The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-17
Teachers institute next week.
City Republican caucus this even

Miss Retta Hight is in the city
visiting friends. ,
Change of ads fer The Famous and
Murray & Terbush. .
Owosso seems TO be the "Mecca"
Of all the candidates.
E. L Brewer sells Gray Bros.
celebrated ladies' shoes. .aa .
swell heeled" buyers wear E. l..
Brewers boots and shoes.
The o. II. S. Cadets Melted about
Sra from their excursion.
Miss Clara Shaffer, Of Portland, is
visiting Miss Nina Broad.
The Oiler Works buildings are
being pushed along rapidly.
Chas. Armstrong, of Ann Arbor, is
in the city visiting his brother.
r. A. Dietrich and wife have been
visiting relatives near Marshall this
week.
Disciples lawn social at the home
Of Mr.. ]. Lingle, in Caledonia, this
evening.
All. Heron is in the city booming
the circulation of the Tribune Mich
gan's best daily.
Mrs. c. E. Hershey was called to
New York state Thursday by the
death of her father.
Geo. Hansman with two Charlotte
friends took in Dockstader's Ministries
Tuesday evening.
The Casket factory building is so
far completed that the workmep are
using the third story.
Jap Gregory expects to leave for
Greenville next week, having secured
a situation at that place.
From an eastern college paper we
learn that A. d. Whidple is one of
the aldermen in Battle Creek.
That new Bradbury machine at E.
L. Brewers sews rips in old boots
and shoes nearly as good as new.
Henry Brayton was convicted be.
fore Justice VanDusen on Monday
on charge of assualting Geo. F. Rob-
inson.
Fred Janette left yesterday to take a
situation with the Union News Co.,
at Jackson. He will return to Owes.
SO as soon as school begins.
The T. & A. A. carried 1897 ex.
cuisionists to Cadillac last Sunday.
The Co. return thanks to the K. T..
band for the music furnished.
Frank E Converse has been elect
ed Superintendent of the Saranac
schools. We predict for him a bril-
liant career as teacher and superin-
.tendent.
The Travellers Exchange, under
the postofice, is now doing good
business. The farmers and transients
can obtain here good meal for IS
cents, at all hours.
Miss Maude Baldwin, left Monday
morning to visit friends in Chicago.
She will 60 from there to Lake Gen.
eva, a summer resort, where she will
remain some time.
Will Honecker has purchased the
interest of Wendall Klaus in their
barber shop. Will is good work.
man and will run the shop to the
satisfaction of all customers.
The game of ball Saturday between
the Commercial Travellers of Flint
and Owosso will be we'll worth seeing.
The admission fee will be IS cents;
ladies free; charge of ten cents for
chairs. No teams allowed on the
grounds.
The Owosso fire department de.
feated the st. Johns department.,
Tuesday, in the ball game by score
of AZ to.5. The main featNre of the
game was the terrific slugginp Of the
OWOSSo DOJSs "A ICtuiu game Will
soon be. played in this city.
Letters advertised at Owosso P. o.
for week ending Saturday, Aug. H..
Miss Estella Clark, ] B Cunningham,
Mrs Burgess, Johann Bernier, Jack.
son Kent, Edward Guthrie, L. Green,
Oracle B Angus, Mrs Alice Ryan,
J. Simpson, w. Warren, Charles Wen
gen. Foreign, Jas. F. Bayley.
The Water Works committee is
pushing the investigation for water as
fast as possible. A vein of water was
struck at the depth of 70 feet and the
water flows from the top of the pipe
in a constant stream. Another we'll
is being driven about 200 feet from
the first one. Mac Walker was in
the city Wednesday and will proceed
at once to make the plans and speci-
fications.
Republican Oily Caucus.