The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-06-18

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No peddlers or fakirs licenses issued
show day.
The brick work on Wlldermuth's
new hotel is nearly done.
The social of the 4th ward Sunday
School was success financially.
Eb. Gould has been in the city two
days this week shaking hands with
friends.
Geo. Thorn attended reunion at
the Deaf and Dumb asylum at Flint,
Wednesday.
AS we go to press Henry Woodland
is very low and but little hope is en-
tertained of his recovery.
Mrs. c. Broad iell from the porch
at her sons home Tuesday evening
and broke her right wrist.
A girl to do general house work
in a small family wanted--enquire of
A. M. Young, Main street east.
Two colored evangelists have been
preaching at the Salvation Army
meetings part of the present week.
Mr.. Woodin informs us that it took
the cream from the milk of 100 COWS
to supply Grahame & Conner on
Wednesday.
There are too many COWS and
horses running loose on our streets.
Some one should see that the Ordi-
nance is enforced.
Rev. Geo. H. Wilson has declined
the invitation to deliver the address
at Byron, owing to the celebration
being on the sd of July.
o. 4. Allen, the lead pencil pusher
of the Bancroft Advertiser, was in
Owosso Saturday, billing Owosso for
the grand celebration at Bancroft,
July sd.
The K. T. Commandery will at
tend the Thompson memorial SER
vices at the Baptist church Sunday
morning.
Yesterday c. J. Stuart sold two
binders, one mower, one horse rake,
one road cart, three gasoline stoves
and bought 5000 pounds of wool.
The Kickapoo Indian combination
is drawing large crowd at their per-
formance each evening. Their tents
are pitched near the ball grounds and
the entire exhibition is free-see it.
A large crowd was attracted to the
city yesterday to see Burr Robbins
show, and the other sights. The
show was pronounced good and the
street parade exceeded anticipations.
Thanks, for invitations to COM
mencement exercises at Orchard Lake
Military Academy, and Ionia High
School; also a beautiful program OF
the Lansing High School commence.
ment.
Married, June 9TH at St. Paul's
Episcopal church, Elk Rapids, by
Rector d. w. Morrell, Mr.. Francis
Labadie, of Detroit, and Miss Hattie
Rowell, of Owosso. Congratulations
from The TINES.
The ladies aid society of Disciples
will hold a lawn social at the resi-
dence of A. J. Lingle, Friday evening
June IS. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all, to come and be sociable
and enjoy dish of ice cream.
There will be an ice cream and
lawn social for the benefit of the Sons
of Veterans, at the residence of E.
Gould, On Tuesday evening, June 2a.
The Camp will give an exhibition
drill. All are invited to attend.
F. H. Bannister makes his opening
bow to the public this week in our
columns. His stock of goods is en-
tirely new and of The best quality.
His opening yesterday was complete
success. Remember the place, No.
Wesener block.
On Monday Arthur, only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Roberts of this
city, died of congestion of the bowels,
aged 2 years. His funeral was at
tended on Wednesday by Rev. T.
Stalker. He was an unusually intel
ligent lad and will be sadly missed by
his parents, who have the heartfelt
sympathy of the people in their sad
bereavement.
The semi. centennial of the admls-
sion Of Michigan as State was
celebrated at Lansing on Tuesday in
an exceedingly appropriate manner.
There was very large attendance
of people from various parts of the
State, especially from the counties
adjacent to the Capital. Able and
interesting addresses were delivered
by several of the most noted and
scholastic men of the State. National
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