The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-24

us residence on GOOQnue street,
Avery d. OFT and Ada B. Alexander,
Of New Haven, On September 23d.
We understand the New Orleans
University singers will attend services
at the Baptist church Sunday even
ing, where they will render several
sacred pieces.
We are requested to announce
Prohibition rally at the Dutch Schmidt
school house in Owosso township on
Monday evening, Sept. a7th. Good
speaking and good music may be ex-
>pected w. B. Castle will be on
hand with his blackboard.
THE TINES is semi-officially in
formed that through trains between
Toledo and Mount Pleasant will be
put on the T., A. A. & N. M. road
on October 3d.. This will be good
news to many people.
The New Orleans University sing.
ers are booked to appear at the
Opera House Monday evening, Sept.
27th. The bass voice Of the company
is simply wonderful for power and
depth of tone, while Miss Tillie
Jones is a veritaple Patti as sopra-
no. They give delightful enter
tainment. Admission, IS, IS and IS
cents.
A good girl who desires to work for
her board and attend school, can
learn of place by inquiring at THE
TIMES Office.
Will our delinquent subscribers
please take notice that We are in ear
nest in the matter of making collec'
tons, and that it will be for their in
terest to call and settle at once.
Married, by Rev. G. H. Wilson, at
his residence on Goodhue street,
September 10Th, Jesse F. Dowell, of
this CITY, and Jennie M. Guile, Of
Big Rapids.
w. c. Robertson, of Grand Rap
ids, has heen in the city during part
Of the week.
G.. H. Getman has returned from
his Dakota trip. He reports wheat
crop of 5,I78 bushels on his farm,
produced on AIS acres. Mr.. G..
thinks that but for the hot winds in
July his crop would have reached 49,
900 bushels. This year he will seed
400 acres.
There will be special meeting of
Owosso lodge l. o. o. F., Saturday
evening Sept. a5th. Every member
is requested to be present. Work
by the team in the initiatory and
degrees.
At the Masonic grand encampment
Sir Knight Hugh McCurdy, of Co
runna, was elected Grand Generals
simo.
Cloaks. short wraps and children's
garments, lots Of them at Osburn &
Sons.
Mrs. M. A. Hodges, of Pontiac,
and Zobiede Sexton, Of Oraville, Cal
ifornia, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. A. L. Williams.
The display of goods made at the
State fair by the Owosso Casket Co.
attracted large amount OF attention,
and well they might, being of the
highest style known to the art.
"The University singers are the
best troupe of colored singers that
ever sang in Hillsdale. Their enter
tainment was delightful. "-Hillsdale
Democrat, August II, 1886.
LOST: At the Methodist dining hall
on the fair grounds, handbag be-
longing to Mrs. Alice Henderson.
Finder can leave at this office.
Married, in this city Sept. 23d inst
by Justice B. F. Taylor, James E
Larkins and Miss Ida May Bashelier
both of Brady, Saginaw county, Mich
Married, by Rev. G.. H. Wilson, a,
his residence on Goodhue street
September a3d, R. ID. Smith and
Bertha Hawley, of New Haven
The Misses Mary and Lillian Smith
of Rome, N. Y, are guests at the
home of Geo. II. Getman.
]. T. Wolverton has purchased {
new dray and added TO his line
John t. is bound to keep at the front
Do you know, that N. M. Pray ha'
the best SI.oo spectacle in the mar
ket--it is as good as any $3.50 spec
tacle you can find. 1t will pay yo,
to try them.
The Francis Labadie Company are
giving the best of satisfaction at the
Opera House this week.
They opened Wednesday evening
in "Monte Cristo" to full house. AL
the parts, with but one or two excep
tons, were well supported.
Mr.. Labadie showed great strength
and ability in rendering the difficul