The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-15
Roller skates at shat,uck's.


The last month of vacation is half gone
Mr.. Will Cook spent Sunday will
friends near Bellevue. .ef3..u =.
8. F. Smith Sundayed with his sister a,
Locke. Ingham county.
.Frieseke Bros are burning their fourth
kiln of brick this season. o.a
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Miller visited in
Livingston county. Sunday. r
The latest make and best improved
Roller Skates at Shattuck's.
DR.. Phelps and wife. of Ashtabula,
Ohio, are at A. l.. Williams. to n
Mrs. w. II. Andrus returned on Satur.
day from visit with Ovid friends.
w. A. Williams, of Saginaw City, was
the guest of G. A. Williams Sunday.
Last Sunday was the quietest day the re
has been in Owosso since we knew the
city. na r
Mrs. N. II. Whiting. Of Clyde, N. Y,
10 VishihS h0i SohS W "A ohu W. IL Op-
born.
Mrs. d. 8. Cramer, of Burton, left Sat-
urday last for visit with her sister At
Lapeer.
The editor Of The TINES left on We'd
nesday to spend few days on the stump
in Vermont.
Miss Abbie Tillitson has returned hsme
from an extended absence in the eastern
part Of the State. ". tfN Pr.
Hon. v. B. Cocharan. Of Marquette, late
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, was
in this city on Monday. VA. o no s..
Just now is good time to subscribe for
THE TINES, emily rs cents to December 1st
1884, to new subscribers only. 80
A new line of birthday cards and fine
stationery just received at H. w. Hol.
mans in the Post Office block. a5r
NanHOten. the strawberry king at Bur-
ton. has strawberry plants for sale, at rea-
ssnable terms. Orders filed up to Sep
TENDER 10Th. st.
o. A. Marshall, of. Orchard Lake, and
Geo. Alexander, of Ann Arbor, were
callers at ]. A. Armstrong; Tuesday and
Wednesday ..'I. ~ - "
James Shotwell received valuable Red
Irish Setter dog on Saturday last from j.
w. Calendar, of Rochester, N. Y, which
he is to train. ..s.ste. 9p..T
Rev. ]. Donnelly has moved into the
house owned by A. L. Williams on Ball
ST., for temporary residence, until the
parsonage is built. 7e 3'r'o u.s.
Lon Marshall, of Charlotte, Chas Mar
shall and Jacob Winters, of Potterville,
Eaton Co., were the guests of Gee. Rob
inson over Sunday. 4. IT,.
The real secret of good luck in any en-
terprise is the free, careful, persistent use
of printers ink. THE TIMES has liberal
supply on hand for sale on reasonable
terms.
Unclaimed letters for the week ending
Aug. 8, at the Owosso Post Office: Mrs.
Mary Aten, Miss Mamie Benham, Ben. F !.
Sweet, S. B. Hardness Drop letter, L.
Burnett.
Myrtle. by Louis Napoleon, won the
three minute race at Joliet, ILL.,. on the
18th, in five heats, she winning the first,
second and NTH heats. Time, $50, 2:304.
2 :32, 1891, 2:s1i.
John West, formerly in the milling bust
ness in Owesso, but now of Charleston, has
been very lew with pneumonia. DR.. Per-
kins was called to wee him, and last &C.
counts he was slowly improving.
Thanks, to Rev. Gee. H. Wilson for
copy of the minutes OF the general asso-
citation of the Congregational churches
and ministers Of Michigan for 1884. 1t is
a well printed pamphlet Of over 100 pages.
The tariff question is to be thoroughly
discussed in the North American Review.
Free Trade arguments will appear in the
September number, and Protection views
in the October. The ablest writers on
both sides have been engaged.
Mr.. Charles Baker. Of Bancroft, was
one Of the graduates from the Agricultural
College at the commencement on Tues
day. His grafton, Enemies of Science
is said to have been fine production and
delivered in pleasing manner.
On Monday morning under arrange.
msnts made by Lieut. E. L. Brewer. with
the G. A. r, Miles w. Bragg, an old
soldier Of the Mexican war, and member
of Co. G. 9th Michigan Cavalsry, left
Owosso for the Soldiers Home, at Dayton
Ohio
The Knights Of Labor will hold a grand
mass convention at Recreation Park, Detroit
tomorrow. the 10th inst. GsnI Butler,
Gsv. Begole. ]. B. Weaver. of Iowa, GenI
A. NJ. West, of Mississippi, and other dis
tinguished orators are invited to address
the gathering. II will be . big time.
The Pswams Plaindealer speaks Of the
speech made by the editor Of THE TIMES