The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-10-25
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Ten pages this week.
prison Sunday" October27.
j. E. Fargo will start fruit evaporation at
Bancroft.
School work keeps Secretary Mcbride
very busy.
Mrs. H. d. Bailey returned to Detroit on
Thursday.
It's very welcome rain we are getting
this morning.
]. l.. Gale of the Equitable Assurance
Company is in the city.
Harry Sayles, the evangelist, is holding
meetings in Bancroft.
o. Il. Allen, of the Howell Republican,
was in the city on Monday.
To rent, the building on Exchange street
formerly occupied by THE TINES.
The TIMES requests every subscriber in
arrears to call and pay up at once.
We have on hand $4,000 envelopes.
When you want any call and order.
Said that the corn crop this year will ex-
coed that of last by $50, 600, 900 bushels.
A stone walk is to be put down in front
of the Williams and Laubengayer stores.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Watson on
Monday, g daughter, Frank has worn
pleasant smile ever since.
l. B. Hogue, from Montreal, Canada, has
been visiting his son-in-law, Jos. Bertrand,
of this city for several days.
The thank Offering at the ladies' mission
airy social at the Congregational parsonage
on Friday last amounted to $40.
The loan association loaned $4,000 on
Monday evening. This is the largest
amount ever loaned at one meeting.
Mrs. T. G. Switzer, nee Agnes Dole, ot
Howell, died OH Tuesday of last week. She
was preceptress in the Owosso high school
in 1S74-75.
Five hundred visiting surgeons in Great
Britain have signed a paper condemning the
overcheck on horses as not alone tirssomt
but productive of disease.
On and after Nov. 1, 1889, you can gel
the best quality Of main springs put In youi
watches for one dollar at T. 0. Christians
Warranted for one year.
The G. & G. T. railroad recently pait
Mrs. C. j. Towne, of Lansing, $1,000 tt
settle for injuries received by her at fail
time in the smashup on that road.
Profs. A. j. Cook and Eugene Daven
port, of the Agricultural College, made TIL
TIMES a very pleasant call on Saturday
They drove out from the College.
Reno's Baby, a two-year-old grandson o
Louis Napoleon, recently won two races
the Texas fair in one day-one at pacing
and one trotting. He has record of 2:Sl
Cards are out for the marriage of Mis-
Mary Christian and Adelbert Donsereaux
ceremony to take place at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. d. M. Christian on Thursday o
next week.
The four flags for the city schools hav
arrived. The poles are being dressed ant
in a few days will be put up and the flag
thrown to the breeze with appropriate exer
cises.
In the course of his Sunday morning SCI
mon one of the pastors asked the question
"Whats the matter with the business mel
of OwossoP" The reply came quick from
bright l0-year-old, "they're all right
much to the amusement of those sittin
near by.
A convention of the several oranges i
the county was held at Vernon on Tuesda
with the grange at that place. Very inter
esting meetings were held in the Afternoon
and evening. Chas. Whelan and wife, Q
Shiawassee township, were elected delegate
to the state meeting.
John l.. Stone, who has been with Dewe
* Stewart at their stock farm for the pas
five wears leaves next week to accept plac
on Clearyiew stock farm, Detroit. MI
Stone is one of the best men to care &c
horses ever employed in the city. He ca
be relied upon at all times.
That octave piano case organ Is beat
ty. It can be seen at the store of the Micl
SIN. & O. Co., where 1t can be tested b
the side of the Estey, the Story 81 Clarl
the Palace, Crown, and Chicago Cottag
This is hard test. 1t never gets out
tune aud hence is better to buy than piano