The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-16

The Messrs. White have shipped two
full car loads of furniture the past week.
One to Iowa, and one to Rhode Island.
II. B. Dunning, of Ccrunna. is in at
tendance at the meeting of the state Sun
day School association at Tecumseh this
week. Hl
Rev. Mr.. STARTS is e~nlarging. re,arrang-
ing and fitting up for q home the property
recently purchased by him on the north
side of Oliver street. {, haa s1lian 'eu aH
Arthur McHardy tells our readers all
about the Walter A. Wood Tyine Binder
in his new nd. Read it and then call on
him and he will show you the machines.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society at their rooms, corner OF Wash
ington and Exchange streets, on Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. A full attendance
is requested. aA&@ &@A@.
The Ready Helpers will hold a social
this friday evening. at the residence of
Mrs. Nancy s. Gould. They will be happy
TO see all of their friends, and the public
generally on that occasion.
Among the gentlemen who represented
Michigan. at the recent session of the
American Medical Association, at st.
Paul, Minnesota, were DR.. Perkins Of this
city and DR.. Ward OF Laingsburg.
A game of base ball will be played at
Pastime Park, in this city, on Saturday
afternoon, between the Owosso and the
Fowlerville clubs. Admission 25 cents,
The game will be called at 8 p. m. sharp.
We note the death in Shiawassee town.
ship, on the 18th inst. of Mr.. William
Jackson, aged 70 years. He had lived in
Shiawassee since 1885, and was one Of
the earlier pioneers of Shiawassee county.
MIR. William Steele, who lives in Owes
so township, north of the city, was serious
ly injured, one day last week, by a vicious
stallion. He is reported to be improving,
but his wounds are of a serious character.
There will be a meeting of the members
and friends of the Owosso Bible society on
Monday evening at 8 o'clock, at the store
of G. w. Loring, for consultation. All
interested are cordially invited to be
present.
On Friday evening we were favored
with a friendly call from w. H. Frost
ESQ.,. of Hastings, state agent for Adrian,
Plat 81 Co.. manufacturers of the "Adri
ance mowers at the Buckeye works,
P~oughkeepsie, New York.
Send all announcements of births, mar
riages and deaths to THE TIMES office for
publication. They will be published free
and we will always be under obligations 10
any one sending us these or any other
local notices for publication.
w. G. Robertson. late foreman in the
Office of the ShIawassee American, after
spending a few days beneath the paternal
rolf, left on Monday evening for a 40
days trip ia Minnesota, Dakota and other
points of interest in the northwest.
The Saginaw Courier Democratic
names as a possible candidate for Congress,
in this, the eighth district, Hon. Hugh
McCurdy, Of Corunna. Hope he will
not be nominated. He is too good a man
to be buried 5000 deep under our Horr.
The new fence and other improvements
about the Methodist Church grounds are
now nearly completed and are "A credit
alike to the society and the people of the
city. Rev. Seth Reed is still at work, and
he is doing his work well-yes, gerry oeN.
In the celebrated case of DR.. Nathan c.
Hall, of Oakland county, charged with
murder, the Supreme Court have ordered
a new trial, Hall to be discharged from
prison and remanded to the sheriff of Oak
land county and admitted to bail in the
sur of s 5000.
The Ovid Register states that Willard
Burt, Of Middlebury, is the owner of a
three years old merino ram, registered,
and bred by b. N. & o. F. Atwood, OF
Richville, VT, from which was clipped
this year 90 lbs. of wool. Weight after
shearinG, 121 lbs.
Complaint is made that boys of tender
years are permitted to visit and play
games in some of the saloons in this city.
We do not know that there is any cause
for the complaint but if there is our off.
GERS should'enforce the laws of the state,
as rigidly in these cases as for any other
positive violation of law.
The funeral of Charlie Essig, son OF
G.. w Essig, OF the township of Rush, q
young man of Is years, and late a promis-
ing pupil in the Owosso High school, was
held Monday, Rev. G. L. Hubert, of De-
troit, officiating. His remains were deposi.
ted in Oakhill cemetery. attended by
a large ~concourse of sorrowing friends.
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