The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-03
Circuit Court next week.
Repair all poor sidewalks.

Circuit Court next week.
Repair all poor sidewalks.
Go to the Famous for hosiery
No freights were run on the M. c. on
Tuesday.
II. J. Hopkins has been appointed post
master at Chesaning.
Allen b. Wrisly's Good Cheer soap is the
greatest labor saving soap.
The Odd Fellows report having had aroyal
good time at Howell on the Goth.
Frieseke Bros. will start up their brick
works as soon as the weather permits.
Flushing is booming. Work was COM
menced on three new brick stores, Monday.
The Owosso Browns defeated the Flint
Eclipse club Tuesday by score of 43 to 5.
The old brewery building on the COruma
road would be first class place fora cream
cry.
The Grand Trunk railroad has issued an
order that no more Sunday frieghts will be
run.
G.. Z. Struble, of Mt. Pleasant, has been
appointed one of the route agents on the Il.
81 A. A.
No place in Michigan offers better rail-
road facilities to manufacturing industries
than Owosso.
If you use Allen b. Wrisleys Good Cheer
soap, you will do your washing i'm i'm one
half the usual time.
The S. of VS.. will give social at their
hall on Friday. evening, May Sd. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Lansing will celebrate the 4th of July in
grand style this year. Senator Colgrove
will be the orator of the occasion.
Elder j. o. Cults, pastor of the church of
Christ, will speak at the chapel, corner of
Oliver and Hickory streets, Sunday evening,
May 9Th.
Shiawassee county postmasters appointed
Saturday: M. l.. Scougale, Durand; DIR.
Otis Gould, Henderson; w. p. Petty, New
Lothrop.
Cadillac business men offer nearly S150in
cash for special premiums for the county
fair at that place. A good example for
OwossO business men.
Invitations have been sent to large num-
Der of Owosso people inviting them to be
present at the formal opening of the Hotel
Wolverton, at Ashley, May Goth.
Dennis Mccullough confesses to killing
VIM. Cunningham, 10 year old cOlored
boy, at Jackson on Saturday last by hitting
him on the head with stone. The murder
was unprovoked.
Saginaw Herald: Next Sunday will be
the sixth anniversary of Rev. b. f. Ma
trau's rectorship of st. Johns church. At no
time in the history of the parish has rector
remained in charge so long.
V. Goldsmith, merchant tailor in the
Wesener block, has fine line of pants pat
terms, suitings, etc. His goods are of the
best quality, latest styles and will be made
up to fit and give the best of satisfaction.
Northwestern Tribune: The Owosso
TINES, one of the most prosperous news
papers i'm Michigan, will erect new three
story Office containing all the modern frills
and scallops of this progressive age. A
creditabe display of enterprise.
The Union Sunday school chapel of the
4th ward will be opened for service OH Sun
day, May 9Th, at $50 o'clock p. m. Rev,
Farnum, of Flint, will preach the sermon,
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ministers. Every one is cordially invited
to be present.
Last Friday evening Miss May Scott, a
very popular elocutionst, from Detroit
gave dramatic recital under the auspices
of the Y. p. S. of the Bar list church. Miss
SCOTS readings show she thoroughly under
stands the art. and Owosso people were
highly pleased.
Al the parish meeting of Christ Church
on Monday evening the following officers
were elected: Vestrymen-Geo. Thomas,
senior warden; G. II. Black, junior warden;
G.. S. Williams, A. Il. Thomas, Jas. Osburn
J. III. Copas, J. J. Davis, S. b. Fuller, w
III. Geer; secretary, ii. i. Peterson; treas
urer, c. S. Williams.
Among the passengers on the uranu
Trunk train which jumped the track near
Hamilton, on Sunday morning last, were
Arthur Garrison, of Vernon, w. w. Dennis,
n. A. Scofeld and ii. IL. High, of Ovid.
II is not vet known how many were killed,
Int the number is not far from %, most OF
whom were roasted in the flames.