The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-22

"A. w. Hurst wssin Lansing Tuesday.
The Gigantics meet Friday evenings for
rehearsal. 81, io) B,i .rH - t,i,fo-l
j. W. Hubbard was in Bay City the first
of this week. .'' fi .i buzz
J. A.Armstrong and family left Tuesday
evening for Iowa. eH -...
Only four families in Vernon without q
bible in the house.
Read G. N. Dehn's. business card. He
is q good workman.
Miss May Williams visited in Lansing
the first of the week.
Werk is progressing finely on the bend
ing works buildings.
Harry Hutchins of Mt. Clemens, was in
Owosso Saturday last.
Business was lively at the Junction
House Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Colby have gone
east for trip Of ten days.
Mr.: S. Lamfrsm caught 80 inch eel in
the Shiawassee river Sunday. .tt.f,i
Miss Winnie Gregory returned home
Monday evening from Detroit. '' .''t
Bert Evans is home for his first weeks
vacation off the mail route. fr
II. r. Sweet, Of Gray Summit, Missouri
is visiting at DR.. c. A. Osborn's.
G.. Dietrich expects to open his grocery
store the first part Of next week.
Miss Jessie Lyon, returned Monday
evening from New York State.
Two great chemists give their opinion Of
baking powder in ts-days issue.
@ The Misses Ida Durkee and Grace
Dewey are spending the day at Burton.
Northern Michigan seems to be drawing
= great number of new settlers this year.
Mr.. McLaurin, OF Pontiac, is telegraph
operator during Mr. Beckwith's absence.
The Famsus--great place for bargaips-
elegant line Of gsods-new al. in this
issue. o. t."f
Every soldier in this and adjoining
counties should be at the reunion next
Friday.
J. M. Beckwith left On Saturday even
ing for short vacation with friends in
Chicago. 20.
H. c. Steinneld, Of this city. is playing
with the st. Johns band at the Grand
Ledge tournament this. week.
wicked Adulteration" is the headline
to an advertisement to be found on the
4th page Of this issue. Read it carefully.
L. b. Quackenbush Post is making
every possible effort to accommodate and
entertain the G. A. r. boys who may at
tend the reunion.
J. J. Purvss. eur jos printer, is again on
deck, and ready to do the best job print
ing that can be obtained in Shiawassee
county.
Miss Susie Gsrdsn. of Ypsilanti, a teach
er in the Normal school. and Mrs. l. E.
Knapp. Of Fenton, are guests Of Mrs. M.
E. Knapp this week.
The "Only Bedford" fairly out-did him.
self on the Blaine and Logan streamer
that floats to the breeze across Washing
ton and Exchange streets. The work is
admired by all. .I
st. Johns Republican: F. E. Kohler, of
Owosso, and Byron Foote, of this village.
have rented Browns Opera Hall for the
coming season and promise to give nothing
bat flrst.class shows. Mr.. Kohler is man.
agsr of the Owosso Opera House and I'M
derstands the show business.
Geo. Carpenter, of owosso, has been
among the visitors at Vernon this week.
He obtained some orders for carriage trim
ming, at which business he is said to be an
expert Vernon Inter-Lake.
Mrs. II. w. Parker and son Willie, and
Mrs. D. w. STARTS, started Monday for q
two weeks visit to Cleveland and Chagrin
Falls, Ohio. At the latter place Mrs Par
ker will attend an annual reunion of the
Parker family.
Mr.. John Hatlock, who has been in the
employ of T. o. Christian for the past two
years, left Tuesday morning for Ashland,
Wisconsin. where he is to take charge of
a jewelry stsre for Mr.. Highly, formerly
station agent at the M. G. depot in this
city. John was highly esteemed here by
a host Of friends and their best wishes fol-
low him.
The Detroit Post is now certainly in the
lead of Michigan newspapers. 1t has i'm
proved rapidly under its new management
and shows great enterprise in collecting
State news. The running cut of special
train Sunday morning and delivering the
Post to all parts Of Michigan shows that
they intend to give their readers the latest
news. The special train reached Owosso
at 6:15 Sunday morning and the papers
were promptly delivered and had good