The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-06-22

rying q Greek, who was supposed TO b,
wealthy, but when they reached Greece M
fortune could be found has at last reached
her native heath at East Saginaw. Shell
not take another matrimonial trip abroad
not right awLy. %
Devils Lake, Ianawee county hamlet, Il
putting In her bid an a summer resort Ought
to be good exploring fed for Sunday school
excursions.
|, L. X. Shaw, the Romeo man who wan
dered away from home last water and died
in swamp, left a widow and a divorced
wife behind. He also left some property
which just now figures as a bone of conten
ton in the courts between the above men.
! toned feminines.
| Mrs. Edward Wilman, the st. Charles
lady who was shot by her husband, will re-
cover and announces her intention of becom-
| ing an Adventist missionary.
The f.. & p. M. railway is replacing its
wooden bridges with solid iron and stone
structures. . ~
The Lansing Condensed Milk company has
shipped a car load OF their product to South
America. 1t ought to be good as the COM
pany uses over 100000 worth of best re-
fined sugar to sweeten it with.
| Corunna's First National bank is jogging
along all right despite the $50,0 run re-
Gently made'on IL. Some institutions show
a heap of vigor in an emergency.
| A couple Of Boston sportsmen came to
Michigan in search of game and wandered
down into Emmett county to make the &C
! quaintance of the immense fiocks of pigeons
nesting there. Two weeks of assiduous labor
resulted in the capture of just two birds,
showing them to be "culchawed" marksmen
of the first order.
| James Crawford, the Gaines man who
| was injured on the ID. e. M. road last winter,
| receives 81, 600 in cool cash, and the COM
pany pays'his doctors bills.
They carry high hand at Sault Ste.
Marie. An English dude spent four days
taking in the 500 sights, and it cost him
$250-all the money he had.
Charles Armstrong, Barry county man.
while engaged in digging well, was buried
by cavern and killed. He had failed to
take the necessary precautions in curbing the
well N tA fe IS 'Hlt Fl ~
| Ed Klingingsmith, Crooked Lake lad
took in charivari, and bullet in his leg
the other night. Lots Of fun at these horn
ing bees.
A Mecosta county man has been taken in
charge by an agent of Uncle Sam because of
the curiosity that led him to open letters adj
dressed to a couple Of lady acquaintance.
A Minden City girl, Is years of age, built
her last fire with kerosene one morning re-
Gently. The funeral was held two days
later. ,..t.tst. +,
A twenty-ton chunk of copper was recent
ly discovered at Copper Falls. Twill all go
to feed the insatiate greed of the French
syndicate.
The Northport farmers who carried over
several Thousand bushels of potatoes with
the expectation of 81 prices, and are now
selling for IS cents. are realizing the uncer
tainty Of human calculations.
Henry L. Strong, a Lansing insurance man
is in the tolls because he monkeyed with the
Old Peoples company, of Elkhart, Ind, re-
CARELESS of what the state law says about
graveyard insurance.
Oakland county has farmer whose con-
science was sorely troubled because he kept
some money that rightfully belonged to a
commission man, since 1874, and so he re-
turned $2366 and is happy
Benjamin F. Osgood, Mendon's postmaster,
is less than ~ years DID, and is claimed to
be the youngest postmaster of the third class
In the country.
Mcdonald people are perfumed with the
ordor of 100 acres Of growing onions Whewa
smell 'em br sath.s ,+ss
Lansing folks have been inspecting a $50
foot belt that's five feet wide and weighs
16,000 pounds. .'Twasn't made for hopping q
dude. r
During the month of May the Adrian post
Office put out 81 900 postal cards on a long
suffering public.
Grand Rapids home for motherless boys is
ready for their reception.
!. g. W. Cooley, the Mount Morris man who
is growing four acres of watermelons, is the
owner of well-trained shotgun.
Capt. Lottie jackson, of the Kalamazoo
detachment of the Salvation Army, who sued
that city for $4,000 damages because she
wasn't allowed to hold street seances, must
forego the pleasure of raking in the coveted
prize. On the contrary she has been fined
$40 by local court for chst-ucting the
streets.
fAdrian's canning factories have been pre-
pairing for the seasons operations by making
nearly 500 900 cans.
Some Of Flushing's young ladies have been
experimenting by taking early morning
walks, and have found them to be conducive
to health, good appetites and good nature
A $1,000 blaze made things lively at
South Lyon on the 9Th. The loss is divided
among eight or ten firms with very little in
surance.
Rev. T. s. Mccall, an Ionia clergyman,
has quit preaching and will take charge of
Liberty college at Glasgow, KY, school for
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