The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-01
Grahame & Haskell.

Grahame q f1aSkeil.
Senator Thomas w. Palmer will
address the Kent county farmers
club. on Wednesday June 9th, at
Grand Rapids.
L. M. Woodin has began work in
his cheese factory at Burton. He
has capacity for 5000 lbs. of milk
per day, and intends and expects to
make as good cheese as is made any
where, and hopes to merit public pat
ronage.
A life size chrome of the long,
lank and iean-given to every pur,
chaser of $I.oo worth of goods at
Grahame & Haskill's, better than
screen door to keep out fys.
Hon. ]. w. Mcmahon, senator
from the 18th senatorial district,
spent decoration day in Owosso.
There will be held an open lodge
by Owosso Lodge No. 8Io, l. O. G..
T., on Monday evening, June nth.
The exercises will consist Of a social,
interspersed with music, essays and
brief orations. The public are most
cordially invited to be present.
And a great multitude, heavily
laden, departed thence and went out
of the city, and the people of Owosso
wist not how it was, but Grahame &
Haskell knew it was great con-
course Of people that had been at
their store to buy groceries. Selah.
There are a good many cases OF
mumps in Owosso, and it behooves
every person to be on their guard as
this disease is very contagious.
For the week ending May s6, diph
iberia was reported as prevailing in
&c places, scarlet fever in 81, and
measles in 35. places in the State.
The report, also, shows diorrhea on
the increase, and intermittent fever
decreasing IN the area of prevalence.
AcclDENr:-The king bolt Of the
engine connecting the COW stopper
with the butter worker at Grahame
s. Haskel's, blown out. No serious
injury to anything except prices on
canned goods. Call in and see.
Mr.. f. Salisbury, who has been
seriously sick with pneumonia the
past week, is improving.
]. A. Armstrong, of this city, has
sold his Louis Napoleon stallion
Roger A., to Horace Beard, of Ruby
St. Clair county, for $500. Coco
breeding does pay if you are raising
stock OF any kind.
We have beat our swords into
sheep shears-Buy wool Irvine o
Grahame & Haskell-and our pillow
shares into pruning hooks-Buy nice
fresh prunes at Grahame & Haskell's
Commencement exercises June 20
T. d. Dewey has been in Lansing
some days this week attending meet
ing of the State Board of Agriculture
taking in the Central Michigaa Fair
and looking after public Interests
generally.
Mr.. +. A. Steadman, of Allegan
a former resident of this city, engaged
in the marble business, spent Mon
day in this city shaking hands will
old friends, greeting new ones, ant
looking after the marble trade in Thu
section.
Hon. VIM. M. Fitzpatrick was a
Howell yesterday attending meet
ing called to aid in the construction
of the extension OF the Toledo, Ann
Arbor and Northwestern railway from
South Lyons by way of Howell it
Owosso. What was done we are no
yet advised as Mr.. Fitzpatrick ha
not yet returned, but we anticipat
that work was done that will d.
much to push forward the enterprise
Mrs. Z. +. White and daughte
left on Tuesday, for lengthy visi
among old friends and neighbors, y
and in the neighborhood of Spring
field, Mass.
THE TINES hears that Mr.. Abbot,
the horse trainer, has calls at Kala
mazoo and at Flint, and will proba
bly, be induced to accept the latter
The editor Of The TIMES is unde
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