The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-05
fees for August. sae 20.

Covenant meeting at the Baptist church
Saturday evening.
Thirty-fve students are enrolled at
the West Branch school.
The Gigantics are hard at work. Better
show this year than ever.
The Knight Templars went to Laings-
burg yesterday, for drill.
An interesting letter from Hazleton Is
omitted, having been mislaid.
Major Anderson, the great railroad So
licitor was in Owosso Saturday.
]. H. .Copas has commenced work on
the brick addition to his market.
,lQ5 people went 10 Detroit Saturday
last, on the T. A. A. & N. N. railway.
Chas Holman attended the State Sunday
School Association. at Lansing on Friday.
Circuit Court Commissioner Watson
was caller at TEE TINES Office Tuesday.
A good many farmers are busy cutting
corn. Ths crop viii be an immense one
Miss Ella Tubbs, of Owosso, returned
Saturday, from four weeks visit at Fen.
ton. " EaF 80
The Semi. Weekly Howard Record, is
one Of the bright, newsy papers ON our
X list Et@
A. H. Byerly has sold q Holstein bull
calf to L. P. Gould. Sire. Eclipse; dam.
Ionia Sd.
A. d. Sutton is building Ane brick
residences on the corner Of Elizabeth and
Pine street. A
Paul Roth has entered upon his second
year in the merchant tailor business and
seems to be prospering l ect g. r. OK
S. S. Olds, Of Lansing, Deputy Collec.
tor of this district. was in Owosso Satur-
day, on official business .u Ell
Myron Bignall, Of Rush, is mentioned
by his friendsas candidate for Sheriff
on the Prohibition ticket. ,sl
John w. Dewey. and G. Hubbard, left
Monday for Detroit, from where they 60
on trip around the lakes.
H. H. Bennett, of Three Rivers has
been in the city this week looking up
location for handle factory.
See announcement of where Congress
man Horr is to speak in this county next
week. Turn cut and hear him.
Miss Fannie Jones was awarded the
prize on Saturday evening as the best lady
skater having learned at the rink.
A number of the men who have been
working on the new railroad took their de.
parture for Milwaukee on Saturday.
Mr.. Brown, of the firm Of Brown 81
Mahaney, let Thursday for New York
and Philadelphia to buy a fall stock.
H. C. Beals, of Plymouth, Mich. Supt.
of the Baptist State Missions, preached at
the Baptist church last Sunday evening.
The Ladies and Gents Polo teams had
practice games Tuesday and Wednesday af.
ternoons. The players all seem to enjoy the
sport.
Henry Moore is now instructor of the
Junior band The boys have ordered
some new music, and are bound to come
to the front.
Counterfeit silver dollars are a6oat.
Look out for them. They are very light.
and the milling on the edge of the coin is
badly done.
We hear that the name of George o.
Shattuck, of Corunna, is mentioned as a
possible nominee for County Treasurer, on
the Prohibition ticket
The annual fair number of the Rural
New Yorker, is at hand, 1t is as usual, full
of valuable articles. The Rural is taking
the lead among the agricultural journals.
Read the advertisement entitled "Bak.
ing Powder containing lime" 1t charges
that prices PEARL" and other brands
are injurious as they contain tartrate Of
lime.
We have received copy of the Joliet
Qll.) Sunday Tribune, Of which S. d. Til
lotson, late Of the Ovid Union, is one of
the publishers. 1t is well printed paper
and should have liberal patronage.
Prof. ]. r. Thomas, late of the Owosso
High School, has accepted a position as
instructor in the department OF science in
the Morris, ILL.,, Normal School. The
place is said to be very desirable one
Michigan State fair at Kalamazoo, Sept
18th to 10Th inclusive. M. G. II. r. will
sell excursion tickets at one fair for the
round trip, good from Sept 18th to GOTH
To exhibitors tickets will be sold on the
18th and 14th.
Freight will be carried by the M. 9. |
railway to the State fair at the usual rate,
Wis: full freight being paid to the fair,
and returned free and the money paid re.
funded on presentation of certificate sign
ed by the Secretary. All articles shipped |
at owners risk.