The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-23
Now for lemonade pants.

A number OF Owosso people took i'm
the Saginaw races this week.
And still they come, new subscribers
every day. and yet there is room.
1t was Sickles, not Steele, that was in.
jured by the horse on the Gould farm.
Remember, Detroit VS.. Owosso, this
p. m. Admission 35 cts. ladies 25 cts.
An exchange says there is some talk Of
starting a Greehback paper at Corunna.
Lasell Lyon goes to Corunna Monday
to take a place in the office of DR.. Hume.
The Corunna Base Ball club defeated
the Owesso boys last Friday afternoon 6
TO 1.
Arthur McHardy is pushing forward the
work on his new house with his wonted
energy.
Orders for job work solicited. Bargains
will be given and only first-class work
sent out.
On Tuesday Alderman Lewis bought
over 1000 lbs of wool. A pretty good
days work.
Ira Merell has just completed a fine side
walk in front of his residence on Wash
lngton street.
The pioneer meeting at Morrice on
Wednesday is reported to have been "a
grand success.
We Don vs. Owosso, at Pasiime Park
Wednesday afternoon Score 90 TO 8 in
favor os Owosso.
Owing to the absence OF Rev. Mr.. Plat
there WI he no service at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday.
The proceedings of the Common Coun-
Gil this week are of peculiar interest to tax
payers and should be carefully read.
That there is considerable small pox at
Grand Rapids is a fact, but so far no cases
are reported in the business parts of the
city.
J. j. Murphy, of Detroit, is visiting at
the residence of his brother, Daniel Muir
ply, the good-natured captain of the
Blue Sox's.
Advertise your business in THE TIMES
and thereby keep it before the public
constantly. That is the sure road to
business prosperity.
H. A. Mansfield, an old time friend
from Waltham, Massachusetts, and a
wholesale shoe merchant, gave us a pleas
ant call on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Laura Parker, Mrs. MaryJ Parker,
Miss Julia Overton and Miss Eliza March,
of Chagrin Fall, Ohio, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Parker this week.
Miss Helen Manning, who has for some
months been testing the medical qualities
of the magnetic springs at Eaton Rapids,
has returned home, somewhat improved
in health.
The result Of the special election in
Caledonia to determine the question of
cattle r%uoning at large. resulted in favor
of their being allowed to run, by a decid
ed majority.
Mr.. II. S. Hubachek, who for the past
few months has been in the employ Of
Osborn Bros, left on Saturday last for
Detroit. from which place he goes to
Mt. Clemens.
A very interesting Washington letter
written for this issue of THE TIMES is
crowded out. We hope to have letters
from the same correspondent regularly
in the future.
Attention is asked to the advertisement
r. a. E---.o,o DIon1epatfh cbnn Of Raw
n~ington. The prices for work named in
the ad. are ut hard pan rates, and should
command the attention of those interested.
At the meeting Of the Owosso Bible
Society held on Monday night it was voted
to disorganize the society, and to donate
to the American Bible Society the proper
ty and funds on hand amounting to 1904.
The Third Semi-Annual Meeting of the
9th Congressional District Press Associa-
ton will he held at Pontiac, July 21st.
An interesting programme is being ar
ranged. and a general attendance of the
quill drivers is desired.
Rev. L.. B. Platt, the deservedly popu-
lar pastor of the Congregational Church,
will leave tomorrow for a four weeks
vacation, which he will spend in northern
Michigan, and along the North and West
shores of Lake Superior.
William A. Cook. who lives just north
of this city on the Gould farm. has re-
Gently purchased about 900 sheep, some of
them very good ones, and placed them on
his farm. The investment. with ordinary
luck, will pay handsomely.
At the base ball game op Saturday be-
tween the Fowlerville and Owosso clubs,
at the fifth innings the rain compelled the
boys to disperse. At that time the score
stood Fowlerville Q; Owosso 3, with a man