The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-05-12

IL WAS much needed.
The season one month behind.
Remember the Tennesseeans.
New stock of bird cages at Lorings
The editor is sick with chills and fever.
X. T. Band Concert next week Friday.
g. w. Loring is in Grand Rapids today.
Owosso was visited by band of mobile
red men" this week
If you wish to enjoy good bath visit
ahe Mineral Springs.
+. 4. Cowles. of Lansing, was in the
city Wednesday on business,
New patterns in wall paper and window
shades received at Lorings this week.
Miss Nora Towne. of Lansing, spent
the first of the week in this city visiting
friends.
Owosso was well represented in the
Knight Templar conclave at Detroit on
Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. Philips. formerly of Owosso,
now of Mason, is spending few days
with Mrs. Ira Merell.
The young ladies of Christ Church will
hold Bazaar in Opera Hall this friday
evening and tomorrow
We shall print neyt week an interesting
letter written by ZERO" which was
crowded out of this weeks issue.
The weather permitting, there will be a
game of ball tomorrow between the
Blue SoX of this city and the Vernon ball
club.
We were favored on Thursday morning
with call from Mile Bunnel, local editor
of the Morning Journal, Albuquerque
New Mexico.
meeting of the State Board of
Agriculture will be held at the Agricul-
tural college commencing on Monday
evening the 10Th inst.
Tuesday morning, Mr. Guy Stoner,
who has been in the employ of n. Her
man for sometime past, left for Detroit.
THE TIMES wishes Mr.. S. success.
The st. Charles Reporter of the 9th
inst. says that "Charles H. Allen. reprent-
ing n McBain, of Owosso, was in town
Thursday. Charles always meets a well
come when he comes here.
The citizens of Corunna voted on
Saturday TO bond the city for $4,000 to
build a Jail. We do not believe in the
present state of the public mind on the
fbn ;nx tx.y,II
prove apaying one.
The ladies of the Library Association
are preparing the popular novelty known
as the Broom Drill" to be given at an
entertainment for the purpose of raising
funds to pay for the re binding of books.
Further particulars soon.
Burhans 81 Dawes received an order
for goods this week from a firm in Fargo,
Dakota. This is one of our most enter
prising firms and the above shows they
have wide reputation for fair dealing
and that they sell good goods.
Hon. B. o. Williams returned from
Lansing on Tuesday evening bringing
with him a portrait of himself, said by
those who have seen it to be exceedingly
life-like. 1t was executed by Lewis X.
Merell, well-known Lansing artist,
The Ladies' Aid Society will furnish
roast turkey and other luxuries at their
regular dinner on Saturday. The evening
entertainment will be invitinga land pleasant.
We nope friends from the country will
remember that good meals are furnished
by the ladies at low rates.
G. A. Towne of the Department Of
Public Instruction, at Lansing, delivered
an able and eloquent address on tho
temperance question. at the Congrega-
tional church in this city last Sunday
evening The church was crowded to its
utmost capacity, and the address gave the
friends of total abstinence and legal pro-
hibtion great heart to push forward their
work with renewed energy.
We are in receipt of vol l.. No. l., of
the Allegan Gazette, paper Republican
in politics started at the village of Allegsn
by f. G. Reid late partner of ID. c..
Henderson in the Allegan Journal The
paper presents neat appearance, and we
hope may do good work in the field he
has chosen to enter. 1t is an out growth
of the troubles between Mr.. Henderson
and Mr. Reid, which trouble it is hoped
may be amicably settled, and that the
seeming necessity for the two papers may
cease to exist