The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-04-02
Prize dance April &c.


Hanan & Sons gents fine shoes at
]. Collins.
The University boys are home this
week.
Nearly 40 men are now employed
at the factory of the Tool Co.
Parmerly & Greer are pushing bus
mess at their mill on the West Side.
The "Holbrook" shoe is the best
every pair warranted. Sold by ].
Collins.
M. L. Stewart will erect two or
three houses near the pump works
this spring.
Perry Hadsell, Of Byron, was a
guest at the home Of DR.. b. S. Knapp
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Gould were in
Detroit several days last week and
the first of this.
Republicans, remember that the
caucus is the place to reform parties
and be on hand.
Emma Grace Dewey is spending the
spring vacation with friends in Leb.
anon, New Hampshire.
The work of laying new sidewalks
has commenced early this year and
we hope it will be continued.
Elsie Sun: A detachment of the
Salvation Army from Owosso opened
a series of meetings at the east church
on Tuesday evening.
Our paper is on, and our decks are
clear for election work. Bring in
your tickets and slips prices way
down, work the best.
The. Elsie Sun is to have a new
Nonpareil job press, I8x24, that the
editor calls "the baby and says it
sis 5000 FOUNDER
The eighth modern wonder is the
location of the pocket in a woman's
dress-Joseph Cook will tell you
Saturday evening of the other seven.
Candidatesare numerous all around
this week and are putting on their
most attractive smiles. Some of them
will not be so smiling after O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
d. B. Perry, of West Bay City, was
guest OF Stanley Parkill over Sun
day. Mr.. Perry will be remembered
by our readers as "Dan" ofthe letters
printed last spring from New Orleans.
1t has been decided BY the courts
that if partner of dissolving firm
neglects to give notice through a
newspaper of a dissolution of partner
ship he is equally liable with his part
Her for all debts contracted after a
dissolution.
Mr.. E. O. Place, of Shiawassee,
informs us that Bohemian oat agents
are using his name to influence others
to buy their oats. He says that he
has never passed word with them
and that he is willing to Join in a
movement to prosecute them.
The President of the National w.
G.. T. u. has issued call for memori-
al services in honor of the memory
of John B.. Cough to be held through
out the country April nth. The local
union in Owosso will probably ar
range to hold service on that date.
Laborers of every class, farmers
and merchants, or any body else who
) likes good wearing, good fitting and
fine style Boot or Shoe had better
call at the Shoe Factory and see how
we are making our goods-it will be
time well spent. MARvIN's Boot and
Shoe Factory, entrance Main ST., rear
of Murray & Terbush's clothing store.
The pump works will ere long
start up with a full force of men. At
present the slow and difficult work of
making patterns is being pushed along
and everything put in readiness for
business The foundry department
is about completed and will be a
model place for work. We were
shown on Saturday one of their iron
pumps and can say that is beauty,
strongly made and nicely finished.
E. l.. Lamb, of Mount Morris,
Genesse county, supreme prelate OF
the Iron Hall, cooperative mutual
insurance association, will address
the people Of Owosso at freman's
hall on Tuesday evening, April 9th,
1886, for the purpose of advertising
the order with view to the organiza.
ton of branch in this city. Men
between the ages of rs and IS years
are invited to be present. There will
be no admission fee and no collec-
ton. Be sure and fill the hall.
Wage earners, you who own the
little homes about this city, we ad.
lure you to attend the caucuses OF
.vr,,r nartv and Gee fo IN that men who