The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-06-07

Straw hats at Roth's.
Three weeks more of school.
The Merell has neat new sign.
Bicycle shoes at Murray u Terbush's.
County S. S. convention at Burton next
week.
Beebe wants to take your picture See
his offer.
State pioneer meeting at Lansing, June
IL and ID.
1.-THE Morrice creamery made 1000 pounds
of butter Tuesday.
The total number of men in the Michigan
state troops is 1872.
New woven wire bed springs for $2.25 at
A. w. Prindle & Co.'S
The foundation wall is being laid for the
Odd Fellows building.
Children's day exercises at the Asbury
chapel at $3.50 next Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. +. M.
Pray. Girl, born Tuesday
Mrs. Harrington's show of millinery is
immense. LOOk-price-buy.
Rev. C. b. Spencer will preach at the
Asbury chapel Sunday evening.
McElwaine Miner is getting ready to
build house on Oliver street east.
Ami Nelson has opened lunch room
in the basement under the postoffce.
If you want good job done i'm watch re-
pairing take it to Pray's, the jeweler.
The water works question still continues
the leading topic of conversation with many
of our citizens.
The special sale prices advertised by
others are completely knocked out by Muir
ray & Terbush.
The school district fight was on again at
Lansing, Wednesday, with crowd of
Owosssites present
The Lansing club leads the state league
Walter MUMMY is given great credit for his
efficient management.
A cheap home for $500, or to rent for
$3.50. Inquire of j. j. Brockway, opposite
Giles Decker's, West Owosso.
The Corunna Stars defeated the Detroit
Boys Own club on Friday and Saturday
last. Score 10 to and Is to Z.
Oakhih Cemetery board wants everyone
to know that they must not take dogs with
them into the cemetery grounds.
Delos Hanna settled the case against him
for assaulting l.. l.. Barnum and was dis
charged by Justice Baldwin, Saturday.
The teachers reception to the class of $50
will be given at home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p.
Gould on Friday evening of next week.
Prof. G. r. Brandt will take charge of
the Byron schools next year, much to the
satisfaction of the people of that burg.
James Carroll waived examination on
Saturday on charge of stealing from THE
TINES, and was bound over for trial in the
circuit court
The Congregational Church Building
Society will give tea at the home of Mrs.
NJ. L. Stewart, Wednesday, June 10. All
are invited.
Rev. lies, of Corunna, will preach in the
4th ward union chapel next Sunday a. m.
In the evening there will be peoples meet
ing and praise service. All come.
Geo. Devereax sold on Tuesday to Wickes
Bros, of East Saginaw, the brown Pascass
mare which he has been driving for some
time. Price $500. Geo. wants to buy a
number of carriage horses weighing from
$50 to 1850 pounds.
The editor has had sent him a series of
questions relative to the management and
policy of our public schools, which with such
thoughts as occur to us to be for the public
good and especially for the welfare of the
wage workers, in whose interest the ques-
lions are submitted, will appear in the next
issue of TIE TIMES.
n. NJ Pray has secured the services of
Mr.. S. III. Whalen as watch MAKER who
will do all kinds of watch, clock and jewell
nv repairing. Mr.. w. has had 81 years
practical experience at the business and is
one of the best workmen in the state. You
can safely trust him with all work. Mr..
Pray was obliged to secure more help on
account of the increase in his business.
The examination of John Connoven on
charge of obtaining large bill of lumber
from the Owosso Lumber Co. by false pre-
tense was held before Justice Baldwin,
Tuesday, and resulted in Connoven being
bound over for trial in the circuit court.
Bail was fixed at $500, in default of which
he will live with Sheriff Morrice until Sep.
TENDER. s. S. Miner appeared for the peo-
ple and +. II. Watson for defendant.