The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-04-28

LOCAL NEWS ~
House cleaning time.
Mr.. David Gould is steadily improving.
Stanley E. Parkill is visiting at Lansing
to-day. asst ~
Hon. Wm.M. Fitzpatrick spent Thursday
at Lansing. ,-G 1sl oL.
Uncle Tom drew large audience Fri
day evening
Rev. L. d. Plat was at Laingsburg on
Wednesday. hai =. "
We are prepared to do job work on
short notice.
@. A. Hutchins was in Detroit on bust
ness yesterday, "a oo
The streets of Owosso were full of peo-
pie last Saturday
The Welland Canal was opened for bust
ness on the 21st inst.
The Calico Hop on Monday evening
was pleasant party.
The next term of the Circuit Court opens
on Monday, May LIST.
Read the proceedings of the w C. Il. U.
printed on the third page.
Mr.. AL. Sanford has recovered from his
recent illness so to be out again.
We hear that Adam Byerley is seriously
sick with Typhoid Pneumonia.
Advertisements solicited. Terms rea-
sonable. Call at THE TIMES office.
The dealers report unusually large sales
of agricultural implements this season.
Moving Machine for sale cheap, enquire
of j. Armstrong, or c. A. Baldwin. St.
Thursday was Arbor Day, and good
many trees were planted in and about the
city.
Ticket 40, held by p. NJ Roth. drew
the Autophone in the gift enterprise of
the Catholic Church..
Read the notice of Colt 81 Son concern
ing fuckers Draft Equalizer. 1t is GER
tainly a novel invention.
There will be social at the Baptist
church this Friday evening. A general
invitation is extended to all.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, the renowned
essayist, Of Concord, Massachusetts,, died
last evening at nine o'clock. ..
The Secretary of State has our thanks
for copy of the Governors Proclamation
appointing the 9th inst as Arbor Day.
There was safe robbery at Flushing,
Genessee county on the night of the Gath
inst. The robbers got about $4,000 all
cash.
The improvements on the ball grounds
are nearly finished and the boys will soon
be ready to meet the best clubs of the
State. -,..t
The Eastern Michigan Conference of
Congregational churches will be held at
Oxford, Oakland county. ON Monday,
May IA.
For Mcyrelles Grand Band Concert to be
held at Opera Hall on Friday May 9Th,
this Office has just sent out n fine pro-
gramme.
Mr.. Benham, foreman of Gates Bros.
cigar factory, who has been 30 seriously sick
with typhoid pneumonia, is much better this
morning.
The Trustees of Olivet College are solic-
iting funds to rebuild the Ladies Hall.
We hope abundant success will crown
their labors.
DR.. Leonard has sold out his drug store
on Main street Owosso, and is going into
business as practicing physician at
Langsburg.
The Jolly Pathfnders, on their second
appearance were greeted by full house,
and their were more than pleased with the
entertainment.
The Jubilee concert on Saturday night
was rich musical treat, and the receipts
satisfactory, the Ready Helpers netting
$27 as their share.
Dewey & Stewart have sent their flyer
Jerome Eddy, to Detroit and placed him
in the hands of G. F. Abbot, who will
drive him this season.
The Republicans, of the county OF
Roscommon, have called county conven-
ton to be held on the 18th of May. The
purpose is not stated
The ladies of Christ Church will hold
a social at the residence of Mrs. Oscar
Sharpstene, on Tuesday evening May I'd.
The public are most cordially invited.
The editor of THE TIMES is under
special obligations to Hon. E. 8. Lacy for
the volume of the Census Reports on Ma
tional, State and Municipal Industries.