The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-28
90 yards ply ingram carpet S.
Osburn & Sons.

Osburn & Sons.
Gurdon Dimmick has purchased
the rink property.
Two runaways this week-damage
light in both cases.
Joseph Naming expects 10 start
Monday for trip east.
The front of the Salisbury block
has been reprinted this week.
The pay car made the Michigan
Central boys happy last Friday.
Lots Of carpets to select from
beautiful patterns-Osburn & Sons.
Mrs. Nancy Beardslee, of Benning-
ton, died Monday, May "a. Age IS
years.
The fence around the ball ground
is finisished--the work was mostly
done by the ball players.
Congratulations to John d. Evans
on his appointment as Deputy U. S.
Marshal for this county.
Jas. Beebe has been putting in a
plate glass front, and otherwise
improving his store this week.
S. L. Beals has been studying stem.
ogrphy for some time past and is now
prepared to do work in that line.
B. S. Retain of this city, has been
appointed coroner to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Andrew Love.
F. M. Currier, the Detroit piano
tuner, will be in Owosso next week.
Leave orders at Shattuck's music
store.
Morrice Star: Nine cream gather
ers are now daily securing the
country and bring that article to the
creamery by barrels full.
w. E. Ware, of Coldwater. general
state agent for Logan's "Great Con-
spiracy" was in Owosso, Wednesday,
to establish local agency.
Rev. Geo. H. Wilson will represent
Owosso Council 1877 of the N. U. at
the State Assembly which meets in
Detroit, Tuesday of next week.
Comparatively few people took &C.
casion to call at The meeting of the
Board of Review to have their asses
ments altered. Nearly everyone was
satisfied.
Rev. Geo. H. Wilson will preach a
memorial sermon Sunday morning,
and in the evening will discourse on
the "Woman's Relief Corps, it's OBJ
ject and mission"
A delegation of st. Johns business
men are expected in Owosso to day
to look over the gas works. An effort
will be made to organize company
and build works there.
Mrs. l l.. Peck and daughter Lulu
have returned from their visit to the
southern part of the state. Miss Lulu
sang two numbers at the college con-
cert at Hillsdale, May IL.
Thanks to Clark D Smith for a
copy of the Minneapolis, Mimi,
Daily Tribune of the 18th inst, and
by the way live newspaper and one
that reflects great credit on that en-
terprlsing city,.
Unclaimed letters for the week end.
ing May ~, at the Owosso post Office:
Mrs. Mary Steers, Richard Tailor,
Miss Elsie Smith, Elzer Scott, Mrs.
A. L. Shipman, Mate w. Gibson, G..
c. Huff, N. A. Johnson, VIM. Lewis,
Miss Ellen c. Moss.
We desire that correspondents be a
little more active in gathering up and
forwarding local items. We ought
to have from fourth to a column OF
interesting items from every town in
the county each week. News, crop,
social and business items are appre
ciated, come from what source they
may
Geo. Carpenter is manufacturing
some fine carriages and buggies OF
the latest and most approved styles
such as side bars, side springs,
phaetons, the Eureka steel gear, etc
All stock used is A No. I, and every
thing is finished up in first class style
and sold at about the same price as
cheap factory made work. Call and
see them.
The Board of Health organized
Monday night by the selection of Geo
Carpenter as president; Willoughby
Matlock, vice president; H. L. Lewis
secretary. The board have visited al
the alleys and outbuildings in the fire
limits and report finding the premises
in much better condition than at Thu
time last year; however orders wer'
left with several property owners t.
clean up at once. The Board will en-
force all ordinances to the letter.