The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-29
Mr.. James E. Furgeson, Joshua


Bersman and George and Hubert
Bailey from the Bailey manufacture
ing Company, will spend the 4th
at Lockport, New York.
Geo. Hoam OF the Bailey manu-.
featuring Company will visit friends
in Niles the coming week.
Geo. L Thomas, of the Junction
Eating House, was at Detroit on
Tuesday.
Round trip tickets, at one fare,
will be sold on July 2, 3, and a, good
to return on or before the 5th, from
all points TO all points, Buffalo and
Chicago included, by the Michigan
Central.
The strawberry festival given Tues
day evening by the Daughters of
Rebecca was very pleasant gather
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks, their
son and daughter, of West Owosso,
lef: Tuesday night to join the Even
ing News excursion for the sea shore.
Extensive arrangements are being
made for reunion of the soldiers
of Shiawassee comfy, to be held at
Corunna on the Sd day of July. Ex-
Governor Austin Blair will deliver
the address. There should be large
attendance of the patriots of IS6I-6s
and their numerous friends.
The TINES invites the readers at.
tention to the statement of the con.
dition of the First National Bank of
Owosso, herewith printed. The de-
posts in this bank increased $780,
ooo between June 22, 1882, and
June 2a, 1883. The line of discounts
have also largely increased and each
week it has been growing stronger
and stronger, until to-day, for bank
Of its capital, there is no safer finan-
Cial institution in the state or one
that is doing better business.
Married, in this city, June 81, by
B. +. Taylor, Esq, John NJ. Mccall
and Ida F. Towbe, all of Owosso.
Four car loads of wool were
shipped on Wednesday for Boston,
via the Michigan Central and Cana
da Southern route. Two each by
Mr.. McHardy and Alderman Lewis.
Duff's Cornet band will furnish the
music for the soldiers reunion at
Corunna on the sd of July.
At the late session of the Legisla-
ture law was passed making the
sale or use of the so-called "toy
pistols" criminal offense, and we
understand the act was given imme-
date effect. Both the merchants and
the boys should heed the mandate of
the law making power and be gov
erned by its DEGREES.
The editor asks correspondents to
be little more prompt. In various
parts of the county things are being
done that should be reported. Write
if possible every week. Give us
short notes Of all events of any inter-
est in your respective localities, not
forgetting, births, marriages and
deaths.
The closing exercises of the Lam
sing High School occurred on Fri
day evening of last week, lengthy
report of which was given in The
Republican, from which we clip the
following y"These were followed
with vocal solo by Miss Hill, Of
Owosso, who acquitted herself in such
a manner as to cali forth the strong
est expressions of applause.
The Owosso ball club is 10 play at
Bay City July 9Th Bring nome as
large a scalp as was taken there last
year, boys.
The game of ball Friday afternoon
last resulted iii a victory for the
Muskegon club by a score Of 10 to
s. Our club was weakened by the
absence of the pitcher, and two of
the felders alternated in the box,
and did exceedingly we'll in holding
the Muskegon club down as well as
they did. The MuskegoD boys are a