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


expected at the reunion on the Goth. =
The hotel at Morrice, which was re-
ported as starved out" is open again.
v. Goldsmith returned Monday from
Ohio, where he had been for several days.
Miss Hattie Rowell, with friends. Is
camping out at Lookout Point this week
Hon. c. Y. Osburn. of Marquette. is So
journing under tho paternal roof in this
city. f8.Bh - ky rs aA
John Laverock and 8. H. Opdyke, are
building two tenement houses on the west
side. r~,sF n .ait
The camp fires will burn bright on the
Goth at the Soldiers and Sailors reunion in
this city. 1895 aoa'.ii-
Roll Bigelow had change of business
Monday, and cut : field Of oats on his faith
er's farm. W% W q gE @ M
Marshall Campbell is grading and put.
ting in good shape number Of the streets
in this city as az pkIGr, , Yggtep
from visit with friends in Chicago, and
Muskegon. 2 Il /
School has commenced in the German
church. corner Of Warrington and Will
liams street. t3
Eugene Bushart has started . black
smith shop in connection with Mr.. hosh-
er's repair shop. -.
A valuable yearling FLY of T. J. Hors-
mans was badly cut on a barbed wire
fence Tuesday. r,say7s
Prof. A. ]. Cook, of the Agricultural
College is spending his vacation on his
farm south Of the city. iV
DR.. N. E. Knapp and wife, and Harry
Knapp and wife. spent Sunday with
friends at Long Lake.
Attention is asked to Business Cards Of
w. B. Tyler, and H. G. Kingsley, Nor
rice, and A. Simmons. Perry.
The Owosso Rifles are drilling finely,
and OH Friday evening last, made their
first appearance on eur streets.
Earnest Halfway. an employe at the
Casket factory, was hit by board Mon
day, and had rib in his right side broken.
The work Of finishing the Catholic
church is progressing finely, and the
church when finished will be very beauti-
full.
The political war wakes hot, but is ~
nothing compared to the war Of the baking
powders. See what they say Of each
other this week.
Mrs. Geo. Wilcox and daughter, Miss
Clara, of Jackson, are visiting with Mrs.
J. +. Mabin. Miss Wilcox has charge OF
the telegraph Offices in Jackson.
About the only thing that booms these
hot days, is chess at Shattuck's music
store. Roll E. Kelsey, Of Corunna,
gave the boys pointer Tuesday after
neon.
Burnside, by Louis Napoleon, won
fourth money in the $3.50 class at the
Mason races on Thursday. There were
eight starters and Burnside with the out
side position was placed as follows, a, 4,
3,3.
County Fair Sept. 90, "a. and Is, only
a month more, and everyone should make
some preparation to help in some manner
to make it grand Success Thepremium
lists will soon be cut, and q copy should be
obtained by all. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. &. c. Duff, Mrs.J. Sharp
stene, Miss Anna Mason, and the Misses
Mile and Lizzie Comstock start to-mor-
row from Detroit for trip around the
lakes. They will visit most Of the princi
pal summer resorts in Northern Michigan.
Richard Thayer, and William Cox, were
arrested for assault and battery, on COM
plant of B. F. Bachelor, and brought
before Justice Taylor for trial. The jury
found the parties not guilty. Roll Kelsey
appeared for the people, and j. E. Turner
and VIM. M. Fitzpatrick fer the defend
ants.
Monday the two cases Of the people vs..
Lasellc Grow, Tor assault ana Oattery
on 10. Amos, were tried before JUS
tice Taylor. In both cases the juries
found the defendant guilty, and he was
fined $50 and $11.86 costs in the first case,
and in the second was sentenced 70 Ionia
House of Correction for 90 days. The
cases were appealed to the Circuit Court.
@. r. Lyon appeared for the people, and
VIM. NJ. Fitzpatrick and s. f. Smith for
the defendant 4
The skating rink was crowded again on
Saturday evening to- witness the skating
race for the championship Of Shiawassee
county. A number Of couple entered the
contest and started in finely; the five
best couple wcro selected, and after skat
ing few minutes the following couple.
were chosen for, the final contest: Geo