The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-02

Monday.
I. d. Dewey spent some time this week
at the Agricultural College.
Forest fires did great amount of dam
age in Michigan the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Radford of the Owosso pop works,
has been in the southern part OF the State
this week.
Do not forget the union teachers meet.
Ing TO be held at Ovid on Friday evening
and Saturday, May 9th and 10th.
w. +. Sullivan was In Holly and Fen
ton the first Of the week taking orders for
the Owosso pop works.
Mr.. Frank Cook will soon open photo
graph gallery in Corunna. Frank is q
hrst-clsss workman and deserving Of sue
cess.
Messrs. s. f. Smith, and Jerome Z.
Turner went to Corunna Thursday morn
ing, as attorneys In the case of Powers
vs.. Retain.
M. III. Ridley has moved his boot and
shoe store to the third door west of the
National Hotel ON Main street. Give him
call.
There was in the freight yard of the d.
81 M. railway, at Owosso, on Saturday last,
some 20 cars loaded with steel for the t..
A. A. & N. road.
kl.,s,- Of 70 Tatl. lac
the ID. s. M. railway yards large lot of
hewn oak timber, which he is about TO
ship to the old world.
Mr.. Breeze, of the Detroit Evening
Journal, the best evening paper published
at 10 cents II week, made pleasant call at
THE TIMES Office on Wedn, siay.
Rev. Mr.. Walton and wife are entertain
ing at the rectory this week Miss May
Walton, Of Richmond. Va. and Miss
Florence Walton, of Marshal, Mich.
II is currently reported that Mr.. John
Anterior. of Shiawassee township, has
Withdrawn from the contest for the Re-
publican nomination for the Sheriffalty.
The ladies of the NJ E. Church gave
warm sugar festival on Wednesday eve
ming, and the Baptist society a neck-tie
social. We learn that each was well pat
ronized.
John Snyder is building on Dewey st.
very substantial and fine house for Geo.
Clu.terbuck. The WORK is being done in
thorough manner and at very reason
able price.
Messrs Dewey s. Stewart are making
more improvements at their Touring mill,
putting on new smoke stack, ETC., and
preparing to serve still better their numer-
GUS customers.
Arrangements are being made to finish
the Catholic church. and when completed
according to the original design, it will
be as fine church edifice as there IS in
the county of Shiawassee.
A very pleasant reception was given
by Rev. and Mrs. Walton at the Rectory
on Wednesday evening. The receipts for
the pipe organ fund were quite large. and
all who were in attendance seemed TO en-
ioy themselves very much.
The Stanton Herald has been enlarged
and improved. Friend Powell does not
mean to be outdone in enterprise by any
Of the younger men of the State and is
certainly making an excellent paper.
The Saginaw Herald says that Hon. r.
q. Horr left on the Goth ult. for Washing
ton, and that he is to be heard next week
ON the tariff question. Well, we predi'
he will utter no uncertain sound. No free
trade in his.
Miss Carrie Mix has left for Eldon,
Iowa, on visit to her brother. and for
the purpose of benefitting her somewhat
imp tired health. She expects to be alb
sent most of the summer, and so far
as climate is concerned will find delights
full home.
The late Republican county convention
named Hon. VIM. M. Fitzpatrick, of this
city. as a candidate for Lieutenant Govern
or. We do not know whether MIR. X.
desires to be nominated. but we do know
. that ne WOulu IHuhc " popui"i N"hN'0's's
and an able officer.
We learn with pleasure that Geo. II.
Grahame, late of the firm Of Grahame q
Haskell, has been engaged by Messrs.
Finn & Durfec, OF Detroit, as travelling
agent. George is an energetic business
man, and we doubt not will do well in his
new department.
As we were enroutc for Bancroft on
Saturday evening, we met on the trair
DR.. ii. b. Peterson, and his brother Mr.
Fred Peterson. who had been for few
days on q visit In Owosso, who were OF
their way to Union Springs. N. Y.
whittier they had been called by the dealt
of their father. who was the homeopathic
physician longest in practice OF any ONT
IN the country. He was well known II