The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-02
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3. Collins.
Miss Phoebe Fairchild. Of Saginaw.
is in the city.
Frank Converse returned from Ann
Arbor. Friday last.
House and lot for sale cheap-en-
quire of o. S. Smith.
F. H. Banister has an elegant new
delivery wagon-t's a beauty.
Communion service at the Congre-
,gational church next Sunday morning.
DE- Reed, of Caledonia, purchased
beautiful phaeton of Mayor Nelan,
Wednesday
The Misses May and Flora Web.
ster have gone to Ann Arbor for
months visit.
Come to this office when IN want
of job work. We can give you good
work at low figures.
Mrs. M. A. Hodges, Of Pontiac,
is at the home Of her brother, B. 0.
Williams, in this city.
Married, in this city, July Ist, by
Rev. G.. H Wilson, Cyrus Mathews
and Mary E. Durand.
All customers of H. w. Parker
using tobacco, will receive some Star
plug, free, next Saturday evening.
The A. O. u. w. members are all
requested to be present at the next
meeting Tuesday evening July 9th.
H. w. Parker's mother and sister,
Mrs. Lorin Parker, and Miss Hattie
Parker, OF Chagrin Falls, Ohio, are in
the city.
Irving Stewart takes the position
of book keeper in the bank of M l..
Stewart & Co., made vacant by Fred.
Lyon going to Detroit.
Mr.. D. Mccormick, of Kidgetown,
Ont, who has been visiting his
brother DR.. c. Mccormick for some
time past, returned home Monday.
The second nine of this city de-
feated the Vernon ball clXb Wednes-
day by a score of 10 to II. A return
game will soon be played in this city.
Our exchanges are mistaken. No
printing is awarded by the board of
supervisors in Shiawassee county.
The printing is let to the lowest bid
der.
Miss Nellie Turner left yesterday
for Amherstburg to pass the summer
with her father. She was accom-.
panied by Miss Nellie Gates, who
will remain few weeks.
Kirk White now has charge of the
city circulation of the Detroit rrib-
une, having taken it from from Fred
Clark, who was unable to keep it
longer on account OF having entered
the employ Of c. c. Duff. The Trib-
une is daily improving and is well
worth its cost
Fred J. Lyon, book keeper in the
bank of M. l.. Stewart & Co. for the
pas: three years, has accepted pc.
sition in the Union National Bank OF
Detroit. This is in the line Of pro-
motion, and we congratulate Fred
on his success. His employers will
find in him trustworthy clerk.
The Organ Recital at the Episcopal
church Wednesday evening was cut a
little short by the necessary departure
OF Prof. White on the 9 o'clock train
A very enjoyable and rare program
was presented however. The gifted
organist promises to give another
Recital two weeks from June goth.
approaching the fact that variety is
the spice Of life," he proposes to
bring with him selection from the
principal musicians and vocalists OIL
Flint. Program will be published
next week. Owosso musicians may
expect rare treat.
Last week lodge Of Odd Fellow:
was Instituted at Ashley by special
deputy grard Master M. R. Slater, o.
Ithaca, to be known and hailed as
Ashley lodge No. a33. About Ioc
visiting brothers were in attendance
from Elsie, Eureka, Ithaca, NORTH
Star, Owosso, Sickles, St. Louis ano
Vestaburg lodges. The lodge starts
off with nineteen members, which
ensures it's success. The principa
officers tor the current term are
Marsden Bishop, N. g.; F. Reddle
v. G.; J. A. Sickles, r. S.; Geo
Douglass, p. S.; H. c. Terwilleger
treasurer.
The Graphic News Of July sd will
present double page Of the nov
famous Detroit Base Ball Club. The
members of the coming champion
team will be shown in full uniform
and the illustration will be the mos
life-like and finely executed represen
taton of base ball nine ever pub