The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-07-28

| master NJ Bancroft.
Frank Smith, of Bay City, visited friends
in this city the first part of the week.
There were 1875 arrivals at the National
for the week ending Thursday noon.
Charles Stewart returned on Friday eve
ming last from his trip to the White Noun
tains
Several people from Owosso and vicinity
have gone to Bay View to attend the M.
Il. camp meeting
Judge A. A, Harper has been elected
Superintendent of the NJ E. Sunday
School at Corunna.
The chairmen of the Republican town
ship and city committees should early send
in their calls for caucuses for publication
in THE TIMES.
Phil. Black is rusticating in western New
York these sultry days. AT latest dates he
was taking in the beauties and glories of
Niagara Falls.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church will
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rooms on Gutes Hill, this evening. All are
cordially invited
ID. S. Keil, one of the editors and pub
fishers of the daily and weekly Gazette, at
Fort Wayne, Indiana, made us pleasant
call Tuesday evening
Mr.. C. Hibbard, of Bennington, came in
to town Thursday morning, and bought II
Mccormick Binder of Mr.. Chaplin. Thus
were two men made happy.
Mr.. Luther Comstock, a well-known
resident of this city, went east on the Goth
inst. with the third Evening News excur-
sion, and expects to visit Massachusetts
prior to his return.
Mrs. d. NJ. Estey and daughter Dora
left on Thursday of last week, with the
Evening News excursion pal ty, for a trip
to Vermont, where they expect to spend
some weeks visiting friends.
Ann Arbor Courier: 80. G. Seelye,
lit. go has met with good success in the
Owosso school and will remain another
year. He is ably assisted by Miss Florence
Lyon, "a, who shows enterprise in intro
ducing reforms in school work.
Mrs. Cordelia l.. Waldron, sister of
Alderman Lewis, and for many years a
resident of this city, now living at Ober-
lin, Ohio, where her son is pursuing his
studies preparatory to the ministry, is in
the city visiting relatives and friends.
The Shlawassee District Lodge, of the I.
o. G. T., will hold its next meeting, at
Owosso, on Friday, September LIST, after
noon and evening The work i'm the after
noon will be in the third degree. In the
evening in Subordinate Lodge. and to it
all members of the Order are specially in
vited.
A business agent of that able and popu.
lar journal the Detroit Post and Tribune
has been spending few days in this city
the present week. He made THE TIMES
office several pleasant calls, and we doubt
not the interests of our young and pros
porous city will be enhanced as the result
of his visit.
The war of the self-binders goes on, and
the farmers are reaping all the benefit
which reduced prices can give them,
hence they had, SO far as they can safely,
better buy now, while prices are below the
minimum, at which such machines can be
manufactured and sold at any profit to
manufacturer.
We note that Nathaniel Ball. of New
Haven, w. II. Chapel, of Corunna, and
Thomas Agnew, of Corunna, are candi-
dates for the nomination for Sheriff on the
Republican ticket. There may be Others,
but these are all the names we have as yet
heard mentioned Either Of them would
make an excellent officer.
The fellow who so far forgot his man
hood us to oil the axlcs of a Buckeye ma
chine with sulphuric acid, near Bancroft
the other night, should at once be taught
to respect the property rights of other
men, by trip, expenses paid. to state
institution located at the city of Jackson,
commonly called the State Prison
If you want .fua by the bushet attend a
trial between the Buckeye and the Deer
ing. If you want to witness fair speci-
men of what Pandemonium is presumed
to be, attend trial between the Buckeye
and the Mccormick Blood flows free
this year, and tongues seem TO be hung on
swivels, aud are constantly plying at both
| ends. HAtrtt, tNAtt tlh
From date, until and including August
9th, the d., CHI. & NJ. Railway Company,
will sell round trip tickets from Owosso to
the M. E. Camp Meeting, at Bay View,
(Pctosky), good to return on or before
August 9Th, for $s.05. Cheap enough to
induce almost every body to breath the
pure air'of the Travers Bay region for a
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