The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-10-11
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Country Luck"
Oct. 18-Boston Quintette.
If you want good lunch go to Connor's.
House to rent. Inquire at THE TIMES
Office.
What is the matter with our correspon-
dents?
Jersey COW for sale. Inquire of E. O.
Dewey.
Carnival tea at Wesener hall Tuesday
evening.
Remember the concert at Opera House
next Wednesday.
Watch for the opening chapters of ''Coun-
try Luck" in THE TINES.
The Shiawassee Savings and Loan Asso-
citation loaned 81, 400 Monday evening.
The Flint and ST. Johns fairs last week
were successful financially and otherwise.
Remember THE TINES has moved into
its new quarters, corner of Main and Park
streets.
Quantities of potatoes are being marketed
in OwOsso at an average price of 40 cents
per bushel.
Geo. II. Cooper, of Vernon, who has
spent the summer on the Pacific coast re-
turned home Tuesday.
The Shiawassee county exhibits made a
clean sweep in the sheep and swine classes
at the Port Huron fair.
The Harvest Fair at the Baptist church
will be held on the Goth and 30th of Oct
All are most cordially invited.
Louis ID. Eastman has been in the city
during the week getting his household goods
packed to remove them to Menominee.
Said to be the best musical organization
on the read-the Boston Quintette Club, at
Opera House, Wednesday evening Oct. 16.
The ladies of the Home Missionary society
will give a chicken pie social at the NJ. E..
church next Wednesday evening, Oct, 10th,
to which the public is invited.
special election ON Saturday the 10th wheth-
er they will pay all or 0ne-half of their in
debtedness to the State this year.
The Sunday evening union gospel meet
ing at the Y. M. c. A. room was attended
by very large number of people and was
one of the best meetings ever held ia the
room. G. l.. Lusk lead the meeting.
The officers elected at the Tuesday even
ing meeting of the Congregational Y. =. s.
G. L. are: President, K. w. Woodward;
Vice President, Miss K. Grace Dewey; Sec
rotary, Miss Edith Seelye; Treasurer, Miss
Grace Mosher.
The clerk of Owosso Camp 1908 Modern
Woodsmen of America, has received check
for one thousand dollars in payment for the
death of Z. o. Sidney, in favor of his broth
er, Alfred Sidney. He was new member
and had paid but 40 cents.
ID. L. Murphy has sold an interest in his
wall paper and paint business to Mr. Thos
Conner, young man well known here
abouts. The firm will do business under
the name of Murphy 81 Conner. They will
endeavor to merit trade by carrying the bes
goods in their line.
p. of /. picnic will I've held at the fail
grounds in this city Oct. II. Mayor Friesek'
will deliver an address OF welcome. Re
Spouse by A. +. Partridge, G. V. r., o.
Flushing. Speakers of the day Q. X. Wads
worth, S. S., of Port Huron and +. s. Por
ter, G. p, of North Branch and others
Parade at ten a m. Dinner at II. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
One of the important matters the boart
of supervisors will have to deal with mex
week is the election of a county drain com
missioner. IL every member Of the boart
votes for the best man in Shiawassee count,
for this important and trying Office, Georg'
r. Mason will be unanimously reelected
We certainly hope the supervisors will shov
their appreciation of Mr.. Mason's good worl
by doing just this.
The flags for the city school buildings ar
an assured fact. Today Supt Simmon
sends draft for $40 to the Tribune Co., o
Detroit, and will receive in return four flag
1Oxls feet. As soon as suitable flag stan
can be erected, the flags will be given
the breeze, accompanied by appropriate eS
ercises consisting of patriotic songs, recits
lions and speaking. THE TIMES pay
one-half the expense for the flag for tn
--l~~ls a., tts pa~ building.