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

Towns able To ride out. Though still very
weak.
West Haven Browns 81: Owosso I'd
nine 10. was the result Of the ball game
yesterday.
There ID to be special meeting Of the
Board Of County Examiners at Perry on
the 10th inst.
Work AZ the Caskst Factory has been
suspended tins week that some desirable
changes may be made.
Won't the Owosss Press please inform
US just what degree in Odd Fellowship II
calls the III. P. c. degree"
On Wednesday morning the Misses
Meta Gould and Lena Austin left for a
pleasure trip to Tawas City.
Parsons East Saginaw Business College
occupies the entire upper story of Music
block, one of the finest blocks in the city.
r. +. Trevelick delivered an interesting
lecture at Opera Hall on Wednesday even.
ing under the auspices of the Knights of
Labor.
THE TINES Acknowledges the receipt of
the annual calendar Of Albion College, one
Of the very best institutions in the State of
Michigan.
Mr.. G. e. Rigley, Of the Estey Co. left
on Thursday evening for Minneapolis and
other points in Minnesota, to be absent two
or three weeks.
The Press favors coalition with the
Greenbackers on the State ticket. 1t is as
ever with the Democracy, everything for
spoils, nothing for principle.
Mr.. A. Reno, who works on the bender
at the Estey Factory, had the TWO middle
fingers of his right had taken off near the
first joint on Tuesday forenoon.
Fred c. Van Tuyl, we'll and favorably
known in this city, was married last Tues
day evening at West Bay City to Miss
Gertrude Lester, of the same place
We received two letters describing the
pole raising in Shiawassee township We
hope some live Republican will send US a
full report of every political meeting in
his vicinity.
We note with pleasure the election OF
Hon. James f. Joy, the ablest railroad
man in America, as the successor of Jay
Gould as President of the Wabash. 1t is
a wise choice.
The officers Of the Shiawassee county |
fair are determined to make the exhibition |
this year the best ever had in the county, |
and they Can and will succeed if properly |
backed up by the people.
The reports of very large and unexpect-
ed yields of wheat come to us from all
parts of the county, varying from 20 to 40
bushels per acre, and in one instance AL |
bushels is reported from ten acres.
An effort is being made 10 secure the
attendance Of Gen. Logan and Gen. But
Ter at the G. A. r. reunion. 1t is hoped
they will accept the invitation. The &C
casion promises to be the finest and largest
ever held in the county.
Mr.. Frank Holly, of Lockport. New
York, was In Owosso last week looking
over the city with the hope Of making a
contract at some future time for water
works to supply the city with water for
fire purposes. While here he was the
guest of his old friend, H. II. Daniels.
The following is the list Of unclaimed
letters for the week ending August 2, at
the Owosso post office: Lemuel Hamblin.
Tom Leon, E. d. Macpherson, s. Y.
Norris, Cornelius Harbeck, David Fitz.
gerald, Ingram Drison, Mrs. Nettie Golf,
J. ID. Bennett. Capt. Daniel T. yelling.
ton, G. II. Buck, l.. A. Baker, Robert
Dunlap Foreign, Arthur Sirvis. Drop,
]. +. Donnellv.
The ladies aid society of the NJ f:
church have engaged Miss Hattie Rowell
Of this city to give an Evolutionary enter
tainment at Opera Hall, Owosso, Aug. 1s.
Miss Rowell has just completed her second
course in the Chicago School of Oratory
and is well fitted to give such an entertain
mcnt. The programme will consist of
heroic, pathetic, comic and dialectical Sc
lections. interspersed with music by Deck
ers full band
On Monday evening the following Off
GERS of Owosso lodge /. o. q. T. were in.
stalled for the ensuing term
w. G.. IT,, w. L. Burhans
w. V. t., Cora Ball.
w. r. s., Il. r. Bailey.
w. ID. II. S., Byron Dawes.
w. T., Frank Wicking.
w. +. S., Fred Clark
w. /. c., Pcrmelia Reed.
w. o. e., A. Matthias.
w. NJ, A. Reed.
w. ID. NJ, Minnie Wicking
w. r. III. S., Mrs Il. II. Bailey.
w. L. II. s.. Allie Martin.
p. w. G. r., L. l.. Brewer
w. G., Eva Laycrock.