The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-05-19
Yesterday was Ascension day"

Hon. O.. Y. Osburn has returned from
his European trip.
A. H. Byerley is slowly recovering from
his recent severe sickness.
Woodland Bros. are building several
houses on Shiawassce street.
Walker Merell has resumed his place
as engineer at the Mattress Factory.
The average small boy may now be
found taking in" F%orepaugh's bills,
James Allen, of Chesaning, has been
visiting friends in the city this week.
Mr.. Ira Merell has been very sick for
several days but is again able to be out.
Meyrelles' 2lst Commandry will give a
concert at Colwell Hall, Fenton, on the
23d.
On Monday last, H. l.. Lewis shipped a
car load of oats to a commission house in
Saginaw.
F~orepaugh's advertising car at the J. &
L.. depot, was visited by a large number of
people on Sunday.
Bruce Buckminster left Monday evening
for Walnut, Iowa. He expects to be gone
about two months.
h. o. Williams was on the sick list
Saturday and Sunday but is now oat
around once more.
Ii. G. Hubachek returned on Friday last
from Rochester, N. Y, where he had
been OF a short visit.
Z. M. Shafer returned yesterday morn
ing from a short visit at his home in
Livingston Co., N. Y.
The General Association of Congrega-
tional Churches of Michigan is now in
session at Greenville.
Loring is happy. People want lots of
the best grades of wall paper and he can
fill the bill to the letter.
The Tennesseeans sang in the Baptist
church last Sunday morning and in the
evening at the NJ. f. church.
Mr.. O.C.y Comstock. formerly of this
city, now in a railroad Office in Detroit,
made us a short visit Wednesday.
Miss, Flora Spencer assistant book
keeper at the Estey Factory is recruiting
at her home in Bancroft this week.
Prof. Meyrelles was at Fenton Monday
perfecting arrangements for the Band
Concert ITO be given at that place on the
23d.
The proposed game of base ball between
the Lansing and Owosso clubs advertised
for Saturday, has been indefinitely post.
poned.
If any of our readers have copies of
THE TIMES for September Cd, 1881, they
will confer a favor on us by sending then
to the Office.
The store of E. NJ. Brooks in Yves
Owosso, was burglarized on Saturday
night, and about a dozen dollars In
money obtained.
At the Bazaar last week the young
Ladies' of the Guild cleared $175. Thi.
was certainly a result of which they have
reason to be proud.
Memorial services in honor of the lat,
Judge Gould will be held in the Congre
gational church next Sabbath morning
Sermon by the Pastor.
Do not forget that Tuesday May 30tf
is Decoration day, and that no effor
should be spared to make the demonstra
ton in this city a success.
Hon. G. Y. Osburn, one of the leading
Republicans of the Upper Peninsula, wa
insOwosso on Wednesday. to attend tn,
funeral of Hon. Amos Gould. J
On Monday evening Mr.. Henry Frow
ley, Of Middlebury township, was thrown
from his wagon by his team running
away, breaking his right leg near the
ankle.
Read the card Of II. b. Peterson, to b.
found, on, the first page. Mr.. Peterson Il
80 well known hereabouts, that for us Il
say anything with regard to his skill as
dentist, would be useless.
The 18th Annual meeting of the Mich
gan society of Homeopathists, was helt
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this weel
at Grand Rapids. DIR. +. B. Smith, o
this city vast ate ndance.
Amid the busy hum of machinery W.
must not forget the Handle Factory which
manufacture 1 200 cords OF ash and hick
DRY per year into handles. These handles
are shipped to all points Of the United
States, and many are sent to Europe.
The Ladies Aid Society will furnisl
dinner on Saturday for Mcssrs. William
q Hartshorn's friends who participate In
the free delivery. There will, also, b.
ample room and q first class dinner for al
who may favor the Aid Society will
their patronage.
AS we go to press we learn that Mr.
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