The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-14

quire of o. S. Smith.
Miss May Williams is visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. E. Phelps, at Flint.
VIM. HOPKINS, of Mason, has been
a guest of DR.. A. M. Hume this week.
Mrs. l. L. Peck and daughter, Miss
Lulu, are visiting friends in Adrian
this week.
The result of the league games OF
base ball is received by Gates Bros.
every evening.
A grand opportunity to by a first
class Piano cheap. See aa. OF Mich.
S. M. & 0. Co.
Mrs. w. X. Tillotson and daughter
are expected home from the Hot
Springs this week.
d. P. Mackay, proprietor of the
Sunday Sun, Detroit, invaded our
sanctum last evening.
Rich's Great Alliance will exhibit
in this city, next Monday, May II
afternoon and evening.
Try quart of Grahame & Con-
nor's celebrated ice cream, packed in
ice and delivered at your house.
Edwin r. Bellows, Of New Haven,
and Mary E. DePeel, of Emerson,
Gratiot county, were united in mar
riage May 9Th.
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle has new ad.
in to days issue. Her entire stock
of millinery goods is new, select and
of the latest styles.
1. Lang, the Nam street confec-
toner, expects a new soda fountain
in a few DAYS. He will open his ice
cream parlors tomorrow.
A large crowd of Owossoites saw
the Detroit ball club defeat the New
York giants on Monday and Tuesday
by scores of 9 to and 10 TO 0.
Messrs. Parker & Belford set the
fires under 10000 brick last night
and have as many more ready to
place in the next kiln.
The life size portraits of Messrs.
Wilson, Woodland and Terbush dis
played by Beebe in the post Office
window attract considerable atten-
ton.
The lnter-Lake regrets to learn
that Prof. E. M. Plunkett will proba-
bly, sever his connection with the
Vernon school in June and remove
to Ovid.
Farmers, in order that we may
make The TINES interesting to you,
we want you to send US all items per-
tanning to crops, Improvements, etc.,
in your vicinity.
The new regalia for "the Team"
work in Owosso Lodge, No. SO, 1. o.
o. F., has been received, and all the
brotherhood should be present at the
meeting tonight.
With his increased room and new
facilities, Dave Dwight is better pre-
pared than ever to serve the public |
in his line, and that to on short notice
and in satisfactory manner.
In an hours ride this morning with
eX Sheriff Parker on the West Side |
we noted 81 new house being con-
structed and several others being en-
larged and otherwise improved.
Rev. Thomas fowler, of the Co.
runna Presbyterian church, is rusti-
eating down in Ohio. We hope he
may not be pulled up as one of the
runaway Democratic senators.
There is an imperative demand for
some street work on the West Side
south of the d. & M. track that
should not be delayed, and where
money can be expended in the inter
est of the people.
The Fenton Independent is IS
years old-bright, newsy and pros
porous. Fentonites should see to it
that the Messrs. Jennings are we'll |
patronized, and thus the prosperity |
VI tuCu lOWu CllSuIcu.
Mr.. P. Ball, Of Canton, Ohio, was
a guest of his brother Postmaster
Ball several days last week and the
first of this week. He was accom-
panied by their mother who will re-
main in Owosso for several months.
THE TINES notes with much salts
faction that many of the citizens Of
Owosso are cultivating fine lawns
about their homes, and are setting
out shade trees in large numbers, for
which they deserve the thanks of The
public.
A washington tea party" under
the auspices of the ladies Guild of
the Episcopal church, will be given
at the home Of f. A. Todd on Friday
of next week, May FL. lea from 6
to 9 o'clock p. m. Maidens and
mistresses dressed in costumes of We