The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-27
Read Duff & Banister,s change.

job printing as now. So much for good
work at low prices. NNlN0
The T., A. A. & N. RAILWAY give an cx.
cursion into Owosso on the 4th.
A grand 10c dance at Opera Hall on
next Friday. EQAH0WaAa
Probate order nthc estate of Thomas
M. Thompson is printed in this issue,
= The M. G. railway sell excursion tickets
July 2, 8 and at one fare. good to re-
turn on the 9th. Z, sas- 81. re lig 49, 80
The census in this city is nearly COM
plete and shows population of not far
from $500. or a gain of 400 in four
years la9 afQhll5O
Present. at the Michigan Publishers As
ISOLATION at Bay City were representatives
from the Corunna Journal, Laingsburg
Greenbacker. Shiawassec Ameaican and
The TIMES. osS~ ga ,watA
The lecture delivered by Rev. l.. B.
Plat on Monday evening was not well at
tended, owing to the short time to an
nounce it; however those who did go
were more than repaid. @t8 q "
2 The Normal and Bushes Institute, of
Milford. Oakland Co., opened with good
attendance, 10 counties being represented.
and more constantly arriving. v Many are
not coming till the last half Of the term as
classes are so arranged that any one can
probably join at any time. This Insti-
tute is conducted by well-known and
thoroughly accomplished educators and
every teacher or would-be teacher that
can ought to enjoy the benefit it will rend-
er them. Ills sg
Owosso will soon have new City Hall;
one worth $4,000.
Our City Fathers went to Ionia- on
Wednesday to inspect the water wsrks
of that city. e7g 80
The ladies of the Methodist Epicopal.
church have secured the basement of Bur
hans new block for the 4th OF July. where
they will serve meals all day. They will
also prepare dinner for the members Of
G. A. r. Posts in the grove II the weather
is pleasant. but if not in the basement Of
the above block. They invite all Of their
friends to take dinner with them.
Fred H. Gould. elected as Captain Of
Military Company, is a graduate of the
State Military Academy of Pennsylvania
and held the rank OF Captain In that in
stitution for Q years and commanded one
of its companies at the opening Of the
Centennial.
= Notwithstanding the bad weatcr on Fri
day afternoon and evening. which de-
tanned many who would otherwise have
attended the reception given the Senior
class of the High School, those who were
in attendance had most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Lyon threw open
their entire house for the use of the guests,
and the beauties of decorative art, which
everywhere met the eve, added largely to
the enjoyment of the occasion. The
teachers feel indebted to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon for their Kindness and take this pub
lie means of expressing their thanks for
the favor conferred.
If YOU cannot come to the celebration
at Owosso, be sure to remember that the
people of Hazleton and vicinity will have
celebration that will pay to witness. A
first-class orator has been secured for the
occasion. 81 ~
= The Famous" is expected to be ready
for business on the coming 4th. II will
occupy the room now used by P. N. 70
One week from to-day is the glorious
fourth. ,ss,-.s,,usl no
That enterpaising company. the "Buck-
eye," through their general agent. P. ].
Bryan, call the attention of the public to
their celebrated machinery in double
column ad In this issue. There is no
question about the real value of the ma
chinery sold by this company.
The Genesee Couricr:--C. Mahany and
family moved 10 Owosso this week.
VanHoten comes in every morning with
a load of strawberries, that are as luscious
as could DC ueSlreu.
The editor of THE TIMES and wife were
in Bay City on Tuesday, attending the
meeting of the State Publishers Associa.
ton and are now in northern Michigan on
an editorial excursion. At Bay City a
paper was read on the effects of under
bidding on legal printing by Mr.. Dewey.
to which the attention Of the publishers
of Shiawassec county is specially invited.
We print elsewhere the notice of the
marriage of DIR. Goddard and Miss Jennie
Babcock. Congratulations are extended.
Despite the dull times the amount of
building. being done in Shiawassee coun
ty this year is far beyond expections.
The coming 4th is to be more generally
observed in Michigan this year than
since 1875. HNR
Mrs. Ruth Russell Warren. of Bancroft.