The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-04


M. E. church, at Byron Sunday next.
This is real July weather.
The preparations for the State En-
campmeDt of Michigan troops, arc
being pushed rapidly forward, and
all indications point to a pleasant
time, and one of real value to the
State boys in blue.
Among the distinguished men in
attendance at our celebration to-day,
is the Hon. M. S. Crosby of Grand
Rapids, the man more likely than
any other we can name, to be tn e
next Governor of Michigan.
The Estey Mandatory shut down
on Monday night for this week, to
take their annual inventory, and re-
pair their engine. They will be run
ming again next Monday.
Mr.. H. Calkins, d. X. Salisbury,
and the editor of The TINEs were in
Detroit on Wednesday.
Miss Phoebe Fairchild, of the Pub
lie Schools, will pass the vacation at
her home in so.-Saginaw Her
aid.
Will Gould will soon 90 on the
road selling furniture for Es,ey and
White Bros.
At the meeting of the Owosso
Rifles on Monday evening at Opera
Hall constitution and set of by
laws were adopted, Friday evening
appointed for drill night; Clint.
Dewey was elected I'd lieutenant,
and Oscar Moore appointed corporal.
The company starts off with Al
active members and promises to be
a gratifying success. The first drill
will be in the old wooden mill, Friday
evening July nth.
Rol. Bigelow rejoiceth over the
advent of daughter to his family on
Saturday,
Baptismal service at the Episcopal
church next Sunday.
Episcopal Sunday school next Sun
day 10th JULY at 4 p. m. Congre-
gational Sunday school choral service
at S p. m. All invited.
Married, on Tuesday, 1st July, at
residence of bride, Owosso, Mich
igan, by Rev. w. M. Walton, Rector
of Christ Episcopal church, Mr..
James Koran, of Toledo, Ohio, to
Miss Cora Jane Dewitt, of this city.
Half fare on the roads fill the
trains to overlooking with excursion
lists.
His Honor, the Mayor, and wife
left on the 10 a. m. train on We'd
nesday for trip to Mackinac. They
went by Grand Rapids, the G. r. &
l. to Mackinac, thence 60 by steamer
to Detroit, and home via the d. &
M. We trust they may have pleas
ant trip.
The Methodist people have issued
the Bay View Herald, announcing
the attractions of the Petoskey region
and the eighth State Camp Meeting,
commencing Tuesday, July 2ad, and
closing Sunday, August 10th. 1t is
an interesting little pamphlet.
Mr.. Geo. Carpenter made bust
ness trip to Detroit on Thursday.
Five cars of brick from the yards
of the Frieseke Bros. were shipped
on Wednesday to Elsie over the T.,
A. A. & N. Ry., and we understand
several carloads of goods were sent
north on Thursday.
The train from Detroit on Wednes.
day brought to Owosso over 1000
lbs. of groceries, etc., for the business
houses of our city.
Corunna is more fully represented
in the celebration in Owosso to-day
than she has been at any public dem
onstration in years. An event we
note with great pleasure, as indicat-
ing the approach of that era of good
feeling which should exist between
the people of these sister cities.
There has been shipped from
Corunna eight car loads of wool,
equal to about SO, 900 lbs.
The President has vetoed the Fitz
John Porter bill.
Geo. Waldron, Of Oberlin, Ohio,
is in Owosso for his summer vacation.
Elmer Crawford, of Ann Arbor, is
visiting old Owosso friends. He was
one of the graduates of the literary
department of the University this
year.
Frank Wilkins is in the city.
Miss Carrie Taylor, of Tawas, is
visiting at the home of G.. r. Lyon.
Miss E. l.. Blenkiron and mother
started for Charlevoix Wednesday
morning, where they will pass the
summer.
Frank f. Converse left Friday
morning for Ann Arbor, He will