The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-22
LOCAL NEWS

dist church will give an ice cream lawn
social at the residence Of Loren Hopkins
next Saturday evening The reason for Sc.
lecting that evening i, that some Of t1e
teachers expect to leave town the hrst Of
next week and many friends desire their
presence on that occasion. Carriages will
be at the chapel to take those who may
wish to go and who have no other convey.
ance, at about 700. This socia! will with.
out doubt be very enjoyable one and a
general invitation is cordially extended.
Attention is called to Duff's advertise.
menr. Things are never done b, halves at
that store, and all they promise they will
perform. Go and see for yourselves.
Miss Eda. daughter of Aid. Dawes, left
on Monday to spend some months with
friends at Hamburg, Albion and other
points in Orleans county, New York. u
Stone ware Of all kinds by the carload
just received at Duf's, for sale cheaper than
ever.
On Tuesday morning Robert Bowles and
his son William l.. Bowles, were tried be-
fore Justice Taylor Tor making and aiding an
assault on Mrs. Robert Bowles. The Jury
said the respondents were guilty and the
court fined Robert $40 and SI6,s6 costs,
and William l.. s75 and costs, which Rob.
ert paid and the parties were discharged.
The assault was made on Mrs. 3. Nv the
boy who is step-son, and it was supposed
to be under the advice Of his father, who is
OF such a character as to demand the severe
penalties inflicted.
Prof. A. J. Cook, of the Agricultural
College, sold from his Bennington farm one
day last week, the pure-bred Short. Horn
bull calf, Duke of Orange, about 4 months
old, to Barnaby Mathews, OF Portland.
Ionia county, for $3.50. The sire of the
calf was the Duke Of Waterloo, 34,o7a, dam,
Liza I'd, 1902.
Mr. Rourke. of Rush, recently sold TO Mr.
Scanlin, Of Clair, Mich, yearling filly by
Louis Napoleon for $500. Mr.. S. says he
would buy one or two more like her. 1t
does pay to breed good stock Of any kind
The were present at the railroad on
Wednesday evening, J. NJ, Ashley, jr., Of
Toledo, J. +. Chambers, ]. J. Boyd, NJ d.,
and r. Drullard, OF Hartland, Livingston CO.
A. II. Mcbride, our popular Prosecuting
Attorney, was in Owosso on Wednesday.
Wednesday morning we met Register
Finch and ex.Sheriff Clark ID Smith on the
streets OF Owosso. .os ta 19rb
Railroad Commissioner VIM P. lnnis, OF
Grand Rapids, G. Z Brown, Gent Supt. Of
the Michigan Central,and William ]. Morgan,
Superintendent Of the d., e. III. & NJ R'y
were in this city on official business on
Tuesday. AS result of their consultations
fiagmen have been stationed on the Wash.
ington st. crossing and also on the Main ST..
crossing.
A pleasant Furnished house upon Water
st. can be rented for two months by desiia-
bic party. Family must be small-Inquire
at TINES office.
For tickets to the sea shore and return,
by the celebrated and 'far famed Evening
News excursion. call on the editor of The
TIMES. Price only Sza from Detroit to
Portland and return good for sixty days
On Tuesday morning Mr.. Fred H. Gould
and Miss Josie Fletcher were united in mar
rage Rev. L. b. Platt, fate pastor of the
Congregational church, officiating The
happy couple left on the $50 tram for
Washington and points OF nteres, in the
Eastern states. and are to be absent for some
time. THE TIMES tenders congratulations
and best wishes.