The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18

b. o. Williams, Jr.. was a, Saginaw
Wednesday.
Miss Eda Dawes is spending the week
at Oakley.
Mrs. M. c. Dawes has been visiting in
Mason this week.
The new railroad will build an engine
house in West Owosso.
$50 arrivals at the National Hotel this
week up to Friday noon.
Work on the gas works is to be COM
menced in about two weeks.
Wanted-to rent small house for two
persons. Inquire at this office.
The chapel of the Congregational church
is painted and papered this week.
Dawes, Hamblin q Miller have sold this
week 10000 of the celebrated Moss Rose
cigars
Chas. Rowe, of Cleveland. Ohio, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle.
this week.
The Greenbacker reports that "Laings
burg has got the measles and got them
quite thick too"
The ladies of the Congregational society
at Laingsburg are making arrangements
to build chapel.
The concert to be given by the ladies
band of Fenton will take place at Opera
Hall, Friday evening May I'd.
Two sharpers worked the city last Sat
urday on the ''changc dodge" and also
passed some counterfeit dollars.
Married, in this city, April 10, 1884, by
Rev. T. s. Leonard. William d. Griffith
to Mary A. Kelly, all of Owosso.
Rev. DIR. Shanafelt, pastor of the Bap-
fist church in East Saginaw. Is the guest
this week of Rev. I. s. Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Todd have returned
from their southern trip, and Mr.. 9. E.
Rigley from his extended southern trip.
Baird's MINISTRIES were greeted by a
crowded house Wednesday evening The
company is far superior to the average
troupe.
Frank Lapham has moved TO the prem
Uses of Mr.. Byerly near the fair grounds,
where he can be found by those wishing
horses trained.
Sample the gentlemen's cooking next
Wednesday evening at Opera Hall. Tea
will be ready at $50. A bountiful repast
will be furnished
Remember that for 25 cents you can get
the best supper ever served IN the city, at
the gentlemen's tea party next Wednesday
evening in Opera Hall.
The Congregational society at Laings.
burg, are holding a series of meetings
every day this week Mr.. Wilson of this
city, preached for them on Wednesday
evening.
The Allegory of the Rebellion was re
peated Tuesday evening before very fail
audience. All who took part did credit
TO themselves, but good entertainment
does not seem to be well appreciated here
hence the amount realized was small.
On. Friday evening of this week Rev
w. w. Walton of Christ Church will he
, gin series of lectures "On the bearing
of modern skepticism or Christianity.
These lectures without doubt will be in
teresting and instructive, and the attend
; ance should be large.
Mr.. Orson B. Esley and Miss Susi
Brown were united in marriage by Rev
W. l.. Farnum at his residence in Flint OF
W ednesday last. They at once left for
G short trip in Ohio. Numerous friends il
I this city will join us in wishing them
pleasant voyage through life.
Mr.. w. A. Cook is now building tw,
creameries, one north of the city beyon,
- the Gould farm, and the other little Yves
and north Of Corunna. The building
will probably be ready for use during tn
: latter part of May. In his purchase o
s cows for the creameries Mr.. c. bought on
j. pure bred and nine grade Ayershires, i
= Eaton county.
by TIC omCiai Icpott VI TIC UIcenbdC
II county convention we see that Owosso eli,
e was not represented. Their delegates I
the State convention are: j. W. Sanders
|. Jas. M. Goodell, A. Il. Richards John
n p. Jerardy, Paul Folmer, Harry I
Is Youngs, Ed. Vnnaukin, T. Colby, N. "
IS Willoughby, G. II. FRAN. II. H. Pulve
e w. A. Holsted, w. A. Woodward, Henri
d Merrill.
IS The Senior Glass of The High Soho,
= has engaged the Fenton Ladies Corn,
n Band to give concert in Owosso. TIL
ia is the finest ladies band in the Sate m
IN carried off the first prize at the Detro
q tournament last year, and is led by Il
IN best amateur cornetist in the State TIL
~ will be genuine treat, the pleasure