The times., 1888-07-27
A SIS watch for Sra at Prays.

Browns VS.. Saginaw Crescents at
Pastime Park, this afternoon.
See r. d. Crawford's property add.
in another column and get his spec
lal discount.
1t is said that +. b. Barry, will op-
pose the election of Burt. He is the
the leader of the labor movement in
Saginaw.
&c. Williams has sold his Corun.
ma shoe store to ]. S. Lomason, of
Ithaca.
Mrs. Ida Lyon has returned home
from Detroit where she has been for
some time.
A. M. Wimple, of Perry, picked
up on his wheat field seven heads of
wheat containing 4oI kernels.
Rev. w. G. Allen, of East Tawas,
accepts call to be pastor OF the
Congregational church at St. Johns.
Miss Lila Faughner, leaves next
Monday for trip to England, her
father, M. B., will accompany her as
far as New York OH a business trip.
Alma Record.
The l.. A. S. of the M. E. church,
will be entertained at the home of
Mrs. Joe Terrill, No. 7S South Mich.
Avenue Friday p. m.
The T. & A. A. gave an excursion
to Whitmore lake Thursday to a
large company of Owosso people
invited by E. A. Todd.
The II. & A. A. Ry. will sell tickets
to Reed City on account of camp
meeting at one fare for round trip.
Tickets on sale July 80 to Aug. d,
good to return Aug. 8.
On Saturday Bedford suspen ded
an elegant Harrison banner across
Washington street from the postoffice
corner to Stewards bank.
During the strawberry season Mr..
L. S. Bowles brought into the Owosso
market 10, 900 quarts of as nice Der.
ries as any one could wish for.
Rev. c. B. Spencer left Rochester
for home on Tuesday, stopping to
visit friends in Detroit. He will be
present to fill his pulpit on Sunday.
The Congregational parsonage is
to be built on lot purchased of Mrs
L. E. Gould, just east of her resi-.
dence on Oliver street. The work of
building is to be commenced at once.
L. Austin & sons, of Elsie, are the
editors of the Ashley Union. a new
paper at Ashley. 1t is FIVE column
folio, well printed and brim full of
news. May prosperity attend the
venture.
The Detroit Weekly Tribune reg
ular issue, twelve pages, will be sent
to any address from now until after
election for IS cents. Subscribe at
this Office.
The w. R. c. will serve supper
next Wednesday afternoon, August
Ist, from S to s, at the residence OF
Mrs. L. E. Woodard. All are in.
vited. Ten cents. By order of the
president.
Edwin Bithers, of Racine, Wis,
passed Sunday in Owosso. He is one
of the famous turf drivers of this
country. Among the best ones
handled by him were Jay.Eye.See
a:1o and Phallas a:I3 I'd.
Homer Newberry, of Shiawassee
township, died on Saturday last. He
was one of the prominent men OF
that town, and one of the best of
men. We hope some friend will
kindly favor us with sketch of his
life.
Work has been commenced on the
Stever Car Axle Oiler Co.'S. buildings,
The main building will be 4oxII2,
with an al" 8Ix3a, engine room,
3ox36: both brick and one story high.
An office building will also be
erected.
We desire TO record the name OF
every resident of Shiawassee county
who voted for VIM. Henty Harrison
in I84o. Friends of The TIMES
knowing of such voters will favor us
by sending in their nance and post
Office addresses.
M. B. Faughner's excelsior factory
at Alma, burned Sunday night. His
loss is $40, 900 with 81, 600 insurance,
Pollasky Bros. own the building,
which is said to be worth about
Ss,ooo-Evening Journal.
Rates Of one cent mile have been
secured to the National encampment
Grand Army OF Republic, to be held
in Columbus, o., second week in
September. 'Tis expected the en-
campment will be the largest held in
the history of the order, and that