The times., 1889-06-21

81 for season ticket for the ball games.
Go Ann Arbor on the excursion Satur-
day.
The local option bill has passed the state
senate.
l.. w. q o. Barnes have wool clip of
17OO lbs.
Ovid VS.. 0wossO at Pastime Park, Tues
day next.
Don't forget the excursion to Ann Arbor,
Saturday.
Much needed repairs are being omade at
the Junction.
The brick work is being done on the Sec
ond National bank vault.
One hundred tickets were sold for Owos-
so at st. Johns, Wednesday.
The House passed the Owosso charter
amendment bill Wednesday.
Bancroft celebrates the 4th with Lieut..
Gov. Ball as orator of the day.
Fred Wimple, of Perry, is to teach the
Shaftsburg school the coming year.
Wool ranges from 1s to 81 cents for un-
washed and from 25 TO 80 cents for washed.
MorTice High School graduated Miss Mel
lie Goss and Miss Lille Morrice, Thursday
evening.
Tenant, the popular Mansard Hotel man
will go to Oklahoma city to engage i'm the
hotel business.
Murray & Terbush, assisted by Adam
Forepaugh, gave very creditable street par
ade Wednesday.
Pat Wade, of OwOssO township, was SER
iously injured on Monday by being kicked
in the face by colt.
Wool has been marketed here quite freely
this week and good deal of choice wool
has sold for 80 cents.
DR.. w. S. Jones, of Corunna has been ap-
pointed member of the board of pension
examiners at this place.
Byron High School graduates hVerna
Rosenkrans, Hattie Eddy, Aggie White and
John Wrigglesworth, June goth.
The motion to quash the copiasy syproceed-
ings against Francis r. Boselly came up in
the u. s. court but was overruled. BOsel-
ly still languishes in Jail.
Vernon High School graduates Esther G.
Yerkes, Herbert b. Chalker, Guy s. Ham,
mond and Fred w. Bush. Commencement
Thursday eyeninp June o7th
The picnic of the OwOssO uAcademy of
Medicine planned for next Thursday has
been postponed on account of the meeting
of the American Medical association.
Burglars stole $50 worth of goods from
the house of Mr.. VanGieson, just west of
the city Wednesday. Several other houses
in the vicinity were entered, but1 nothing of
value taken.
The opening game of ball in the Clinton
and Shiawassee league will be played at
Owosso on Tuesday next, June 25. Every
one interested in the game should buy a
season ticket and encourage the home team.
NJ. f. Scott representing VmAntwerp,
Bragg & Co., school book publishers, offers
Webster's unabridged dictionary to Sha-
wassee Co. teachers institute to be COM
peted for in spelling contest. The terms
of the contest to be arranged by the in
structors of the institute.
There will be q gospel meeting at the 4th.
ward union chapel next Sunday evening at
1880 local time, conducted by +. III. Clark,
assistant secretary of the Bay City Y. NJ. c.
A., assisted by others. Good music and
singing will make this meeting one of the
best yet held i'm the chapel.
At the meeting ON Wednesday evening,
the members elected as officers of Oriental
Encampment for the ensuing term were: A.
M. Young, G. p; Geo. NJ. Dewey, M.
E.H. p; A. Robertson, S. W.; L. f. Hyde
Scribe; A. +. Hartshorn, Treasurer; John
H. Goetzen,J. W.; A. f. Hartshorn, Rep. to
q. Encp't.
Niles and James Virgins are to be tried
before Justice Baldwin today on charge of
larceny. The warrant was sworn out by
Mr.. Cation, partner with the gentlemen,
in the Owosso Canning Co. 1t is alleged
that both parties have been selling Company
goods without reporting the same to the
others.
Forepaugh's show drew an immense
crowd to Owosso on Wednesday, good judg-
es placing the number of strangers at 20, 900,
fully 10000 of whom witnessed the after
noon performance. In many ways the ex-
hibjtion under the tent was superior to that
of former years. People were well pleased
with the show.