The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-06

night.
Hon. T. d. Dewey has been at the Ian
sing Fair some days this week.
Henry b. Dewey has been in Chicago
this week attending the National Conven-
ton. NJ ga. 4,
T. r. Bailey returned on Tuesday even
ing from business trip to in New York
State.
W. III. Richardson of the Richardson
Brothers, spent two days this week at Sag
NAV. -
o. b. Estey and wife have been visiting
in Bay City since Tuesday.
Hon. Jacob Estey left for his home at
Brattleboro VT. on Tuesday.
Miss Flora Manning, of Lockport, N. Y,
is visiting with Mrs. T. r. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Mathews have been
visiting in East Saginaw this week.
E. N. Knapp, of Hiawatha, Kansas, has
been visiting for few days at the home Of
/. L. Peck. Contest
G. E. Rigley is on business tour in
the northern part Of the State. He left
Thursday morning.
H. c. Moore, of this city, won the
third price in the cornet contest at the band
tournament at Saginaw.
Mr.. Albert Todd has purchased fine
three year old Jersey cow and calf from
w. j. G.. Dean, Hanover, Mich.
r. j. Mckee, the New England agent
of the Estey Company, was in Owosso,
some days the first of this week t
The Band tournament has been held at
East Saginaw this week. The attendance
considering the other attractions was fair.
The Estey Manufacturing Co., have just
brought out 2 new chamber suits in ash,
that are perfect beauties, and they are
cheap.
Mrs. I. l.. Peck and daughter left Tues
day for Medina, New York, where they
were called by the sickness of Mrs. Peck's
mother.
Rev. J. j. Donnelly, of Coldwater, will
officiate next Sunday. at the Baptist
church. Services morning and evening at
the usual hours.
The discussion at Lansing, between the
editor of THE TIMES. and +. NJ Fogg, of
the Lansing Sentinel. will take place next
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. John Vowel, of Grand Rapids, a
breeder of Jersey cattle, was in the city
Monday looking over the fine horses and
cattle owned here abouts
B. o. Williams, Jr., is among the pilgrims
to Chicago this week. 1t will surprise peo-
pie somewhat to know that he is worship
ing at the shrine of the Plumed Knight"
The Washington Post says: the demo-
cratic party is as broad as the continent
The Saginaw Herald answers, "but It is
awful thin And it is as sloppy as II is
thin. 49,
Except to strawberries, and possibly
grapes, little or no damage was done the
fruit by the late frosls. and none whatever
to vegetation. other than to few garden
plants. Sos e. hhN1Ht "
The indianapolis Journal asserts that
Butler has now more nominations for
President than he will receive electoral
votes" THE TIMES believes the Journal
+ il T.
The M. E. Sabbath school arc preparing
a very fine programme for Children's day
exercises and will without doubt have a
very pleasant time, every body invited to
be present.
The L. B. Quackenbush Post No. 205,
G. A. R., made q fine show on decoration
day. Their muster roll shows about 70
members, and the number is being steadily
increased.
At the funeral of Charles Ewing, held
last Sunday afternoon at Vernon, there
was in attendance over 100 Odd Fellows,
representing Byron, Vernon, Corunna and
Owosso Lodges.
The Saginaw Journal of Wednesday
morning said "before this week ends the
Republican National Convention will have
named the man who is to be the next Pres
ident of the United States" That is so.
THE TIMES is in receipt OF neatly
printed little pamphlet entitled, How TO
GROW FINE CELERY" published by Mrs.
II. NJ. Crider, of York. Pa. 1t will be
sent to any address on receipt of % cents.
The Ovid Register says: albert
French, of Owssso, spent Sunday with his
sister Mrs. A. S. Rose of this place.
and that, Miss Grace Mead, Of Owosso, 10
visiting her brother, L. c. Mead and fam
lily. ae IA ~
We are requested to announce that the
Rev. w. Curtis, Of Cheboygan, and Rev.
Rufus Clark, Rector Of st. Paups Detroit,
will be present and preach in Christ
church Sunday, next, morning and even
ing. FN