The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-21
Walker Merell is able to be OF

d.
Hanan & Sons gents fine shoes at
J. Collins.
The S. of V. were out for drill
last evening.
Board of Review meeting, tomor-
row, April ~.
Grahame & Conner have a dandy
new delivery wagon.
Will Todd returned home from
Mexico, Wednesday.
The Patriarchs Militant were drill
ing on the streets Wednesday even
ing.
F. G.. Thiers-Elsie's popular drug
gist-made The TINES call We'd
nesday.
A. E. Hartshorn is slowly gaining
and we hope to see him around again
shortly.
The Owosso Ice Co. are putting on
city airs-see the their fine new wagon
in proof.
The pension board will meet in this
city at the Office Of DR.. Perkins every
Wednesday.
Thanks to the Michigan Farmer
the leading farmers paper in the West
for favors.
The contract has been let for build
ing the II. &. N. M. railroad from
Iceland to Hamburg.
A. B. Pray is pushing work along
on his new house and has the frame
work about completed.
Through our columns the Sons of
Veterans returns thanks to Willough
by Matlock for the gift of S..
We understand F. H. Bannister has
rented one of the Wesener buildings
and will soon open grocery store.
Gates Bros. receive the result Of
the base ball games every evening by
telegraph correct and prompt.
David Dwight has purchased the
entire lot on the corner of Exchange
and Water streets, where his shop is
located.
DR.. M. E. Knapp was at Kalamazoo
Tuesday and Wednesday attending
the state convention of Homeopathic
physicians.
Frank Clary, of Shiawassee town.
ship. was examined before Justice
Taylor, Monday on charge of en-
bezzlement and discharged.
Fred Clark now has charge of the
city circulation of that excellent pa
per, the Detroit Tribune. You can
not invest 10 cents better than to try
it for a week.
Webb Amspoker, of this city, has
challenged r. N. Parshall. of Perry,
to wrestle with him in Chesaning,
during the month, mixed match or
collar and elbow.
ALI. Ringde, formerly of this city,
has been guest OIL his brother Charles
this week. Mr.. r. has sold his in.
terest in the Cadillac Times. and is at
present located in Grand Rapids.
Miss Helen Manning enjoyed a
change of occupation on Thursday
aud Friday of last week and acted as
stenographer in the circuit court.
Her friends will be pleased to learn
that she has improved in health so as
to be able to do this.
Letters advertised at the Owosso
postoffice for week ending May IS:
Mrs. c. Irland, Miss Minnie Keller,
Mary Foster, Mr.. A. d. Daley, Mr..
VIM. Carte, Mr.. U. Lindsey. M. J.
Morse, ]. r. Thomas, Geo. w. Sloan,
Ella Smith, Geo. Osborn. Drop
Mrs. James DENIES.
The committee of the G. A. r. Post
is making the necessary arrangements
for a proper observance of Memorial
day in this ctv. Sunday morning the
Post will attend the Episcopal church
in body. The exercises will be held
on Monday at the cemetery if the
weather permits, and will consist of
an address by O. S. Smith, poem by
Miss Minnie Macarthur, of Corunna,
and Rotations by Mrs. Emma Barnes
and Miss Carrie Patterson. A full
program will be given next week.
AT the council meeting, Monday
night, petitions were presented for a
sidewalk on the south side of Fletcher
street, beginning on the east side oil
Cedar street; and for the opening OF
a street, running south from Main
street to the river, being an extension
of Saginaw street; a number OF &C
counts were allowed; the charter
printing was given to ]. H. Champion
& Co., for the sum of SAT for the
year; a resolution was passed to raise
the sum of fifty cents on each hun