The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-06-08

Three graduates from the Laings-
burg school this year.
J. N. Mcbride is home from Ann
Arbor for weeks stay.
When you go after your mail buy a
Coon Skin cigar at Hamblln's.
The school board of Ovid have
retained Prof. Plunkett for next year.
Prof. Mcintyre has been engaged
to teach the Corunna school another
year.
Will Thorn, of East Saginaw, shook
hands with his Owosso friends, Wed
nesday.
Aid. ]. T. Wolverton has been
drawn as traverse juror in the u. S.
Court at Port Huron.
The water works committee is
hard at work considering the various
questions coming before it.
J. M. McElwain, agent of the De.
troit Tribune, Michigan's best daily,
was in Owosso on Tuesday.
Public watering places are big
convenience to the farmers as well as
to persons in the city owning horse.
H. E. Worcester returned from his
Massachusetts, trip on Monday. His
family have also returned from Che.
boygan.
The business men of the city
should patronize the news papers
for all job printing. Remember the
newspapers build up the town.
A Gasoline stove exploded at the
home of Aid. Wolverton on Tuesday
evening setting fire to the house,
Quick and hard work saved bad
tlre.
The annual reunion of the eastern
Michigan Soldiers and Sailors asso-
citation will be held on Bell Isle,
Detroit, July 8. 4, S, Half fare rates
on the railroads.
Work has been commenced on
rebuilding the Casket Works. Mr..
Woodland is bound to push things
and to keep the works at the front.
We admire his pluck.
Jas. Hyde, of Middlebury, was
brought before Justice Mcbride Of
Burton, Tuesday, on charge of as
saulting his wife, plead guilty and was
fined IS and So costs.
Married, in Grand Rapids. on
Monday, James A.. Robertson and
Mrs. Carrie st. Clair. The couple
were in Owosso, Thursday, visiting
Mr.. Robertson's father. -
w. d. Underwood, E. w. Pearsall,
A. Crickmore, J. w. Hubbard and
Perry Brown represented Shiawassee
county at the Ball. Boyden sale OF
Shorthorn cattle at Delhi Mills yes
terday.
Some of the young men who visit
the fair grounds on Sunday are very
liable to arrest. The officers of the
association have decided to make
complaints against any parties found
in the buildings.
The graduating class of the High
School will number seven members
this year as follows: Warren Stuart,
Lena Austin, Elba Sprague, Lucy
Comstock, Edith Seeley, Maud Gates
and Fannie Bartram.
Toe Business Mems Association at
its meeting on Thursday evening of
last week elected the following Off
GERS: President, H. w. Parker; vice
president, E L. Brewer; secretary, S.
Lamfrom; treasurer, Ira G. Curry;
executive committee, president, sec.
rotary, ID. Burhans and c. E. Shat
tuck.
Robbins circus drew fair sized
crowd to Owosso. The parade was
fairly good, the performance we'll up
to the average. A crowd of takers
and gamblers, follow the show and
Judging from appearance we should
say did good business in Owosso.
Several citizens parted with a large
amount of their money.
Morrice Sentinel: The creamery is
making about 500 pounds of, butter
per day, with ten routes.-We
doubt il there is better colt in this
part of the state than owned by Jacob
House, of Pittsburg. This colt was
years old in May and weighed t.
400 pounds. 1t is Percheon,
souarely and in every way we'll built.
It lacks the Objectionable feature of
coarse limbs so common among large
horses. 5r g3