The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-13


About 40 tickets were sold to the Band
Tournament. at Saginaw.
Eleven tickets to Forepaughs Lansing
Show. were sold at the NJ. c. depot, in
Owosso. ,kttAl II
The teachers reception to the senior
class will occur on Friday evening next
at the residence of g. r. Lyon.
Attention Is asked to letter of Mr.. J.
j. Lawson. on Begole's administration
published in this issue OF THE TIMES.
Tax receipts. Highway receipts. and all
kinds of township blanks for sale Cheap al
The TIMES office. Send us your orders,
d. Blu rhans & Co. have their stock in
the south half of g. w. Haskell's store
where they will continue until stock ID
closed out
Rev. Geo. H. Wilson left on the Tues.
day mornings train to attend the annual
meeting of the Shiawassee Sunday School
Association.
Hon. VIM. M. Fitzpatrick was chosen q
member Of the Executive Committee OF
the State Central Committee, at the meet.
ing in Chicago. 3
The Michigan Central advertise excur
sions to 10 different points in Northern
Michigan. tickets good to Oct. LIST, at
greatly reduced rates.
j. M. Chapman has begun making the
fixtures for 1.-THE FAMOUS" store that is
to occupy the present post Office building.
on and after July 1st.
Mr.. Smith sold large number of tick
cts from the Junction to the annual con-
vention of the German Workingmen's
Association. ON Tuesday
The travel on the railroads is unusually
light for this season of the year. Very
few long trip tickets being sold at any
Of the places in Michigan.
The annual reunion of the alumni of
Owosso High School will be held at the
residence of Hon. A. L. Williams on Fri.
day evening. June 27th.
The Estey Manufacturing Co., will &C.
cupy their new business Office next week.
1t is a model of convenience, beautifully
finished and furnished.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Association are arranging to CELEBRATE the
coming 4th Of July at Hastings. There
should be large turnout.
D. Burhans & Co. have vacated the old
store at the corner. You will find them
with G. w. Haskell until stock is closed
out. Call and see how we look.
The open air concert by the X. II. band
on Saturday evening was very attractive.
and the public were entertained by some
difficult pieces very finely rendered.
ENTERPRIsE.-The Press this week
prints the decoration day Grafton Of Rev.
w. W. Walton. delivered at Owosso,
May Both, which we gave our readers two
weeks since.
The annual meeting Of the w. 9. T..
q. was held at Flint last week. Mrs. N.
McBain, Mrs. G. p. Parkill, Mrs. j. H.
Howe, Mrs. Albert Todd and perhaps
others from Owosso were in attendance.
Call at G. w. Haskell's-the long, lean,
lank and hungry grocer-and see d. Bur.
hans s. Co. with their bargains in Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes; etc., where they
will remain until closed out.
That able, advocate Of free trade, the
editor Of the Argus. at Chesaning,' locates
Elsie in Shiawassee county. He evident
ly knows Just as much about the geosra
ply of the State as he does about political
economy, and that is very little. 20
There can be no possible excuse for the
delay in fixing the railroad crossing Of the
T. A. 81 A. N. railway on Main street
West, and if it is not done soon the city
will have to pay more for damages than i
would have to pay for a dozen such jobs
The TINES notes with great pleasure
the election of d. p. Sagendorph, Of Char
lotte, OF r. w. G. Secretary. Of the r. w
G.. L., Of the World /. o. G. t., at thu
recent session in Washington, ID. G. HI
will make an exceedingly efficient officer
Rev. w. r. Northrop. of Monroe, q
former pastor Of the Baptist church il
this city, is now spending few days il
this city, visiting old friends. He thinks
Owosso is improving beyond the mos
sanguine expectation of the people II
years ago. s
The following gentlemen were elected
as delegates to the county convention
held at Corunna on Thursday. at the eau
Gus Wednesday evening. viz: e. A. Todd
A. Byerley, Charles Lawrence, G. A
Baldwin, Arthur Hurst, Otis Merrill
william Howell, H. G. Titcomb, William
Gabriel, Hon. J. w. Turner. A. j. Pat
terson, John T. Wolverton and j. ii