The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-10-04

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Country Luck"
Oct. 16-Boston Quintette.
Y. M. c. A. reception tonight.
What is the matter with our correspon-
dents?
rent-bmlding just vacated by THE
TINES.
Twelve Owosso bcyclists made the trip
to st. Johns on Sunday.
Mac Walker will put in Fenton's water
works at cost of S24,600
The Opera House block is being reprinted
Frank Clapp is doing the work.
Communion service at the Congregational
church Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The Y. M. c. A. has a good place for a
number of books now. See the point?
$4,000 envelopes, $4,000 note heads re-
ceived at THE TIMES Office this week.
A prediction-The Owosso M. E. society
will build a fine new church during 1890.
Mr.. M. Coleman and daughter, of Seneca
county, n Y. are guests of j. E. Van Hoten.
Yesterday was a national day of prayer
for the Young Womens' Christian Associa-
ton.
Two hundred and fifty dozen 10c hand
kerchiefs for sc a piece at The Famous.
Call and see them.
A new Corning furnace is being in the
Congregational church this week. A fire
place will also be put it.
c. E. Rigley, of the Estey Manufacturing
Co., left on business trip to points both
west and east on Monday.
Rev. G. B. Spencer will discuss the pres
ent temperance problem at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening.
To reimbursement in TIMES Office new
building corner of Main and Park streets.
Will be finished to suit occupant.
The work is being pushed rapidly along
on the Williams and Laubengayer buildings
The fronts of both are very nice.
Ira G. Curry and bride arrived in Owosso
on Monday. Ira has been overwhelmed
with congratulations all the week.
Telephones were put into II. w. Parker's
grocery, the Owosso Cigar Cos store and
THE TINES new Office on Tuesday.
The ladies aid society of the Methodist
church serve tea at the home of Mrs. d. l..
nooe,,ora chic Er;dov avonipo Tho ,,pb
lie invited.
The work on the City Directory is being
done in thorough and systematic manner.
Be sure to subscribe as it will be sold by
subscription only.
The Goth Michigan Infantry held its FIRST
reunion since the war at Saginaw on Thurs
day of last week. Capt. A. j. Patterson Of
this city was elected president.
Murphy has an elegant line of wall paper
to make selections from. Dan is working
hard to build up a business, is enterprising,
and deserves good trade. Remember he
is located OIL Main street in w. A. Wood
ards building.
SONS we received the following note: cap
pie blossoms picked Oct. I'd, 'S9 from a
Bailey sweet apple tree on the farm of j. A.
Armstrong. The tree being loaded with
fruit at the time"
Advertised letters remaining in the
Owosso postoffice for the week ending Sept.
2sth. 1889: j. O'Connor, Bert Shipman,
two: George ii. lawson, Prof. p. M.
Parker. three; III. Henry Cook, Jr.; Mrs.
r. ]. Perkins, James w. Sargent, Mrs.
Ada Adset. Mrs. Fred Bently, Rev. c. A.
Reclxwith. Brakesman Yerkes, Geo. Wright,
David Wright, Mary Lach, Henry Jones,
Miss Lizzie Kaler, Daniel Higbee, Mrs.
Julia Greenleaf, Mrs. Emory Howe. Drops
Mrs. Amanda Chandler, Miss Ada Fergu-
son. Alive Kitchen, Mrs. Allen.
Deputy sheriff Aldrich, of Grand Ledge,
returned from Logansport, Ind, Tuesday,
with A. L. Minium who is wanted at Grand
Lodge for obtaining money under false pre-
tense. lie was bound over to the circuit
court for trial the same day, by Justice
irish and his bond fixed at $3.50. He was
brought here but it is expected that he VIII
he able to furnish bail, as his parents arc
wealthy. Republican. Minimum
will be remembered as the fellow who re-
Gently feeced several 0wossoites by claiming
20 represent a Cincinnati life insurance com
pany.