages
of and 20 is e56, or A more than last
year About 20 pupils have become 20
years of age within the past year.
MARRIED Sept list, 1881, in the city
of Owosso, by L. Van Dusen, Justice of
the Peace, John B. Hulse, of Greenbush,
Clinton county. to Celia Brink, Elba,
Gratiot Co.
Mr.. Curtis, the popular druggist at Ban
croft, is closing up his business and going
to Texas, horipg the climate there may
prove more favorable to Mrs. Curtiss'
health.
Mr. William Mason of West Owosso,
having nearly completed building for the
purpose of baling and storing hay for the
market. is about to build another in which
will be placed large platform scale.
Geo. Matthews. of Antrim, purchased
tickets of Arthur AcHardy for Mrs. Sarah
Matthews and Miss Minnie Matthews, via
the National Line, from London to Owosso,
Mich, on Saturday last
Rev. Mr.. Perry, who is to supply the
pulpit of the Congregational church during
Mr.. Platts absence, is now at Jackson, his
former home. He expects to move his
family to Owosso next week, and com
mences his labors here Sept. 1S.
The Owosso City Band have engaged
the Opera House, during the Fair, and will
give grand 10 cent dance, and promenade
concert day and night. The best music
will be in attendance, and no pains will be
spared, to make an enjoyable time. Ev
erybody come and have a good time.
Mrs E. III. Ament bas received the sad
news that her daughter, Mrs. Claribel Leg
gat is lying very ill, is now living, at her
home in Butte City, Montana. Mrs. Leg
CATS two children, the youngest daughter
born Aug 23rd, are both sick of scarlet
fever.
The grain drill trade this year is very
brisk on account of the winter wheat
standing the winter so much better drilled
than when sowed broadcast, and the ex-
IRENE dry weather. On Saturday last Ar
thur McHardy sold four drills and on Mon
day three, Tuesday one, Wednesday two,
and more to fellow.
The Owosso friends of II. l.. Chapman
are waiting anxiously for news from Bad
Axe, where he has resided for several
years. If it is true as reported that the
fire has burned every building in that viii
lage except the court house, two stores,
and two dwellings, Mr.. Chapman and his
family are probably now without a home
and are in need of help.
MARRIED I'm Owosso, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Sept. z. 1881,
by Rev. w. L. Farnum, Mr.. Charles
Parker, of Ypsilanti, to Miss Lizzie Mead
of Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker left Owosso We'd
nesday evening en- route for Ohio, where
they will visit for a short time and then
return to their home in Ypsilanti. Tue
of the many friends of the
artist bride, attend the newly welded
pair
t.not etroortho,or <,f mind anh body