The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-08-06

y. y. Christian Is home from his
Ohio visit.
P. w. Mack has purchased place
on Adams street.
Geo. Knill and wife, of Flint, were
in Owosso, Sunday.
See notice of proposals wanted for
building school houses.
See those reading glasses at Twins,
also new line of wall paper, etc.
Go to Parker & Johnson for cooked
meats for lunches during the reunion.
w. L. Grove and family have
returned from California, and intend
to remain here.
The Rink has the largest floor in
the county. Remember the dance
there during the reunion.
Misses Hattie and Leah Waters,
who have been visiting their brother,
d. w. Waters, have returned to New
York.
Samuel Harris will be tried before
Justice Taylor, Saturday, on charge
of assault and battery on Geo. H.
VanCuren.
At the meat marker of Parker 4
Johnson you can find anything in the
way of choice meats you desire. Give
them call.
Corunna Commandery X. T., held
picnic at Flushing, Wednesday.
The Owosso Knights and the X. T..
band attended.
Rev. w. NJ. Walton and family re-
turned from Marshal, Friday last.
Wr. w. drove over with horse he
purchased while away.
Geo. W.Richards aud A L. Sprinkle
and families reached home Tuesday
evening from Mullet Lake, where
they have been camping out for some
time past.
H. w. Parker returned Tuesday
evening from his eastern trip. He
comes hone feeling much improved
in health, and reports having had a
fine time.
Mr.. F. Labadis WAS called by tele-
gram, last Saturday, to Detroit, on
account of the sudden death Of his
father, Mr.. A.. c. Labadie, who was
one among the early settlers of
Michigan.
Chas. Green is now billing clerk at
the junction. The business at this
point is constantly increasing and
demands the attention Of one person.
Byron Foote will drive the wagon.
About 60 Sir Knights attended the
picnic given at Flushing by the seven
members residing there, on Wednes-
day. The day was spent in drilling,
visiting, etc. The general report is
that royal time was had.
For show of this kind, the Eques-
curriculum, under the direction OF
Prof. Bristol, at the Globe Theater,
has no superior, if it has any equal
Boston Morning Journal. Opera hall,
Owosso, Monday evening, Aug. 9th.
Advertised letters at Owosso Post.
Office for the week ending July 81,
$50. Mrs. Hannah Palmer, Mrs
Anna Markham, James Merrill, H.
d. Moore, Miss Pheby Kirby. Mr..
Earl Kinney, Mr.. J. H. Soule. E
Connolly, w. L. Stone, Felm2nt Wor.
den, Burr Curtiss.
On Monday evening the following
delegates were elected to the Green.
back county convention, to be held a,
Owosso, Aug. "a, from Owosso city:
Hon. l.. VanDusen, w. A. Woodland,
w. DAVIS, G.. F. Zimmerman, c. w.
Parker, w. ]. England, John Storrer,
Thomas Morton and Geo. w. Owen.
John w. Johnson has purchased an
interest in the meat market OF G +.
Parker, and can hereafter be found at
his place of business. Mr.. J. has for
several years been in the employ
OF Dewey & Stewart; is favorably
known by large number of persons,
and cannot but build up large
trade.
Delegates to the Democratic county
convention, held at Corunna yesterday,
were: J. H. Champion, Geo. H.
Bedford, +. ]. Horsman, Hon. T.
Nelan, c. A. Byerly, ]. H. Yeats, C.
A. Baldwin, Randall Campbell, ].
H. Copas, r. A. VanGieson, Aaron
Sprinkle, w. Howell. F. Wildermuth,
Chas. Gabriel, A. ]. Patterson, Hon.
]. w. Turner, VIM. Miller, w. Weld
man and J. Il. Wolverton.
Secretary Fasig, of the Cleveland
driving park, writes Dewey & Stewart
as follows concerning the accident to
Chas. Hilton on their track last week
billions accident, though quite
severe, will be of but temporary bad
effect. 1 think he will be able to
trot in three weeks from now. 1t
occurred in turning for the score.
Mr.. Turner's wheel locked with
Hickok's and upset him. The horse
then started info run but wanting