The Owosso times., 1881-09-23
Mrs. Abby Beach of Bancroft is in town.

Mrs. Abby Beach of Bancroft is in town.
Mr.. Arthur Chapman is getting ready to
build dwelling house in West Owosso.
Rev. w. l.. Farnum and family are ey-
gpected home next week.
Albert Chapman is building dwelling
ihouse in West Owosso for Mr.. Robbins.
Do.not. fail to heed the call for aid for the
fire sufferers from Mrs. ii. l.. Chapman OF
Bad Axe.
John Fostelle as Mrs. Darlington, al
Opera Hall, Wednesday evening. Sept. 2s.
Miss May Williams has gone to visit
friends in Newark Nj.
Miss Nellie Gates is absent from the
CITY visiting in Detroit and Canada.
Rev. Mr. Morley closes his labors with
gthe Baptist church of this city next Sunday.
Mr.. S. f. Lamfrom intends to purchase
IA home and return with his family to
1Owosso to live.
Mrs. Broad has engaged fist class dress
maker. Cutting and perfect fitting done
by S. T. Taylor's system.
all the new styles and shades at Mrs.
Breads. Please giveus a call.
Miss Anna Gould has recovered hel
health so she intends to resume teaching
next Monday.
Mrs. Turner of Bancroft has been in
Owosso the past week visiting at Judge
Turner'S
Those having infants clothing for the
Bad Axe box please leave it with Mrs. l.
NJ. Chapman.
Up to last night Mr.. e " Smith of thu
j. l.. & s. r. r. had sold over 300 tickets
from Owosso to Jackson.
The Union Agriculture Society will hol(
it's fifth annual meeting, on Tuesday, Wed
snesday and Thursday October II, 10 ant
10. 1881, at Ovid !.
The Vernon school opens, Prof Plunket
principal with promise of very successful
year. There is "a good attendance of ''foI
,eign' scholars.
MI. A. j. Patterson sent $51, the proceed
of dance given in his hotel last Monda.
evening to III. l.. Chapman of Bad Axe t.
be distributed among the fire sufferers.
Rev. Mr.. Perry commenced his labors a
the Cong church in this city last Sunday
The church has been thoroughly repaired
and renovated. Everything about i; isno
in excellent order.
One of the most promising features for
good County Fair is this: The officers ar
more widely scattered over the count
this year than ever before and each one
working up an interest in his own locality
Rev. E. w. Shaw of Vernon, was we
come visitor at the Times office yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw were en- route TO
jackson to attend the State Fair and also
visit Mr.. Shaw's aged father, a pioneer o
that city.
Mrs w. X. Tillotson left this city Wednes
day with her two daughters to place then
ut school at Maplewood Institute. Pittsfield
Mass The party were Joined at Verno
station by Mrs n G, Phillips and daughte
Abbie, who is also going to school at Ma
plewood.
During the absence of Sheriff Smith hi
friends assembled in full force, at his HON
in Corunna, Saturday evening, and we
coined him home with birthday congratr
lations. Before the close of this pleasar
party, Mr.. McGrath, in very appropriai
speech presented Mr.. and Mrs. Smith wit
two elegant easy chairs
Our streets are to be lighted with gas,
line lamps. At a meeting of the Comma
Council, last evening, the Mayor was il
structed to negotiate for number of sire
lamps to be put up in the city on trial, fl
thirty days, and to be paid for at that tin
if they prove satisfactory. This is an in
provement which has long been needed
the city.
Our accomplished young friend, Mis-
Sarah Brewster, who is well known here 6
very successful teacher, is about to ope
"a kindergarten school a. Townsville, Ga
in conjunction with Madam Grant, of ths
city. Miss Brewster is young lady of RAJ
culture and refinement, very thorough
qualified for the difficult specially of kline
ergarten instruction, and who fnlly deserve
and enjoys the countenance and friendshi
of our best people. We wish her abundar
success in her new field. improved health
and speedy return to Jacksonville. 1 Jacl
sonOitIe Daily Union.
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