The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-08-13

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particulars apply to z. b. VOORHEES,
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See notices of cheap excursions BY
ID. & M. railway-seventh page.
Advertised letters at Owosso Post
Office for the week ending Aug. 9TH
80. Mr.. ID, c. Williams. Geo. Os
born, John Crert, Frank ]. Crippen,
H. z. Brook. Foreign: Miss Lizzie
Healy.
Prof. Seelye has purchased one OF
]. w. Thorn's houses on Pine street
See that your name is registered
special election Monday.
The ball game on Saturday for the
benefit of Webb Ainspoker resulted
in about $40 being raised for him.
T. King, an employ at the fac
tory of Benson & King for several
months, has removed to Big Rapids
with his family.
Mr.. N. B. Aiken left a basket of
Brandyw:ne pears at our Office on
Wednesday last He is of the opin.
ion that every fruit grower should
have at least two trees of this variety
in his yard. We can attest to the
excellent quality Of the pears, and
also say, thanks to Mr.. A..
The Hon. 9. G.. Luce, of Branch
county, would be Republican candi
date for Governor, was greeting his
many friends in Owosso, Monday
evening.
Married, by Rev. G.. c. Draper, in
Ovid, April 20, 1886, D. c. Clapp
and Mrs. Cora Holt, both ofthis city.
Although late in the day, congratu.
lations are i'll order and are heartily
extended by large circle of friends,
in which The TINES joins.
Registration on Saturday at the
following places: First ward at the
store of G. ]. Stuart; second ward,
at THE TINES Office; third ward, at
engine house; fourth ward, at the store
of Lewis & Son.
The board Of trade wire from De-
troit to tine Wesener building in this
city has been strung this week.
Miss Eva Dodge, of Binghampton,
N. Y. is visiting at G. l.. Dimmick's.
Mr.. w. A. Woodland and Mr.. G..
F. North have purchased the furniture
business of the late Henry Woodland
and will carry on business under the
firm name of Woodland & North at
the old stand. Our best wishes for
success and prosperity are extended.
Rev. Donnely leaves this week for
Ionia, Charlevoix, and trip around
the lakes, to Port Huron, where he
will be joined by Mrs. Donnelly and
daughter.
Next Sunday morning it is expected
that Rev. T. Stalker of the M. E.
church will occupy the Baptist pull
pit.
Chas. Hilton won second money
in the a:a3 class at Buffalo last week.
II. d. Dewey has been at Ypsilanti
attending the races this week.
Orb Lee and wife Ella, were arres
ted and broughr before Justice lay
lor, Tuesday on charge of selling
liquor without license. Their ex
animation was set for Monday next.
and bail furnished in the sum Of $3.50
each.
The ball game Saturday afternoon
between the first and seemed nlnes
resulted II to 10 in favor of the
former.
Bristol's horse show Monday night
was attended 10y large audiences. 1t
is one of the best shows that ever
appeared in opera hall.
Mr.. C. II. Wheelock, Of South
Bend, is at the home of G.. R. Black
III lhio Sil)'
Albert Wren, an employee Of the
Estey factory had two fingers badly
smashed in SANDER" on Friday
last.
The TINES learns with mingled
emotions of surprise and regret that
Prof. o. c. Seelye has resigned his
position as Superintendent Of the
Owosso schools and that his resigna.
ton has been accepted Mr.. S. has
been elected Superintendent of the
schools at Marshall, with an in
creased salary over the price paid
in Owosso. Mr.. S. is an excellent
manager, and has made the Owosso
school decided success, and we
doubt not will prove an exceedingly
valuable man in his new position.
He leaves Owosso with the best
wishes Of every friend of education
in the city, and leaves behind him a
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