The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-31
Miss Matilda Schancel and Mr..

Miss Matilda Schancel and Mr..
Stephen w. Jones, both of New
Haven, were married by Rev. Mr..
Scott, Aug. asd.
The Goss Sunday school will have
a Picnic in the grove near the school
house three and half miles north
of Owosso, Sept. 9TH. Other schools
and friends generally are invited to
join with them in the celebration.
Mr.. Wright has closed his services
as lay reader at Christ Church, and
will 60 to New York next week to
finish his course in the Theological
School.
The funeral services of the child
of Mr.. Ward, who resides on William
street east, and a grandchild of Mr..
Essig, of Rush township, were held
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. S. Reed
officiating.
Hon. B. o. Williams informs us
that he is looking up model for an
elevator to place on his grounds adj
jacent to the track of the D. & M.
railway, and expects to commence
the erection of one at an early day.
He proposes to spend about 81,
on the building, and says he believes
in competition and that right lively
in the interest of the city.
E. l.. Brewer and Messrs. Hershey
and Howe have purchased of Hon.
B. o. Williams the two lots next
north of the Banking House of NJ
L. Stewart & Co., and will at once
commence the erection of two brick
stores, 50 feet deep, and two stories
in height, with good substantial base
ments. The lots were among the
most desirable unoccupied lots in
the city, and the price paid So, 200 q
lot, 22 feet front on Washington
street, proves at least that the fear Of
excessive taxation on account of the
proposed aid to the T., A. A. & N
railway, does not deter our wealthy
citizens from purchasing real estate
with the design to improve the same
for their own and the public good.
We do not like to dun our patti on
and will not, nevertheless it is yer,
cheering to have them call in and pa,
up for the ensuing year, in view o
the fact that we must have $500 at al
early day.
During the past ten days Mr.. job
Osburn has been confined to hi
house by sickness, but we learn tina
he is improving.
A dangerous counterfeit OF tn
standard silver dollar is said to be i
: circulation in this State in large nun
bers. 1t is almost precisely like I'll
|. genuine, only considerable lighter i
weight Look out for it.
Unclaimed letters for the wee
ending Aug. 25th, 1883: JAM
Mansfield, H. R. Marvin, Theodol
Odrien, Mrs. Martha Reynolds, R. {
l Hogue, A. ]. Barber, Michael Bowe
The people at Laingsburg ha,
adopted the very sensible propositio
to build their school house, which
to be a fine building with all Il
}, modern improvements, only OF
story high, and appointed Messrs.
H. Manner, w. I. Tillitson and /
P. Dodge building committee.
Hon. R. G. Horr delivers fiji
agricultural address, why not invi
him to speak at the forthcomir
, County Fair1 THE TINES believ
it would add largely to the cash r
ceip,s on the day Of the address.
;, The exclusive agency of the Ev
ming Journal, the new two cent dai
. to be established soon in Detroit, f
Owosso and vicinity has been giv'
to H. w. Holman of the post off
news depot. A good selection.
n Many of those who were so anxio
l. for dry weather a few weeks sine
r. would like to see miniature delu
r. Just about this time.
l. The Northwestern Tribune sa,
e cit is a fact that Herman Conant
Co., advertising agents, No. S d
etraat New York. are about the WO