The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-16
LOCAL NEWS
Camilla Urso, Friday, July I6.


mans.
,, "ss,Ypea by the Light Of the
Call on Parkill & Son and get
Sagwa.
Hanan & Sons gents fine shoes at
]. Collins.
The Kickapoo Indians left for
Ionia, Tuesday.
Senator Pulver, of Laingsburg, was
in Owosso Saturday.
Hon. G. Y. Osburn, of Marquette,
Sundayed in Owosso.
Mrs. N. nj. Pray has gone to Pc
toskey for visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Gaylord, is
visiting her mother Mrs E. G. Mead.
Mrs. L. B. Platt, of Flint, is at the
home of her father, Mr.. VIM. Tillot-
son.
Howard Anthony, of Detroit, is
spending the week at M. l.. Stew
arts.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Stewart and
daughter, Miss Grace, are in Mt Gle
mems.
Miss c. Brown, of Finlay, Ohio, is
visiting MI. and Mrs. J. L. Peters in
this city.
Charles LaTour, editor of the
Freemason, Detroit, called on The
TIMES, Monday.
The K. Il. Band are engaged to
play at East Saginsw Arbeiter Park on
on Sunday next.
Belford & Parker are enjoying a
fine brick trade this seasou-the de-
mand being good.
A Woman's Relief Corps, auxiliary
10 Pap Thomas Post, Chesaning, is
to be instituted on the 22d.
Chesaning Argus: Chester Hop
kins, wife and daughter, of Owosso,
were in town visiting the forepart Of
the week
Mrs. Moore. will open a select
school in the John Shaw, house on
East Main ST., July 70. Terms 3oc
per week.
Geo. H. Morgan, representative Of
the Chicago Horseman, the leading
horse paper of the country, Sundayed
in Owosso.
Miss Carrie Bilhimer has returned
from her visit to Detroit, and will
take up her class in music at the reg
ular days and hours.
Mrs. Otis Reed, and Mrs. Stever
Parsons, 70 Rootstown, Ohio, are
visiting with the the family of d. B.
Reed, of Caledonia.
Lyman Alcombrach had two fling.
ers on his right hand badly mutilated
on one of the machines at Woodland
Bros. factory, Monday.
The young ladies home mission
band of the Congregational Church
will give an ice cream social at the
residence of Mr.. M. c. Dawes July
2Ist.
Married by the Rev. ]. Donnelly,
July II at the residence of the brides
mother, Mr.. Wellington C. Robert
son, of Grand Rapids and Miss
Carrie Mix of this citv. Congratu-
lations from The TIMES.
The Rink will be open to dancers
during the G.. A. r. Reunion Aug,
II, IL, and 18th. Also the Opera
House after the show on II and Iath
and all day and night Friday Aug
18th.
The newly elected officers of the
Baptist Y. c. A. are: Pres, Retta
Hight; Vice Pres, Clara Osborn;
Sec, Gertie White; Treas, Ida Dur
kee; Exec. CON-, c. S. Ensminger,
Lulu Peck, Perrin Crawford. Anna
Hurrell.
Judge Newton, granted divorce
Monday in the noted case of Chas.
Tyler, giving the latter $4,000 ali
mony, and allowing the defendant
solicitor an additional fee of SIoo.
]. w. Turner, for Tyler and s. f.
Smith for Mrs. Tyler.
Burglars attempted to enter the two
safes of Dewey & Stewart, on Mon
day night, but were unsuccessful
The dial on one was blown off and
the back somewhat injured and the
spindle broken off from the other.
The da mage will probably amount to
about $50.
The last Ovid Union speaking OF
the fire at that place says: "Long
before even the danger stared our
people in the face, communication
was had with Owosso, our situation
made known and help asked for.