The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-15

There will be a meeting of the sixth
Congressional district Press Association at
Ovid, on Monday. June 25. An interest
ing programme is being arranged
Miss Eva Rowe, sister Of Mrs. Geo.
Sprinkle, is visiting in the city
Mr. Ezekial Salisbury, though thought
10 be improving, is still very sick.
Mr.. Miner Chapman has so far recovered
as to be able to sit up, but we hear does
not gain strength very FAST, and Is not as
much encouraged as his friends wish he
might be.
The old settlers society Of Shiawassee
county, will hold their annual meeting at
Vernon on the 21st inst A full attend.
ance is requested and as the meeting will
he one of interest. there certainly ought to
be large gathering.
THE TIMES Printing Company have
Just purchased new half medium job
press with all the latest improvements and
will soon have the Same running in their
Office, which will. enable them to do JOB
printing of all classes better and at less
prices than ever before.
The editor of THE TIMES is under obi
cations TO Geo. w. Weeks Esq, of Weis,
N II. for a descriptive pamphlet, very
neatly printed, of the beauties and glories
as we'll rs the conveniences and comforts
10 be found in and about the shores OF
Lake Winnepesaukee. Visitors from the
west who desire to see the most attractive
spot in the New England mountain region,
should not fail to visit the Weirs and spend
some days at the Lakeside House.
Among the gentlemen In attendance at
the railroad meeting on Monday night was
.. II. Obert, ESQ.,, of Bancroft.
Mrs G. w. Loring is quite seriously
sick.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Fitzpatrick was in Detroit
on Thursday.
Mrs. Tillotsons mother, Mrs. Abbie
Beach, and her brother, John Beach Esq,
late of st. Louis, Me-. now of New York
City, are visiting in Owosso this week.
Only sixty-four persons went on the ex-
cursion TO Detroit last Monday, but six
times that number are expected on Mon
day next. Remember the round trip tick
cts only cost 81. so and 1t is said to be the
last excursion to Detroit this season.
Mrs. David Johnson, daughter of Sam
uel Griffith, of this city, left by the 2:15
train on the D., G. H. e. NJ, railway.
Tuesday afternoon to Join her husband
who is ut Aberdeen, Dakota.
Howell g. Co., shipped on Tuesday II
SET of finely executed iron pillars to be
used in the construction of the new school
house at Ithaca, GratiOt county.
Messrs Howell & Co., have nearly COM
pleted the iron doors and frames for the
extensive addition TO the buildings at the
Estey manufactury in this city; they are n
good job.
Mr.. William Lyon Is painting his store
on Washington street, both inside and out
aud otherwise improving his property.
The boys of THE TIMES Office took in
Detroit on Monday. They report pleas
ant excursion.
On Thursday, the Estey Manufacturing
Company sent to New Mexico car load
ed with So sets of chamber furniture.
Other orders for the same distant country
are booked. 81
Those new styles Of type at THE TIMES
lob rooms are very popular and every
other commercial printing executed there.
Besides the bottom has dropped out of
high prices for any kind Of printing at
these rooms.
The Governor signed the bill 10 prevent
the sale and use of toy pistols. The bill
was given immediate effect aud should be
strictly enforced. Dealers and boys be.
ware how you use this dangerous weapon
in the future.
The hardest rain storm of the season
between Friday night and Monday morn
ing.
Fentons VS.. Owosso, at Pastime Park
Saturday afternoon. This Is the first
game of ball of the season and our citizens
should turn out and give the club a good
financial lift.
Don't ask Hugh Ross how he enjoyed
his boat ride over the dam and swim
TO shore.
Pay your subscription TO THE TINES.