The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-02
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The Famous is moving into the
new Williams store.
]. T. Peters is now located in the
building vacated by Roth.
Temperance meeting at the Meth,
odist Church next Sunday.
by the Light.
Call and examine new teas at +. If.
Banister's, Wesener Block.
A large amount of local news is
crowded out this week for want OF
space.
J. II. Calkins has been elected
Chief Of the Fire Department, and
Randall Campbell and Moses Keyte
assistants.
Miss Grace Dewey has returned
home for the summer vacation, from
Wellesley College.
S. E. Parkill and J. c. Shattuck
attended the commencement exercises
at Ann Arbor this week.
Of the Moon."
To all customers of III. w. Parker
who use tobacco, some Star Plug will
be given free, Saturday evening.
Ladies, if you want a good fitting,
good looking. fine kid shoe call and
examine the "Holbrook" at J. Col
Inns.
Buy your ice cream for 9Th at
Grahame & Connor's, neatly packed
and delivered to any part of the
City.
The w. r. c. will give a social this
Friday evening at the residence of p.
]. Stever, on the West side. The
public are cordially invited.
The people at Corunna intend to
have a very lively time on Saturday,
and we hope the celebration may pass
off to their entire satisfaction.
The +. & N. Nj. trains now run to
Mt. Pleasant. See time card in our
advertising columns. In few weeks
the trains will run from Toledo to
Mt. Pleasant.
The officers of Owosso Lodge l.
O. O. +. for the present term are as
follows: H. F. Slack, N. c.; John
McSorley, V. c.; Oscar Wells, r. S.;
A. Robertson, F. S.; II. M. Wiley,
Treasurer.
Edmund +. Dewey, of Willis,
Montana, brother of the editor OF
The TINES, has been a very welcome
visitor at our home the past week,
and left last night, accompanied by
the writer, for Council Bluffs, Iowa.
AT the meeting of the directors Of
Second National Bank of Owossc
held on Tuesday very satisfactory
showing was made and the directors
expressed themselves we'll satisfied
with the showing made by President
Nichols and Cashier Miller.
New Teas, 1886 crop, at f. H
Banister's Wesener Block.
On Friday last the Republican coun.
ty committee met at the office of the
chairman, and voted to hold a county
convention on Thursday the 9Th day
of August at II, a. m. for the election
of county committee, and delegate:
to the state, congressional and sena
torial conventions.
Patriotic sermons will be preached
at the M. E. Church, next Sabbath
by Rev. Thos. Stalker. Subject fo
morning: "The Stength, Weakness.
and Future of our Republic;" fol
evening: "I'he Liquor Traffic, versus
Patriotism" Liquor sellers anc
drinkers are respectfully invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Labadie, nee Haiti,
Rowell, arrived in this city last Fri
day, and are the guests of the BRIDE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Rowell
We understand they will pass mos
of their summer vacation in Owosso
and that it is their intention whemno
professionally engaged to make thei
home in Owosso.
Skipped by the Light Of th'
Neon"
On complaint of City Marsha
Campbell, one Edwin Harmon wa
arrested on Tuesday and brought be
fore Justice Taylor charged with sell
ing clocks about the city without hav
ing first obtained a city license. Hi
trial took place yesterday, when h
was found guilty and sentenced t,
pay fine of SIS and costs amount
ing to sI2.3r. An appeal was takel
10 the circuit court. Another case o
the same nature is on trial today.
Miss Eva c. Payne, for two years
successful teacher in the 4th Ware
School, was married Wednesday after
noon, June 80, 1886. at the residecc
of her father, Norman G.. Payne