The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-10
Tax list on page four,

Prof. Carman, OF Lansing, made
US short call this morning.
ID. M. Estey returned Wednesda,
evening from his eastern trip.
Reed City ball club VS.. Owosso al
the ball grounds on Friday next.
The Michigan Central is building
another water tank near their depot
]. M. Beckwith is taking a week..
vacation, passing the time in Chicago
Half fare tickets blythe M. c. R
r. to the State fair at Jackson, mex,
week.
The "Holbrook" shoe is the best
every pair warranted. Sold bv ].
Collins.
Wellington White has purchased
the greenhouse business Of Chas.
Goodhue.
Miss Eva Williams, of Mankato,
Mimi, is guest at the home of Jo-
seph Manning.
Miss Grace Dewey left for WELLESLEY,
Mass, Monday, to resume her studies
in Wellesley College.
Rev. Thos. fowler, of Corunna,
will speak at the 4th ward school
house on Sunday next.
G.. L. Cramer, of Burton, will enter
the medical department of the Michi-
gan University this year.
F. A. Smith, of the Flint Daily
Journal, was guest of his son-in.law,
Russell Dietrich, on Tuesday.
Hon.. R. G.. Horr will address the
Carpenters Union some evening early
next week IN the K. of L. hall.
H. P. Dodge, one of Laingsburg's
highly esteemed citizens, died Mon.
day evening after short illness.
Fred S. Retain started for Hamilton,
N. Y, today, 10 again take up his
studies in the Madison University.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Lusk, of Bay City, has
been engaged by Parkill & Son as
clerk, and is now at his post of duty.
The engine of the construction
train on the new road ran off the
track yesterday in the field opposite
the Estey factory.
By an oversight we omitted the
name of Miss Louise Blenkiron, A.
B., from the list of high school teach
ers published last week.
Make your entries to county fair
early. Secretary can be found at
store of c. S. Williams, this city. So
as you can make entries next week.
Two smart girls can find places in
good families in Perry, where they
can work for their board and attend
school. Apply to J. G.. Monroe,
principal.
The T., A A. & N. NJ. railroad
shipped their first carload of freight
south on Wednesday, it being a car
of lumber to Durand from the yard
of L. E. Woodland.
The south branch of the Toledo,
Ann Arbor & North Michigan rail-
road reached this city Saturday p. m
and the first of the week was con-
nected with the north branch.
For 50 cents we will send the De.
troit Weekly Tribune and THE TINES
until Jan'y Ist, 1887. Or for 40
cents we will send the two papers for
three months. This offer is good
until September 80.
The directors of the county fair
feel certain that the exhibit this year
will be unusually large. A feeling of
deep interest is reported from all
sections, and with good weather Old
Shiawassee can be expected to Guido
herself.
The Odd Fellows excursion train
for Boston will leave the Owosso
depot, on the d., G. H. & M. railway
at 6:35 p. M, on Saturday, the 18th
inst. Tickets for the round trip,
$1,000 Every Odd Fellow who can,
should go.
In speaking about county fairs an
exchange moralizes wisely on their
excellence as educators in general.
The farmers are doing the fair much
good in talking it up and making
preparations for their exhibit. Point
out county wherein its people, with
rarely an exception, take an interest
in its fair, and we will point out to
you county containing intelligent,
progressive and successful farmers and
business men. To be successful
business like and prosperous farmer
it requires as much study and brains