The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-16
E. r. Hutchins was in Ann Arbor Thurs

ton NJ Juuus coihcIs.
Laselle Lyon returned from Ann Arbor
on Wednesday evening. ..B
Senator Fitzpatrick will lineage the bird
OF liberty at Perry, July 4th. pa1s
DR.. Z. f. Grant has the thanks of THE
TIMES for late Califor mia papers.
Miss Matte Beach, of Alpena, is visit
ing at the residence of Geo. Collier.
L. C. Duff, Esq, is sojourning for a
brief period with friends in Owosso.
Old newspapers for sale at this office,
in any number, for fifty cents per hun
dred.
On account of the rain the ball game,
Vernon VS.. Owosso. was necessarily post
poned.
Paris Green is or the rise, hence proba.
bly, the festive Colorado beetle is being
feasted.
The population of Owosso is on the in
crease.-A fine boy at Marshall Green's
this morning.
In the 2:25 race at jackson. Jerome
Eddy was placed as follows in the three
heats: q, !, 2.
Mr.. Charlie Gould arrived home on
Saturday last from Chicago, fora vacation
of two weeks.
Frank Smith left yesterday for West
Bay City, where he expects to work at his
trade. Success, Frank.
We understand that the bath house at
the Mineral Spring is being well patron
lied. That is as it should be.
A Free Methodist camp meeting will be
held at Holly commencing on the 21st
and closing on the 26th inst.
Hon. o. L.. Spaulding, Representative in
Congress from this district is said to be
quite sick. He is at Washington.
The Pioneers, and all others who enjoy
a good time, will do well to note the notice
for a Pioneer picnic on the 21st inst.
The American says that Sheriff Smith
has appointed Mr.. ]. J. Anterior, of the
town of Shiawassee. Deputy Sheriff.
Rev. B. F. Matrau. we are most happy
to state, is rapidly improving, and will
probably be or the streets again soon.
Owosso is swarming with drummers
every day, and they sell more goods here
than in any other city of its size in Michi-
gan.
There will be a Union Temperance
meeting at the NJ. e. chuIch, next Sab
bath evening. The public are cordially
invited.
A special election in Caledonia has been
ordered, to be held on Saturday, to deter
mine whether cattle shall be permitted to
run at large
Jerome Eddy and other Owosso horses,
will appear at the Saginaw races, which
begin on Tuesday Of Rext week, and con-
tinue four days.
The people of Ovid and vicinity will
celebrate the coming 4th with a horse
show IN the grounds of the Union Agri-
cultural Society.
The Perry base ball club does not APP
pear to be in luck. 1t was defeated again
by the Fowlerville club on Saturday
score IS TO IL.
Rev. Amos Crum, who for some years
was pastor of the Methodist Church at
Corunna. and late at Bay City, is about
moving to Iowa.
Mr.. Chas. Green has given up his place
as express messenger in Saginaw and re-
turned to Owosso. Too much bossism
about it for him.
The children's services at the Nj. Il.
church last Sabbath, was largely attended,
exceedingly interesting, and the display OF
flowers beautiful.
The first letter from our Morrice cor
respondent appears in this issue of The
TIMES. We hope to receive them very
regularly hereafter.
We are prepared to do all kinds OF job
work on short notice, from a ladies visiting
card to a three sheet poster, and at the
lowest living prices.
The real ana personal estate of this city
as assessed for 1882, is as follows: Real
estate $e49, 615. personal property $780,
995. Total. $3.50, $40.
A large number Of the citizens OF owos-
so, have been in attendance on the Re-
union Of the Army Of the Potomac ut
Detroit, the past two days.
The Ladies Aid society will furnish
dinners and suppers as usual on Saturday,
and ice cream in the evening. We bespeak
fer them a liberal patronage.
Bro. Ingcrsoll, of the Shiawassee Journal,
made us a pleasant call on saturday after.
noon. Come again, We are always glad
to meet any of our brothers Of the quill.
THE TINES, by the action Of the Coun'
--"fI- IT n a