The Owosso times., 1881-08-05
The CW0sso Tines.
L0C-A-E NEWS
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Westlake has just received the fashions
for Fall and Winter.
Have you seen the window transparen
ces al the Bazar?
Mrs, III. -. Peterson and sister. Mrs
'Chaddock, leave for the East on Monday.
Westlake has just received Fall and
Winter goods.
Mr.. Erastus Barnes will build tenant
house in West Owosso, soon.
John Martin, a German.:s about TO build
dwelling house in West Owosso
All Summer goods at cost! to make room
Tor Winter stock, at Wcstlake's.
Mrs. Lawrence Hambin and sister. Miss
Wygant. leave for their home in New
York State on Tuesday.
The little folks went fishing, at the rate
of centsa bite, at the social at the Con.
gregational chapel, Tuesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Comstock left town last
evening, for visit to Wisconsin and Min
nesota.
During the week ending Aug. 1st, 1881.
Burhans d Dawes of this city, sold TO-
200 cigars and 4,41O ponds of tobacco.
Mrs. Elizabeth Guile, who has been Wis
iting friends at Romeo, expected to leave
there for Boston, Mass, yesterday.
Miss Minnie Guile is visiting in the vi
cinity of Fairpoint, N. Y. She will at.
tend the Chautauqua Sunday school
Meetings.
Mrs. Willie Ament leaves Owosso on
Monday, for Chicago. This is her first
step in the long journey to her home in
Picking, China.
Station Agent Beardsley and family
stopped in Owosso on their way to Clevc
land to spend the remainder of the sum
mer vacation.
News is received in Owosso to-day. O,
the death of Miss Lizzie. youngest daugb
ter of Rev. Mr.. Fletcher, a former paste,
OF the Congregational church in this city
The smoke that clouds this morning.
sky, comes from the burning woods neal
Bay City, and not from the forty cigar
makers that dwell in our midst.
The city authorities have decided to con
struct reservoir, near the City Hall, which
will be filled with water brought from tho
mill pond through an iron pipe
Mr.. W. F. Guile is removing his good,
to the bank store, this morning. This will
give the carpenters chance to put new
foundation under his store, and to make
other improvements
Miss Sanborn, of Port Huron, an init
mate friend of Mrs. G. Y. Osburn, anc
her travelling companion in her foreign
tour, is'now at Judge Gould's. She ar
rived on Monday evening.
The Owosso City Band will dedicate
their new band stand next Tuesday even
ing with grand concert.
PROGRAMME Il. Overture, Nectar; 2
Orpheus Aux Enfans; 3. Quick Step 5.
Selection, Errani; @, Selection, Nabucco
The five and ten cent Bazaar, is now wei
settled in the old postoffice building, will
hCW EOOuo, bOWCliIS, idCCS, SldSS
pictures, hosiery, tin ware, etc. A new
stock of childrens toys ordered Give
the Bazaar call.
Grand musical concert to be given by
Prof s. Mazurctte, of Detroit, assisted by
some of the best professional artists of tina
city, and Miss Nora Collins, of Corunna
takes place on the eve of the 23rd Of Au
gust, 1881. No tickets sold at the door
Tickets can beprocured in Owosso at the
store Of G.. r. Black.
Rev. Mr.. Chaddock, who, it was hoped
would supply the pulpit, at the Congrega
,tional church, in this city, during Mr.
Platt's absence abroad, has accepted a cal
ito a church in Alton, ILL., He expects t.
commence his work there in September
He will supply the pulpit here two weeks
longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Hutchins will re
main at the White Mountains until Mrs
Hutchins' health is improved She is nov
Frustrated by her sisters, Mrs. G. Y. Os
burns death, and her great disappointment
at being unable to reach home owing t.
receiving the intelligence on Saturday, il
season to attend the funeral on Monday.
Last evening Mr.. Alexander Macarthur
died at his home in Corunna, Mr. Near
thur was one of the original members OF
the Shiawassee County county seat com
pany. The object of the company was t.
secure the establishment Of the county
seat at Corunna. In the year 1888, he re
moved to Corunna as the agent of tina
company, where he resided until his death
A second large boiler has been placed in
position at the E5tey factory. The surplus
steam from the two boilers will be used
for driving the engine in the saw mil
which is located some distance west of the
factory. The steam supply pipe between
the two buildings has been laid, anda trial
of the new engine shows that the expecta
tons of the mechanics have been fully
realized
Base ball on the old Fair Ground to NOR
row at 2:3O o'clock, between the "CSgariar
Artists" and Furniture Butchers" This
game will be played for the Estate Cham.
pionship,' and ''muf,ing" will not be
allowed. A surgeon will be in attendance
to Get fractured limbs. Reserved seats for
ladies' with boouets. Everybody come and