The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-06-25

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Hanan & Sons gents fine shoes at
]. Collins.
Tuesday-girl-II pounds-B. H.
Strahle, daddy"
House and lot for sale cheap-en-
quire Of o. S. Smith.
Geo. Charlton and E. l.. Fitch are
on the sick list,-erysipelas.
Mrs. c. E. Godfrey, Of Bancroft,
has been visiting Owosso friends this
week.
Miss Stella Daniels, of Franklin,
is visiting at the home of H. L.,
Lewis.
Twelve hours per day, is now the
rule at the blacksmith shop of Dave
Dwight.
Kirk White, Byron Dawes and
James Mcbride, are home from the
University.
Next week we shall print Rev. ].
Donnelly's memorial sermon on James
A. Tho npson.
III. r. Tooley and wife spent Sun
day in Saginaw City, guests Of Rev.
B. F. Matrau and wife.
Our citizens should take hold and
make the Peoples Popular Star Lee
ture Course a success.
A. H. Squires, of the Chagrin Falls,
Ohio, Exponent. paid The TINES a
fraternal visit, Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Crowell, who has been
visiting in Owosso for some time, re-
turned to Detroit, Tuesday.
The ball club will 60 TO Lansing
tomorrow to play return game with
the Agricultural College club.
The salary Of Postmaster Ball has
been raised 500 and Corunna has
been reduced to fourth-class office.
J. H. Thorn has purchased an in.
terest in the meat market of c. F.
Parker, and the firm now is, Parker
& Thorn.
0. E. Ball is short two fingers and a
thumb as the result of clash with
the ripsaw at Woodlands factory yes
terday morning.
G.. w. Loring, of the firm of Lor-
ing & Son, starts east, Monday, to at
tend the auction sales of wall paper
which commence July I.
On the 18th of June the Rev. T.
fowler, at Corunna, united in mar
riage Edward S. Ellis and May Her
rington, both of Venice.
Unclaimed letters for the week
ending June 70, 1886, at Owosso
postoffice: J. Sutton, Milo Davis, F.
F. Munson, Job Smith, Orah LOUIS
bury, Mrs. Ann Markham, Flora
Irvings.
P. ]. Bryan was at East Saginaw,
Saturday, attending grand celebra-
ton given by Newman, Sears & Co.,
dealers in agricultural implements.
This firm has sold this year six car
loads of Buckeye binders.
One trial convinces patrons that
the place to have horseshoeing done
is at the shop of Dave Dwight. From
reports we Judge that Mr.. ID. will
have to enlarge his shop. Wood
work and repairing of all kinds also
done promptly.
Ovid Union: Six new coaches, a
number Of new locomotives and sew
eral trains of box and fiat cars have
been added to the rolling stock of
the T., A. A. & N. M. r. R. Ashley
as railroad builder and equipper
exhibits any amount of pluck.
Married, by Rev. J. Donnelly, at
the Baptist Parsonage, June 18th, Mr..
Silas +. Bryant and Miss Emma B.
Herrick, both of Bancroft. BY the
same; June 10Th, at same place, MIR.
Charles P. Burton and Miss Florence
l.. Myers, both Of Gaines, Mich.
The T. & A. A. expects to be com
pleted for the 100 mile run in short
time. The route is from Toledo to
Ann Arbor, thence to Hamburg, via
Webster and Whitmore Lake; from
Hamburg through Howell to Owosso,
via Durand, thence to Alma, St
Louis and Mt. Pleasant.
A grove meeting will be held every
Sunday afternoon at ago, on the
West Side school grounds. Timely
topics are to be discussed. Next Sun
day Rev. Mr.. Kim will speak on the
"Relation of the Germans to Ameri'
can Civilization. These meeting:
can be made power for good.
Martin L Davis, deputy sheriff o.
Livingston county, was killed on the
Toledo and North Michigan railroad
near Howell on Saturday. The rails
spread, throwing the train from the
track and Davis fell under the loco
motive wheels. Conductor Meyer:
had both legs broken. Both mer
have families.
St. Louis Leader: Ten more cal
loads of steel for the T., A. A. & N