The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-06-11
Ice cream soda at Lang's.

J ket.
Hanan & Sons gents fine shoes at
]. Collins.
AT the ball ground tomorrow af-
ternoon, Lansing VS.. Owosso.
The editor of The TINES returned
from his eastern trip on Saturday.
Lang has his new soda fountain in
running order, and keeps all the
choicest havors.
The fourth ward Sunday School
will give an ice cream social at the
building June 18th.
G. G. Daniels, of Lindenville, N.
", is visiting with his brother, H. H..
Daniels, in this city.
A girl to do general house work
in small family wanted-enquire of
A. Nj. Young, Main street east.
There will be a strawberry festival
at the M. E. church in Bennington on
the evening of June 10, 1886. A
COIQldl luVitdJlOD 10 oil.
We have received from E. c. An
drews, of the Williamson Enterprise,
a ticket 10 the races to be held at
WILLIAMSON, June I6, II and 18th.
On May goth Rev. VIM. Kellogg,
of Linden, united in marriage at the
residence of the bride in Byron,
Jabez Close and Mrs. Rhoda Rich
ards.
Gratiot Journal: Mat Wixom, who
pitches his circus tent in Ithaca to-
morrow, is circuit court commissioner
of Shiawassee county. Why can't
Gratiot county start circus?
Saginaw Herald: 1t is whispered
that Colonel Bowers, by Louis Ma.
poleon, owned by Hon. John Welch,
of West Bay City, can "down" any
horse in training at the Driving Park.
Frieseke Bros. have received an
order tor 100, 900 brick from Fcnton
parties. Also an order for $4,000
from Birmingham and one from Ada.
This speaks we'll for their brick and
prices.
Everyone who heard Matte Wick
ers when she was here before was fas-
cinated with her beauty and clever
acting and will be pleased to hear
that she is to favor Owosso with a
second visit.
The agent for the Kickapoo Indian
Medicine Co. was in town on We'd
nesday arranging for the troupe of
Western Braves who will open free
nightly entertainments on the lot near
the rink here. A good time is expect
ed as all are invited to attend, COM
mencing Wednesday evening June
10Th.
Mrs. Moore will open an evening
school for boys and young men who
have not the advantages of our graded
schools. She will teach the common
branches, including book keeping
and penmansbip. She has had a
good deal of experience and can
bring good recommendations" Rooms
at Mr.. Burpee's. Will commence
June ID.
Howell Republican: The case in
which several creditors of McLane
& Wilson obtained judgment of
Ssa7.7o against the T., A. A. & N.
M. for work performed for sub.con-
tractors will be carried to the supreme
court. The plaintiffs in the case live
at Byron and it will be carried up by
McCracken & Co., the original con-
tractors. Mr.. Montague is attorney
for McCracken & Co., and Mr.. Cor
son handles the plaintiffs case.
Byron Herald: The Rev. Geo. H.
Wilson, of Owosso, delivered the
memorial address at Byron on Mon
day last. 1t was classical and pro-
found and replete with suggestions
and sentiment by which all who
heard him might be benefited. We
hope to have him here on the COM
ing Fourth to stir us up with his
sturdy oratory and sound teachings
on patriotism in times of peace as
well as Of war.
Burr Robbins circus and MENACE
RE, which exhibited in this city
Wednesday, somewhat surprised its
patrons by giving a better entertain
ment and having larger and more
varied assortment of animals than
was expected, this being Mr.. Robbins
first visit to Mansfield. The gentle
manly bearing of his employees at
the day exhibition, at least, was also
gratifying to his patrons. We can
cordially recommend Burr Robbins
show.-Mansfeld co. Herald.
The Evening Journal Of Wednes-
day says, The injunction asked for
by the Detroit, Lansing & Northern