The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-07-05
LOCAL EEwS

LOCAL NEWS
No old chestnuts (crockey) at Waters.
Gov. Luce was IS years old Tuesday.
Gov. Luce has signed the Owosso charter
bill.
Mrs. A. o. McEwen, of Perry, had sun
stroke Saturday.
The I'd National Bank expects to move
into its new building about (?)
Avail yourself of the. cheap prices at
Goldsmith's. second floor Wesener block.
Goto Goldsmith's and get a first-class
pair of pants at actual cost. I'd floor Wese-
ner block.
The heat was SO intense Tuesday as to
drive the masons from their work on Patter-
sons building.
Henry Clees has finally received his COM
mission as postmaster at Perry and now
handles the mail.
Good races are promised by the Owosso
Driving Park association July 23-25.
Send to M. w. Willoughby for program.
For SALE--A Sc inch American Cham
pion Bicycle. If sold at once, it can be
obtained ON exceptionally reasonable terms.
Address, Box 1885,.
With wool bringing from five to eight
cents per pound more than last year, farm
ers should be convinced that the protective
policy favors their interests.
The State Republican says two Owosso-
ties who were trying to ''work the shell
game were driven off the fair grounds dur
ing the races last week. Who?
Ed Morris stole satchel from. the ID. &
M. depot on Thursday last and was caught
near Bennington station. Justice Baldwin
gave him 80 days in the county Jail.
N. A. Finch, treasurer of the Owosso
soliciting committee for the Johnstown suf-
ferers, is in receipt of an acknowledgment
for S2oO.25 from VIM. r. Thompson, Pitts
burg.
Sarah Haley was arrested Friday evening
by Nightwatch Barresford on charge of be-
ing disorderly person; the charge not
being in exact legal form she was dis
charged.
Gov. Luce put his signature to the bill
dividing the school district on Monday.
The bill was given immediate effect and
thus the territory set off can form new dis
tricts at once.
Water works, electric light and electrical
fire alarm will be among Owosso's improve
ments this season. Owosso is bound to
boom and prosper and it is easily accounted
for-we have enterprising and go-a-head
citizens.
The st. Clair Republican in its issue OF
the 27th ult. gives an extended account OF
the graduating exercises of the High School
and pays Supt. Shattuck a handsome com
pliment on his address in presenting the
diplomas.
The Garlick Family Concert Co. will give
an entertainment in Salisbury opera house
next Tuesday evening, July o. This family
consists of five persons. is highly Endorsed
blythe Press of the country, and will M
doubt please all.
Fred Patterson was tried before Justice
Baldwin, Tuesday, on charge of cruelty t.
animals. 1t was alleged that he overdrovt
horse belonging to r. ID. Ellsworth. bu
the Court did not so see it from the evidence
and discharged Fred.
Next Tuesday evening the officers elect o.
the subordinate and Rebekah lodges j. O
O. f. will be publicly installed. Aftel
these exercises ice cream and cake will bt
served for ten cents. A fraternal invita-
ton is extended to all.
Mrs. Hattie Ingram, wife of VIM. b
Ingram, near the junction, died of paralysis
Friday afternoon, June 2s, 1889, aged q
wears. A funeral sermon was preached il
the 4th ward union chapel Sunday afternoon
by Rev. ID. w. Sharts and the remains were
buried in Oak Hill cemetery.
Thos. Murphy, Mike Murray and Geo. T
Cothrain not having the "where-with-all
to pay for what beer they wanted stole tw'
kegs from a car at the T. q A. depot OF
Monday. They were arrested and plea
gulty before Justice Baldwin, Tuesday, q
charge of being Migrants, and sentenced t
the Detroit House of Correction for 90 day
each. Nightwatchman Cady took then
there Tuesday evening.
The Ann Arbor Register isnow publishes
by Kittredge & Moran, the junior membe
of the firm being s. A. Moran, who gradrl
ated in the literary department last year wit
an exceptionally good record The Regis
ter has long been one of the leading Reput
lican papers in the state and we predit
that its popularity and influence VIII D
even more under the new management.