The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-07-14
LOCAL NEWS
Hiss Eta French is at Ovid visiting.

iSat hot "hf
d. M. Estey is in Chicago on business.
Ice cream at the Baptist chapel this
evening.
The charming school ma'am is abroad in
the land.
If nothing happens potatoes will be very
cheap next fall.
Subscribe for The TIMES and you'll
rest well o'nights.
Miss Lottie Carne, of Detroit, is visiting
Miss Alice Collier.
Thos. Kearns has been elected captain
of the Owosso club.
Mrs. E. A. Rogers has gone to her for
mer home, Port Hope, Ont.
James Calkins is at Kokomo, Colo, at
tending to mining business.
Bring your job work to this office and
have it neatly and nicely done.
Mrs. G.. B. Martin, is spending a few
days at the home of Miles Parker.
There were 80 arrivals at the National
for the week ending Thursday noon.
There are numberless sidewalks in the
city that need to be repaired at once.
Miss Nettie Leonard, of Fenton, is visit
ing the family of Rev. T. s. Leonard.
Prof. O. G. Seelye is spending his va
cation at Stony Creek. Washtenaw Co.
Mrs. II. L. Chapman, of Bad Axe, is
visiting friends and relatives in the city.
Jerome Eddy is to trot in the 2:23 class
at the Cleveland. Ohio, races On the 25th
inst.
w. S. Reed, formerly foreman at the
Estey factory has removed to Grand
Rapids.
Mr.. Erastus Barnes, has returned from
Winnetka. Ill, where he has been en-
gagged in teaching.
Miss Nellie Thomas left Monday for a
visit of several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
/. S. Cooper, at ~Cheboygan.
Miss Lou Chaplin, of Grass Lake, who
has been visiting at the residence of James
A. Chaplin, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Hershey, of Gotham, N. Y,
who has been visiting with the family Of
G, E, Hershey, returned home Monday.
Stan. Parkill expects soon to test the
speed of an exceedingly fine bicycle, hav-
ing ordered one from the manufacturers.
Miss Lizzie Kelley, who has been visit
ing at the residence of J. L. Wright, left
on Friday last for Linden to visit friends.
Fred Todd, Norton Tillitson, Walter
Lewis and Harry Andrus returned Tues
day from a weeks visit at East Saginaw.
S~hiawassee county dealers have had a
big trade in farming tools and machinery
this season, and the times are not dull for
them now by a good deal.
Our editorial on the 4th at Perry, our
Morrice letter and Burton notes, crowded
out last week by the self-binder advertise
ments appear in this issue.
The officers of Owosso Lodge No. SO, /.
o. o. f., will probably be installed to-
night. The fraternity should take due
notice and be present promptly at s o'clock
We invite special attention to the adj. of
A. L. Thomas, of West Owosso. He has
a good stock of goods which he means to
sell, and the public will be benefited by
giving him an carly call.
Hon. Frederick G. Bailey, of Vernon,
formerly a Representative in the State
Legislature from this county, and Mrs.
Jennie Buddington, of Fenton, were
united in marriage July 3D..
The thanks of the Editor of THE
TINES are given DIR. Barnes for a fine LOT
of plants. The DR.. has had this season a
large supply, and we are pleased to know
has found a ready sale for them.
Waldo Holman, who has for some
months been book keeper for Mr.. McHardy,
has resigned his place to engage with a
brotherin-law in The jcwelry business and
is succeeded by Mr.. Newton Baldwin,
Where is the new depot that was to be
built near the site of the old one at the j.
& Ii Will the company fulfil their
promise made last winter and erect 1t this
season? It is a needed improvement.
p. M. Roth left on Friday last for an
extended trip in the East. While absent
he will stop in Cleveland and inspect some
of the fashionable tailor shops In that
city and pick up information as to the
latest styles, etc.
We trust parties who haye engaged to
act as correspondents of THE TIMES will
remember that we like communications
regularly, and will send us every Wed
nesday notes of all events of any local i'm
p~ortance in their several localities--send
on postal card or by letter. All notes will
have prompt attention, and the writers the
thanks Of the Editor and the readers Of
THE TIMES.