The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-06
Stan. Parkill Sundayed at home.

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Have you paid as yet for THE TIMES.
Not in style-a girl without hay.
stack hat.
Straw hats and linen coats are the order
of the day.
New front doors are being put in at the
National Hotel. t
c. ]. Stuart is at the Central Michigan
Fair this week.
A new National Bank is soon to be
started at Ithaca.
We received pleasant call from c. A.
Towne on Saturday.
The telephone line to st. Johns will he
opened in few days.
E. L. Brewer filled out about 90 pension
vouchers on Wednesday.
There was large number of visitors at
Oakhill Cemetery on Sunday.
This Friday morning, the wife of Frank
Lahmann of son, still born.
G. r. Lyon went to Chicago on the
Central train Wednesday evening.
Geo. W. Loring left Monday to attend
National Convention. at Chicago.
Strawberries have been abundant this
week at about 90 cents per quart.
There were 101 colored delegates in the
Republican National Convention.
Alderman Dawes and wife are on bust
ness trip to Mason, Ingham county.
Fred Osburn went to the National Con-
vention, at Chicago. on Tuesday evening.
c. G. Duff left Thursday morning for q
combined business and pleasure trip to
New York.
The next meeting of the U. s. I. will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening, June 18th.
Hon. Lawrence VanDusen returned from
the Butler Convention, at Indianapolis, on
Friday morning last.
SO members of Owosso Lodge, I.O.O.F.,
attended the funeral Of Bro. Ewings, at
Venice. last Sunday.
The seems to be a.lull in the efforts to
arrange for celebration on the 4th Of
July. This should not be.
The readers attention is specially asked
to the letter of Mr.. Dewey on the Cd page
of this issue of THE TINES. ,ss4 v,sI
The new postal note, a decided improve
ment ON the old one, has been issued. 1t
is for sale at the Owosso postoffice. "A
The Press names as q Democratic can.
didate for County Clerk on the Democratic
Ticket, John M. Bishop of New Haven.
The knights Templar Band will give an
open air concert on Saturday evening.
The programme viii be an interesting one.
The reading on Decoration Day by the
Misses Rowell and Patterson commanded
from al who heard them unlimited praise.
Wednesday was pension day, and the
patriots were out in force to prove their
claims. There should be more names on
therollss 3latT713Y !! aiGAl 2T!lINN
Anew sidewalk has been laid this week
on Main street. opposite the premises of
j. A: Beebeq It is o decided change for
the better. al ssaggf&EnESfI Z
The Pioneers annual picnic will be
held at Bennington Station, juno Gath. 1t
is expected that Coy. Begole will be in
attendance. Bf Z
There will be special meeting of ORR
ent Encampment on Wednesday evening
of next week. Every Patriarch Is requested
to be in attendance. ~ 9a
Burhans is pushing the work on the
post Office block with all possible dispatch,
and expects to have the building ready for
occupants by July list. 'i9fii.H
Capt. A. ]. Patterson presided with
dignity and ability at the G. A. r. services
in honor of the fallen braves, at 0akhill
Cemetery on Decoration Day.
Arrangements have been perfected for a
National celebration at Hazelton Centre,
on the coming 4th of July. We hope to
have full particulars next week. sskA tt
Mr. Haskell has associated with him, in
the grocery business, Mr.. William Mccall,
of Owosso township. The new firm has
our best wishes Let business boom.
Hon. w. n. fitzpatrick. left on fur-
evening to attend the meeting of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, held
on Tuesday, at the Grand Pacific in Chi
cago.
The Republican State Convention to
nominate the State ticket and Presidential
electors, will be held at Detroit Aug. 49,
Just one month too late for the good of the
party. a.
Through the kindness OF Mr.. Kincaid
the officers of the Estey Mfg Co. were
invited to examine the Corunna coal mines.
Several of them accepted and enjoyed a
rich treat.
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