The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-01
ROBERT f. FRAZER at Opera
Hall this, Friday, evening.

purses. fastest horses, honest judges,
compelling The best to win; large
crowds and high excitement each
day.
Married, by Rev. J. X. Pontius, on
the aad day of September, at the
residence of the brides parents near
Chesaning, Martin Johnson, of Chi.
cago, to Bertha Greenewald. tr
Saginaw Herald, Saturday: Prin-
cipal Bates, OF the Owosso high
school, was visiting and examining
the working of our public schools
yesterday. He expresses great salts
faction with what he has observed.
THE TINES has heretofore through
the pressure on its columns failed to
note the fact that o. T. Allen, oLce
of the Owosso News, and a genial,
wide awake young man, with decided
editorial ability, has purchased the
Bancroft Advertiser. The paper has
improved under his charge and is
doing good work in building up the
interests Of that pleasant village.
Bro. A. you have our best wishes for
the success of the Advertiser.
The Michigan Central and the d.
& M. railway offer another Sc excur-
sion to Chicago next Tuesday. Tick
cts good to return up to and includ-
ing the following Monday.
Do YOU KNOW that N. M. Pray
does all kinds of watch, clock and
jewelry repairing, and guarantees the
price and work all satisfactory.
Thanks to Secretary Voorhees, for
complimentary ticket to the Ovid
Union fair. 1t will pay you to be in
attendance.
Osburn & Sons have their fall an
nouncement IN this issue. Shiawassee
county boasts of no more enterpris
ing firm than this Everything in
the line of dry goods, carpets, cloth
ing, etc., is to be found in their i'm
mense stock.
w. G. Robertson returned to Grand
Rapids, Monday, accompanied by his
wife.
New stock of school tablets and
stationery received at Holman's.
This issue has the last insertion of
that charming serial "the tax sales"
and the lands are to be sold next
Tuesday at the County Treasurer's
office.
Advertised letters for the week
ending Sept. IS, at the Owosso post
office: Miss Myrtle Robinson Tom
O'Neal, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Mrs.
Maud Robinson, w III Houser, Will
Bailey, Robert Bond. Tom Hayan, ]
w Mcbride, Frank E MCGEE, Miss
T. Drop: James Stanlake, R Peck,
Ida Moore.
August Wesener is home for Short
stay.
Lou Merell was home Sunday and
Monday.
Paul Roth is able to be out again,
although yet very weak.
Next Monday, ]. c. Shattuck, H.
X. White and ]. N. Mcbride leave
for Ann Arbor to resume their studies
in the University. Geo. Cramer has
already gone.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will CARR.
son, of Vernon, Wednesday, son.
B. F. Phillips and wife, of Cleve-
land, are visiting their daughter Mrs.
A. McHardy, in this city.
Some of the Owosso ladies did not
think they got the worth OF their
money when they 90 to Vernon and
so rode about a mile beyond going
to the Congregational conference this
week. 1t may have been means OF
grace to the sisters--but the conduc-
tor! we'll, he has not said yet.
New York Herald: "Neck and
Neck" stands without rival in the
role Of modern sensational melo-
drama" At Salisbury Opera House,
Wednesday, Oct. 6.
The "Holbrook' shoe is the best
every pair warranted. Sold bv ].
Collins.
Married, at the residence of the
brides mother on Goodhue street, by
Rev. G.. H. Wilson, Sept. 20, Walter
f. Upham and Grace M. Guile, both
of this city. Mr.. Upham is the pop
ular clerk at McBain's clothing store,
and Miss Guile is known as one of
Owosso's fairest daughters. The
gathering was small, being family
gathering. The event passed off
happily and the couple were the re.
cipients of many valuable and useful
tokens of warm interest.
w. A. Woodland has been confined
to his home by sickness this week:
At the head OF the editorial col
umn OIL the 4th page we place the
name of the gentleman who is to rep
resent the Ist district of Shiawassee
county in the next legislature-Wor
den r. Chapel, of Corunna. He is
a wide.awake Republican, man of
more than ordinary ability, and one
who can be depended upon to repre-.
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