The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-31


There was quite frost in and
about this county Monday morning,
but it did little or no damage.
THE TINES is under special obliga-
tons to Clark ID. Smith, Esq, of
Corunna, now in San Francisco, for
a copy of the Morning Call, contain
ing succinct history of the Knights
Templar organization. 1t is valu-
able document which we have filed
for future use.
Owosso lodge No. $40, /. o. G.. T.,
will hold an open lodge on Monday
evening September 10th. A fine lit
efary and musical entertainment will
be provided. The public are most
cordially invited. Hall over 1st Ma
tional Bank, sd floor.
The oat crop is harvested and it is
the largest in many years.
The Flushing Observer of the a3d
says, "Prof. and Mrs. o. c. Seelye,
of Owosso, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
]. R. Laing this week."
The next term at the Agricultural
College opens next week. Persons
intending to join the Freshmen class
should be there on Tuesday.
The vacation is almost over, and
on Monday the teachers and scholars
will resume their active duties.
Preparations for the County Fair
are being pushed forward with
promptness by the officers. Several
new and important features will be
introduced, among which we trust
will be the utter exclusion from the
grounds of all -fakirs, and gambling
devices Of every kind. Then there
will be no cause of complaint and
public appreciation secured.
| A lawn social party will be held at
the residence and grounds of Mr.. H.
H. Daniels on Park street, (the elder
Lyon house, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels, though of re-
cent residence in the city, have al
ready made hosts of acquaintance
and friends and without a doubt a
very pleasant evening will be passed
in their company. A general invi
tation is extended.
Mrs. Rev. S. Reed is now and ha:
been for some time at Gaylord, Otse
60 CO., taking care of her daughter
Mrs. w. H. H. Cooper, who ha'
been seriously sick for the past fou
weeks.
Mrs. Wheeler, Of Detroit, form
err resident of Owosso, is visiting MI
and Mrs. H. w. Parker this week.
The second story front of D. Dim
mick & Sons new block will be oc
cupied by DR.. H. B. Peterson as
dental office. 1t will be one of tn
pleasantest rooms in the city, an
the DR.. is to be congratulated o.
having obtained so desirable a locs
ton for his business Office.
Mr.. Geo. E. Thomas, mine hest {
the Junction house, and wife ar
visiting at Cheboygan, with the
daughter, Mrs. l. S. Cooper.
The casket works have been shl
down this week TO make necessar
: changes, take the inventry, etc., bl
will be again running with a full fore
: next week.
A man by the name of Hem
Cuther, was found in wagon be
;. at or near his residence in Perry, O
Sunday morning in dangerous COZ
: dition, apparently from the eGec,
e of poisoning, and died before a phi,
q sicisn could be called to his assis
g ance. At the coroner's inquest hel
= on Monday evidences of poisonir
were discovered, but whether fro
: the effects of whisky we do not know
There is reported to be consider
BILE excitement in and about PER-
: and it is also reported that one job
III Walner has been arrested and con
mitted to Jail charged with his mt
of der; also, that Mrs. Cruther is und
y arrest. Free love is the alleged j
n centive to the affair, but what Il
ty facts may be we do not know.
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