The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-11

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Wells Health REVIEWER" 81.
Walker Merell has returned from
the west.
E. r. Hutchins has returned from
New York.
Owing to the length of the Coun-
Gil proceedings we are obliged to
leave large amount of local news
over till next week.
MARRlED-Elmer G.. Howe, OF
Ionia, to Miss Mile Munsel, OF
Ovid.
A farewell social to Rev. B. +.
Matrau, at the Rectory, on the 18th.
Children's annual meeting at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
in place of the regular morning SER
vice. Exercises will consist of music,
responsive readings and recitations,
addresses, etc. All invited. Front
seats reserved for the children.
1t is not true that M. C.. Campbell
is or ever was an ''attorney of Owes
so" or anywhere else, as charged in
the Evening News, and reprinted in
the .Shawassee Journal and Laings-
burg Greenbacker. He is not even
an Owosso man, though he is here
abouts some of the time. But he is
the soldiers friend always.
Mr.. McGrath will read service at
Christ church next Sunday morning.
Remember the hop to be given by
the Ladies' Library Association at
Opera Hall this friday evening.
Woodland Brothers report their sales thus
far this spring better than ever before.
That they are at this time from three to
four weeks behind in filling orders. Large
bills of their work are being shipped to
Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin; and a
large order is being made ready to ship on
Monday as fast as the finishers can prepare
the goods, which are to 60 to Minneapolis.
From appearances we should judge that
business at their shop will not lag during
the season, at all events they are at once
to commence the erection of brick ad-
dition 60x75, four stories high, for an
office and store house. The office is TO be
finished in fine style, with an open fire
CRATE, vault and all the other modern
improvements and convenences.
Mr.. l.. E. Woodland left on Monday
for st. Louis, Mo-, to attend meeting of
the National casket manufacturing associa-
ton. andexpects to be absent all the week.
The burglars are about again, evidently
| not from out of town. This time they
raided the residence of Frederick Well
ington, and secured about IS 90 in money
and gold ring. Ionia is just as near
Owosso as it was one year since. Boys
remember this.
DR.. G. p. Parkill was quite seriously
hurt by being run into and thrown on the
side walk by big white dog one day this
week. 1t was at first thought that his
lame leg was broken, but the injury is not
so serious at that.
Do not fail to read the Council proceed
| ings. There is something of interest in
them for every resident of Owosso.
The District Lodge I. o. G.. T. will
hold its next meeting at Byron on Fri
v, II
from all the lodges is earnestly desired,
nothing is lacking that will tend to make
the meeting interesting.
OWOSSO MARKET.
Wheat No. 1, $1,00, Corn in the ear,
25ets. per basket, oats 40cts, potatoes 80,
butter 16 to II, eggs 10, pork about ST. so
and beef almost any price you can have
ace to ask.
Alderman Wells is laying a sidewalk
of dressed pine plank on the north side
of MacBain's popular clothing house.
DR.. Essig was in the city over Sunday.
The fifth meeting of the Shiawassee
County Pomona Grange No. 81, will
| be held at Perry, in the hall OF
Perry Grange No. 1870, on Tuesday, May
Goth, 1888.
Holman, at Post Office block, always
keeps fresh stock of fine confectionery
Go to Holman's for your stationery. A
fine quality and cheap for cash.
That pleasant smile on Frank Thomp
sons face is easily understood when you
learn that girl weighing 81 pound made
| lu W nio uOiIlC w cuuCSudy.
Hon. G. Y. Osburn, of Marquette, one
of the shrewdest politicians and business
men in the State, is spending few days
visiting his parents and friends in Owosso
The attention of the reader is called L
the advertisement of drain letting contrac
Of Ii. Ii. Carson, in another column.
Sheriff Kelso has appointed Bert Wick
ing, of this city, a deputy. An excellen
selection.
We could never sec any reason why tn,
press should print any article that wa
simply calculated to injure somebody ant
do no person any good. OF this characte
was the report in the Free Press of Wed
nesday, saying that Louis Napoleon
vicious Hambleronian stallion" ETC., TO
which there is not the slightest foundation
In fact, as gentle high-bred stallion a.
he is, we have never seen elsewhere.
Children's Day in the Methodist churcl
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