The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-31
LOCAL TEwS
Pants for So. so at Roth's.

LOCAL NEWS
Pants for $3.50 at Roths.
Concert at opera house, Tuesday evening,
June 4.
Special sale of embroideries at Mahaney's,
Saturday.
Lewis & Son have purchased considerable
wool this week.
The largest and finest line of neckwear
in the city at Murray & Terbushs.
Both Wiswell and Mumby are doing ex-
cellent work for the Lansing ball club.
Prospects are good for the location of at
least one large factory in the city this sum-
mer.
The frosts this week have done great
deal of damage to growing crops in this
vicinity.
There are 145 cases OH the calendar of the
June term of the supreme court which opens
Tuesday.
The Architectural Designs to be given in
The TINES each week will be handsomely
illustrated.
The water works committee are now
studying over the specifications prepared by
the Holly Co.
The Baptist parsonage was all neatly
papered and painted before the arrival of
Rev. Little.
Ladies' Aid Society tea at the M. f.. par
sonage this friday evening. Everyone
will be welcome.
Lost, a plain gold cuff button, stone set
ting. Finder will please return to shop of
Melvin 81 Berry.
The Woodland factory and planning mill
has been closed down this week to make
repairs on the boiler
A few days since $23.65 were taken from
the safe of G.. K. Shattuck. Mr.. S. is quite
certain he knows who got the money.
King e. Franklin's show did not draw a
large crowd to Owosso, Tuesday. The
show is said to have been fairly good.
At meeting of the trustees of the Con-
gregational church Monday evening vaca.
ton of month was granted Rev. Davies.
The Rebekahs will hold an ice cream so
ccial next Tuesday evening at the residence
of A. E. Hartshom. Everybody welcome.
Hon. Chas. Baldwin, of Pontiac, died at
his home Saturday, aged SO years. He was
a cousin of G. A. and N. Baldwin, of this
city.
The semi-annual meeting of the Middle
bury and OwossO S. s. association will be
held i'm the Middlebury M. f. church next
Sunday.
The name of Miss Jennie Hurd was care
lessly omitted from the list of teachers pub
lished last week. She retains her place as
teacher of the seventh grade.
Rev. r. r. Davies will preach sermon
at the Congregational church next Sunday
evening on "The Law of Heredity-not
Continuous" All invited. Pews free.
We acknowledge the receipt of an. invita-
ton from Fred S. Retain to the graduating
exercises of the class of 's9 at Madison Uni
yersty, June 10 to 20. Fred is a member
of the class.
At the concert next Tuesday evening, Mr..
Amsden, besides his fine eornet solos, will
play a medley, introducing all kinds of musi-
cal instruments, playing strain of popular
music on each. Remember the date.
All bicycles, tricycles, baby cabs etc. now
have to be checked on the Grand Trunk
roads and a release from claims of damage
signed before checking. This is on
account of a suit for damages now pending
at st Johns, over bfeakage of a bicycle.
Quarterly meeting services at the NJ. f.
church next Sunday. Love feast at 9:30;
preaching at 1O:45 by Presiding Elder Reed,
followed by the sacrament of the Lords
Sumner I'm the evening Faster Spencer
will deliver his closing sermon on the gos-
pels, talking on John.
The Diocesan convention of the Episco-
pal church will be held at Bay City on
"Wednesday and Thursday next. The dele
gates from Christ church are: Geo. Ihomas'
+ !. Davis. G. r. Black; alternates, c. 5.
Williams, S. b. Fuller, A. T. Thomas. "A
successor to Bishop Harris will probably be
chosen.
The old city band stand has been rented
and made into secretary and treasurers
Office at the fair grounds, standing at the
head of Adams street where both gates have
been placed. The change will be a good
one making II convenient for the transac-
ton of business with the officers. The
second floor has been made into room fol-
directors meetings.