The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-09-13
LOCAL NEWS
Keller q Keller, real estate.


Keller q Keller, real estate.
Remember VanHoten's prize dance.
More care must be taken with air guns b.
the small boys or their use prohibited.
Edward Redmond, of Perry, has beer
granted patent on picket fence machine
BEDROOM SUITs.-Of all descriptions ant
styles from S15 up, at Knapp & Smiths.
Owosso was not in the ring in Tuesday
score of 81 to 10
Sunday morning Rev. A. Il. Waterman
of Bancroft, occupied the Congregations
pulpit in the absence of the pastor.
The Saginaw Courier and the Saginaw
Herald have consolidated under the name OF
the Courier-Herald. The paper is Ito be
Republican and the first issue is fine sheet
The T. A. A. Il n. M. are extending
their tunnel 200 feet at Howell. Is this an
attempt to cater to gushing picnic parties Oh
will they light the lamps as the train goes
through?
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Splitter, Aug. Goth,
by Rev. G. Nj. G. Cook, John n. Hills, OF
Saginaw county, and Miss Carrie l.. Splitter.
Your article on the opera house question
is about right" said manager KOhler to ye
reporter the other day. "Still' he added
''if Owosso wants an opera house bad enough
to give the land in a fair location, the bal
ance of the money can be secured and fif-
teen or twenty thousand dollar house built. y
DO we want it?
In order to call attention to the new to-
bacco law which takes effect October /, the
w. G. L. u. respectfully request all minis
tiers of the state to preach Sept. %, on the
physical, mental and moral effects of to-
bacco.
We are requested to announce that the
Michigan Central has arranged for three ex-
cursions to Western and Southern States al
one fare for the round trip. Tickets will
be sold September 10 and "a and October 8,
good for return 80 days from date of sale.
Full particulars at the Michigan Central
ticket Office.
Shiawassee is perhaps the best represent.
ed county at the state fair in the matter OF
stock exhibits. Amos Parmenter shows
Merino sheep and Poland China swine;
Perry Brown, Poland China swine and
Shorthorn cattle; c. S. Bingham, Shropshire
sheep; j. w. Hubbard, Berkshire swine: l..
w. & o. Barnes, Merino sheer and Poland
China swine; Quincy Mcbride, Jersey Du-
roc swine.
Letters advertised at the Owosso Post
Office for the week ending Sept. Z, 1889.
J. d. Heydlauff, Mrs. VIM. Hill, Frank B.
Irish, Miss Mary Perry, Mrs. Chas. Phillips
Rev. E. ID. Rundell, b. S. Turnett Co, Mrs.
Martha Palmer, r. A. Knight, Mrs. Jennie
Clark, Mrs. j. G. Decker, Mrs A. M. Boice
Henry r. Allen, f. Bowers, Amos S. Bruff.
Drops: Philander Perry, Rowland Camp
bell. Foreign: Miss Mary Hinch.
c. j. Stuart has put up the galyenized
iron cornices on six stores this season and
has the contract for two more. Also he has
put in for the Robbins Table Co. a $500 job
of galvenized iron dust and shavenings con-
veyor that Robbins says works complete.
In all of the above work G. j. has had to
compete with Detroit, Saginaw and Grand
Rapids. His foreman, Mr.. A. j. Welsh,
is thorough workman and any one needing
any thing in the above line will be sure to
get satisfactory job. Give our own towns
man your work.
Detroit Journal: Charles Gothke, of Owes
So aged 10, went to Kansas about year
ago, and returned to Owosso three months
afterward with horse. He stated to his
friends that the horse had been given him,
and after time sold the animal to man in
Owosso. 1t now transpires that the horse
was stolen and Gothke rode the animal all
the way from Kansas te Owosso. Charles
has gone back to Kansas now, with Kans-
as sheriff in his society, and the owner has
recovered his horse.
st. Johns Republican, James N. Mcbride
of Owosso, was in st. Johns Saturday In
the interest of his candidacy fer supervisor
of the census in the third district of Michi-
gam The district embraces Mecosta, lisa.
bella, Midland, Montcalm, Gfatiot, Ionia,
Clinton, Shiawassee, Eaton, Ingham and
Livingston counties. Mr.. Mcbride is a
graduate of the University of Michigan,
and while there in 1887, received second
prize from the American tariff league fol-
the best essay from college students on the
tariff question. He is bright young man
and would make a very capable officer.