The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-20
The TINES does not propose to get

down into the mud TO please the
second class lawyer Of Corunna, who
is the reputed editor of the American.
As gentlemen we propose to treat
our contemporaries, and If they aban-
don that plane they will wander
alone, SO far as we are concerned.
That the Resolutions spoken Of in
THE TINES last week were mutilated
in the American Office is admitted.
That is all the public desire TO know
about the matter. In future, Asso-
Citations who desire their "In Mem
oriam' resolutions printed as adopt
ed, will know where net to send them.
The Governor has approved House
bill 6a2, giving to the people Of the
city of Owosso power to raise money
by taxation for public Improvements.
1t was wise measure and we note
is becoming a law with great pleas
ure.
Don't forget to remember the ice
cream social at Good Templar's hall
this friday, evening. Admission
only 10 cents.
Messrs. Barnum & Gould received
last Friday, from Mirch & Riddle,
Ravenna, Ohio, a beautiful hearse,
manufactured to order, with all the
modern Improvements. 1t cost $500
spot cash at the manufactury.
Another of the well known bust
ness men Of Owosso has been in
duced to leave us 10 engage with the
celebrated medical firm Of Detroit,
Dr.'s K. & X. This time it is DR..
Essig who goes. Well, he is a genial
gentleman, deserves to be successful,
and we trust may be in his new field.
A beautiful new hack arrived in
this city last Friday from Ravenna,
Ohio, for Mr.. Evans. The cost is
said to have been about 1900, and
We guess for elegance and comfort is
far superior to any hack now in use
on our streets. 1t will be at the SER
vice of the public in a few days.
DR.. +. B. Smith, of Detroit, was in
Owosso, on Wednesday.
Hon. Geo. II. Cooper, of Vernon,
favored The TINES office with a
pleasant call on Wednesday after
noon. He reports it to be his pur-
pose to spend few months in Mon
tana, leaving for that territory some
time in May.
There has been printed at THE
TINES Office this week 10, 900 circu-
lars, giving the arrangements, rail-
road facilities, and other items Of infor-
nation for the eighth annual camp
meeting of Bay View, (Petosky),
held under the unequaled manage
ment OF the Methodist Eplscopa!
church.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of thh Baptist church
was held at the chapel of the church
on Wednesday p. M, whe the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year:
President, Mrs. l. L. Peck
Ist Vice Pres, Mrs. ]. A. Beebe
I'd Vice Pres, Mrs. d. M. Estey
Secretary, Mrs. ]. Johnson
Treaurer, Mrs. G. A. Osborn
Auditors, Mrs. II. w. Galusha,
! Mrs. Henry Robbins.
Stewardesses, Mrs. H. ID. Parker,
Mrs. A. Evans.
Solicitors, Mrs. G. Richnrds, Mrs.
Nettle Gardner, Mrs. VIM. Mason,
Mrs. A. Evans
The management report that the
Opera, the "Chimes of Normandy
was a perfect success, that they had
large and appreciative audiences each
evening-that the cash receipts ag-
gregated $3.50, leaving handsome
margin of profits after paying all ex-
penses. And the public pronounce
the entertainment the finest ever
given in Owosso.
Rev. Mr.. Matrau has resigned the
Rectorship of Christ church to &C
cept that of the Parish in Saginaw
and u;ll c10ea hic labor. bara or