The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-07

was home over Sunday.
The Famous will occupy the new
Williams store as soon as it is finished.
The "Holbrook" shoe is the best
every pair warranted. Sold by J..
Collins.
The net proceeds from "Mother
Hubbard" entertainment were about
$4,000.
A grand opportunity to by a first
class Plane eheab. See ad. OF Mich.
S. M. & 0. Co.
ID. Thompson and family now oc-
cupy the house of ] c. Williams,
Exchange street.
The lecture course was failure f.
nancially, but Weddings extra lee
ture netted about $40.
Barnum & Gould have rented a
store in Detroit and will open with a
line of furniture in a few days.
Cooling, exhlarating and refresh
ing is Gunther's Chicago Mead. Sold
only by Grahame & Common.
The supreme court has affirmed
the decision in the case of Crane VS..
Bennington School District No 6.
r. w. Montross prominent man.
ufacturer of Galien, Mich, spent Sum-
day in the city, the guest of I. r.
Bailey.
Lightning struck the flag staff at
the rink during the storm, Thursday
afternoon. No damage was done to
the building.
The right of way for the T., A. A.
& N. railway through Corunna has
been obtained and the city council
has donated $4,000.
Loring & Son report that their sales
of wall paper and window shades are
over fifty per cent more than last
spring. New goods received every
week.
Rev. J. Donnelly continues his
lectures on Eminent Women Of the
Bible" Next Sunday evening he
speaks on "Mary, the Mother of
Jesus"
The Elsie cheese factory started up
this spring under very favorable aus
pices. A cheese factory is one of the
industries that Owosso should have
right away.
Gov. Alger sent Capt. Stengell, Of
r. A. Alger camp Sons of Veterans,
a checque for S25 in recognition Of
the naming of the camp. The boys
were highly pleased.
The work of digging out the cellar
for the Williams building on Wash
ington street has been commenced
and the building will be pushed for
ward 10 completion.
We understand that Dwight Hunt
ington has rented the Phillips House,
Bancroft, and will soon take possess
sion. We venture the prediction that
he will be No. I. landlord.
The Morrice Star has entered on
its end volume. 1t is a newsy local
sheet of which the people of Morrice
ought to be proud, and to which they
should extend liberal support.
An informal reception for Mrs.
Hattie Perkins was given by Mr. and
Mrs. G. G. Duff at their home on
Wednesday evening,and was attended
by a selected company Of friends.
The evening was spent very pleasant
ly, and fine collation. served.
At the annual election of the Bap-
fist church the following officers were
elected: Trustees, E. M. Miller and
William Mason; treasurer, p. S. Craw-
ford; secretary, c. E. Rigley. The
financial reports show the church to
be in fine shape financially and ready
to do efficient work the coming year.
The Holly Advertiser has entered
on its 10th volume and is really val
liable paper. Fred Slocum gave it a
good start, and then bied himself
away to Caro-, TO make the Caro- Ad-
vertiser boom, and James, his younger
brother, has since been doing the
hard work on the Holly Advertiser,
and is making it decided success.
w. F. Sullivan has purchased the
interest of G. B. Radford in the bot
Ting works of Sullivan, Radford &
Co., of Lansing, and removed to that
city Thursday. Mr.. Radford goes to
Kansas shortly to locate. These two
young men by their strictly honorable
course won hosts of friends all over
the county, who join with US in wish
ing them continued prosperity in
their new fields.
Cheboygan Democrat: H. E. Wor-
cester, who has been station agent