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

Bert Reynale spent Sunday at his
home in Birmingham.
Harry Titcomb has been On the
sick list during the week.
Hugo Wesener, of East Saginaw,
was home the first of the week.
The work of painting the National
Bank building is being finished.
The wool market opens up very
slowly. Prices from a2 to "a cents.
Rev. J. Donnelly attended mis-
sionary convention at West Bay City,
Tuesday.
DR.. Peterson has built new walk
this week on the south side of his
residence.
DR.. Armstrong of Corunna was a
welcome caller at this office on
Thursday.
Judge Newton passed last Saturday
afternoon looking over the beauties
of Owosso.
Business has been somewhat dull in
Owosso this week-a rather unusual
occurrence.
Rev. J. Donnelly will exchange
pulpits next Sunday with Rev. w. +.
Stowe, of East Saginaw.
IT'S said that a ruthless youth from
another city will soon carry off one
of Owosso's fair daughters.
The Merell seems to be drawing
largely. Well it is a fine house, and
we hope is paying property.
Mrs. Frank Clapp and children
started for New York, Monday, for
an extended visit with friends.
The T. & N. M. railroad is being
ballasted between Hamburg and Du-
rand, over 100 men employed.
AS of old the music of the K. II.
Band, at their open air concert on
Saturday evening last was excellent.
Mayor Nelan has been in attend
ance at the State Conclave of the
Knights Templar at Detroit this
week..
Pres. Nichols of the Second Ma
tional bank was called to Washtepaw
county on Wednesday TO attend a
funeral.
On May 5th, Rev. ]. d. Halliday
united IN marriage Thurston Van
valkenburg and Dora Vandeker, both
of Vernon.
Mr.. Wesener will put down a flag
stone walk ia front of his new block
as soon as the stones get here from
Cleveland.
There will be change of time on
all the railroads next Sunday. Note
the fact, and consult time tables that
you may not get left.
Mr.. Broad has Matched 81 out Of 81
duck eggs in his incubator. If you
want to see an army Of squawkers
Just look in on his poultry yards.
Richard Trevelick will address the
X. of l.. assembly in Owosso on
Monday evening. He is a good talk
err and always interests an audience.
Rev. Mr.. Stalker exchanged pulpits
with Rev. J. Venning, Of Saginaw
City, last Sunday, and Mr.. V. deliver
ed two able and interesting sermons.
We do not believe there is city
in the State where the side and cross
walks as whole are in better condi-
ton than are those in Owosso to day,
and the citizens seem to take pride
in keeping them so.
Alma Record: The business por-
ton of the community is waiting
anxic usly for the T., A. A. & N. M
to commence operations, hoping that
there may be change in shipping
rates. Said rates are now exhorbi-
tant, but let us hope for decided i'm.
provement.
Unclaimed letters at the Owosso
post Office for the week ending May
3: Miss Kit,ie Camp, Miss Mary
Butts, Heinrich Schmidt, Edward
Crawford, Joseph Wurdock, Harvey
7. Wilcox, VIM. Brown, Miss Nellie
Irwin, Miss Mary Acker. Drop:
Herman Steinfort, Charles Cramer.
Gratiot Journal: Fourteen carloads
of steel rails for the northern divi-
sion of the r., A. A.. & N. M. rail-
road arrived at Alexis, near Toledo
on Wednesday, from Chicago. The
completion of the road from St;
Louis to Alma, and from Shepherd
to Mt. Pleasant, is to be pushed with
all possible haste.
The Gratiot Journal "infers that
the Owossoites and the T., A. A. q
N. M. railroad people like Betsy ana
her husband ARE OUT A mistake,
BRO. Smith. Owosso people are all