The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-07-12

Too good girls wanted at the Merel
House.
Gymnasium class at the Y. nj. c. A. thin
evening.
July 30 is the opening date for the teach
ers' institute.
Work has commenced on the new union
depot at Durand.
Roll Kelsey, appointed coroner for the
eastern district, refuses to qualify.
Avail yourself of the cheap prices at
Goldsmiths, second floor Wesener block.
The walls Of The TINES Office and Odd
Fellow buildings are up one story high.
Mr.. Fred Hicks of Ann Arbor will preach
at the Asbury chapel next Sunday evening.
Justice Byerly will not open an Office
until j. c. Williams new brick is finished.
Testimony was taken by Commissioner
Gale in the Thompson-Andrus case on We'd
nesday.
A big reduction in prices for the next 60
days at Goldsmiths, second floor of Wesen-
er block.
Excursion rates on the L. q A. A to the
Owosso races. Tickets good from the ed
to the 27th.
Persons desiring advertising space in the
fair premium list should apply at once to
the secretary.
The water works bonds were sold on
Tuesday to Wayne County Savings Bank
for $500 premium.
The threshermen of Shiawassee and Clin-
ton counties held convention at the city
hall Saturday last.
Semper Fidelis Canton No. Q, was in
spected last evening by Inspector r. Steven
son Carroll, of Chicago.
Justice Brown, of st. Johns has ISSUED
warrants for the arrest of ten saloon keep
ers on charge of keeping their places open
July 4. =
The second National Bank has removed
its counters to the new building and expects
to be doing business there by week from
Monday.
Preaching by the pastor at the Disciples
church Sunday morning; subject, ''The
Mystery of the Ages" Seats free. Cordial
invitation to all.
Mr.. +. G. Hicks, student of the Michi-
gan University, will preach in the M. E.
church on Sunday morning and the
pastor in the evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church, will give an ice cream social at the
residence of Mrs. Henry Robbins, Wednes-
day evening, July 18th.
Married, at the home of the bride, i'm
Owosso, July 9th, Mr.. Lewis Adkins of
Elba, Lapeer Co. and Miss Ella Melville,
Rev. Z. l.. Little officiating.
The clothing men of OwossO and st.
Johns played game of ball at the latter
place on Friday of last week. The Owosso
nine were defeated % to IS.
DR.. Beckwith has moved his Main street
dwelling to the east side of his lot and will
build two story brick on the west side of
the lot next to the city property.
The oath annual reunion of the 23d Mich
igan infantry will be held at Mayville Tus-
cola county August 18th, business meeting
at 1890 q. IN. A fare and third ON all
railroads.
The Burton Ladies' Aid society of the M.
p. church will hold an ice cream social at
the celebrated strawberry farm of J. E.
Van Hoten Friday afternoon and evening,
July 10. Good music, pleasant time and
a balloon ascension at 11p.m. Further par
ticulars next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Lyon handsomely
entertained large party of friends at their
spacious home on Monday evening, the
occasion being the twenty-fifth anniversary
of their marriage, which fact, however, was
known to but few of the company. The
house and grounds were beautifully lighted
with Chinese lanterns and presented very
attractive appearance. A number of costly
silver gifts were received from friends.
At the meeting of the Union Veterans
Union held Wednesday evening, DIR. j. b.
f. Curtiss and j. ii. Moyses were elected
delegates to the National encampment to be
held in Detroit on the 31st of August next.
w. A. Weedan and Andrew Porter were
elected altemates. The Command adopted
a resolution favOring Gen. Norton as the
next National commander
Races at East Saginaw commence Tues
day, July 10Th, and continue four days.
Half fare on railroads. A large list Of en-
tries of the best horses i'm the country.
There are 9 entries in the 2.20 class; 8 en-.
tries in the 2.26 class; IL entries in the 2.40
class; IL entries in the 2.2S class; 10 entries
in the $50 class, pacing; 10 entries in the
2. II class; entries i'm the 2.16 class; 16 en-
tries in the $50 class; entries in the 2.21
class, pacing.
The public installation of the officers of
the Odd Fellow lodge and the Rebekah
lodge on Tuesday evening was attended by
a large number of persons. The officers of
the lodge are: G. f. North, N. g.; A. f.
Hartshorn, v. c.; A. M. Young, Sec; ii.
l.. Lewis, Per. Sec; L. M. Wiley, Treas.
The officers of the Rebekahs are: Mrs. A.
Fowler, N. c.; Mrs. j. Brooks, V. e.; Mrs.
Z. M. Wiley, Sec; Mrs. M. A. Meddaugh,
Per. Sec; Mrs, ID. Monroe, Treas.