The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-22

development OF body and soul.
Every life is incomplete without this.
Then let US strive to live and
when the great reaper. Death,
To. gather us into Gods store-house,
comes,
0, may he find our life-work done; the
fruits,
Our daily duties garnered in; our
sheaves,
Kind deeds and words of love, bound up;
and we.
Patient and joyous, waiting for the call
OF the great Observation-Disclosures
come home!
An enthusiastic railroad meeting
was held yesterday afternoon at Ban
croft, and the securing of the sale of
$50, 900 of the bonds of the T., A. A.
& N. railway made certain.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
E. church do not seem at all inclined
to stop work. This week they are
cushioning some pews in the church
which have been uncushioned since
the church was built. There is now
a demand for them, and the ushers
who have seated the gospel listeners
upon those bare benches have receiv-
ed inverted thanks till they decided
upon immediate cushions or resigna.
tions. Hereafter, therefore, uniform
happiness will be enjoyed at the
Methodist church, at least so far as
cushioned pews is concerned.
All persons indebted to THE TINES
are requested to pay up as soon as
possible. We shall need $500 dur.
ing July, and hence shall have to
ask our patrons to make prompt pay
ments.
Our people should remember that
it takes MONEY to build railroad.
That the interests of Owosso demand
the immediate construction of the T.,
A. A. & N. railway, and then go to
work for your interests.
Boraxim is what you want. A
chrome with every pound at Parker's.
Parker has the choicest Black Tea
in town.
AT the regular meeting of Oriental
Encampment No. So, I. o. o. F.,
held Wednesday evening the follow
ing officers were elected:
c. p, A. Robertson.
H p, Geo. M. Dewey.
S. W., S. +. Smith.
Scribe, H. w. Martin.
F. S., Oscar Wells.
S., w. Matlock.
]. w., II. L. Lewis, Jr.
c., DR.. c. Mccormick.
Frank Converse leaves to-day for
Valparaiso, Ind, where he will attend
school for two months.
Graduating exercises of the Byron
school on Friday, June 90, at p. m.
A fine programme has been arranged
and good time can be expected.
E. o. Champion, Of Flint, spent
Sunday with friends in Owosso.
Excursion tickets will be sold on
the d. & M. railway from Owosso to
all stations on the line, including
Detroit and Milwaukee, on July 2, 3
and 4, good to return on or before
July sth, at one fair for the round
trip.
On Sunday evening the Pastors Of
the Congregational, Baptist and
Methodist churches will each preach
sermon on "The voice of God to
the people of Owosso, as heard in
the murder of Brophy." Let there
be a general attendance on the part
of our citizens.
Prof. Graves, of Flint, has been in
the city during the week.
The game Of base ball on Saturday
last was walk over for the home
team, the Fenton boys being defeated
by a score of I6 20 0. Both clubs
showed lack of practice, but some
good playing was done by each club.
The game was called at the end of
the seventh inning so as to allow the
Fenton boys to catch the train home.
A mile foot race at the Fair ground
Saturday evening was won by Walter
MUMMY.
H. G.. Titcomb having resigned as
Recorder of Owosso lodge No. 4S,
A. o. U. w., E. o. Dewey was elect
ed and installed as his successor on
Tuesday evening.
H. X. White has gone to Spring
field, Mass, where he will spend the
summer. -.--.-..
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