The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-09
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4, Senator Fitzpatrick was in Detroit 'Tues;
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lem? Miller has been appointed Iassis-
atant cashier at The National Bank re- y
.imiMr. J. C., Stone, Of the Laingsburg
anNews, made US q pleasant call Monday:
~ > We are in receipt OF the annual cata.
lsgpe Of the Agricultural College for 1882.
.riIiA number of trees, were blown down In
e this city during the rain storm on Saturday
, slast.gnf DsArhmo1 Gstla II X .euUoR :
irgi Remsmber the dedication OF the Methos
dist church at Burton on the 17th and 18th
9 inst. hssia1 fpiod oa svsd yasf 7ol DOT !
~ Hon Josiah Turner made owosso q
short. visit last week. ! dnsg =
SOD We notice that Isaac L. Peck, Esq. Of
this city. was at St. Charles on the I'd inst.
Mr., John Strahle died on Wednesday
. morning. He had been sick for several
weeks. aA .rcq1 oh yi ya5a4 4f5 bne -
Senator Ferry and Hon. o. L. spauld-
ing have our thanks, for valuable public
documents. ,tref 49, -tygq Eat 81
p. NJ Rowell's colt, Kate Rowell, won
second money in the three year old race
at Lansing. f.t, U
Mrs. e. A. Steadman and daughter of
Allegan, are visiting the family of Elk
Mayor Todd. h.i. n
Mrs. A. w. Giles, of Grand Rapids, has
been visiting friends in this city several
days this week.
Rev. Mr.. Leonard arrived here on Sat
urday last and commenced his pastorate
duties on Sunday.
DIR. A. B. Spinney, of Detroit, will be
at the National Hotel Saturday, June 10.
Consultation free.
Mr.. Lewis Munson, of Fairfield, now
fills the place of assistant bookkeeper at
the Estey factory.
Mr.. Chas. Green has secured a position
in the employ Of the American Express
Go. at East Saginaw.
The Protestant Methodist Church at
Burton will be dedicated Saturday and
Sunday, June II and 10.
The Ready Helpers will hold a social
Friday evening, June 18th, at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Nancy Gould.
Our report Of the agricultural meeting
is unavoidably crowded out of this issue,
but will appear next week in full.
Charles Mathews, a youth Of 10 years,
had one of his arms badly cut at the
Estey factory on Tuesday afternoon.
A number of Owosso people took in the
Lansing fair on Friday last. Which one
Of them enjoyed the swim in Grand river?
The Ladies' Aid Society will furnish
dinner and tea as usual on Saturday, at
their rooms, with ice cream in the evening.
Note what u correspondent says about
the dedication Of the new Protestant
Methodist church at the flourishing village
of Burton.
On Sunday evening last, the Rev. o.
Parker of Corunna preached in the NJ. E.
church, having exchanged pulpits with
Rev Mr.. Reed.
In the 2:25 class at the Detroit races
Jerome Eddy was placed as follows In the
different heats: 55, 3,2,2. Best time
in the race 2 :22t.
The shade trees along the streets of
Owosso, present a beautiful appearance,
and the flower gardens attest to the cul.
tured taste Of our citizens.
B. o. Williams was in attendance, and
furnished a historical paper on the early
school in Detroit, at the Pioneer society
meeting in Lansing the present week.
The Eaton and Barry District Lodge, /.
o. G. t., will hold its next meeting at
Eaton Rapids on the 18th inst. All men,
bers of the order are cordially invited.
Read the card of DR.. j. Black, of La
peer. DR.. Black has rented rooms in
Stewart & Co.'S. bank building, and intends
making his residence here. Success to
him.
The Michigan Central Railroad will soon
run parlor cars on their morning train
south and afternoon train north on the
Saginaw Division, between Bay City and
jackson.
The frosts predicted by Vernon for the
9TH and 9Th of June forgot to put in an
appearance. We hope that may be the
case with those he predicts for the 18th
and Goth.
The Saginaw Herald says. cit looks
now as though the skating party, which
has been planned for the Fourth Of July,
may prove a failure. Nevertheless we
have not given up all hope.
Any mistakes in this issue may be at
tributed to the fact that part Of THE
TINES Office force have been engaged in
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