The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-19
Marshal Crane.
Muir had q S25, 900 fire Monday.

Marshal Crane.
Muir had $25, 900 fire Monday.
Deputy Oil Inspector Turner was in
Owosso, Tuesday.
The Apollo Club give dance i'm Wesenel
hall Monday evening.
j. II. House has been appointed postmas-
ter at Judd's Corners.
A choice line of teas just received at +.
III. Banisters, Wesener block.
Allen b. Wrisly's Good Cheer soap is the
greatest labor saving soap.
M. III. Knapp drew the bedroom suit at
the X. of l.. drawing last evening.
w. G. Sherman, of the Bancroft Adver-
tiser, was TIMES caller Tuesday.
The report of the city treasurer shows the
city finances to be i'm good condition.
The examination of Lester Shuster has
been again adjourned-th time to April 23.
The brick work on ID. Burhans' new
building, on Exchange street, is nearly fin
ished.
If you will use Allen b. Wrisly's Good
Cheer soap, your clothes will last one-half
longer.
Canned goods in great variety; fresh veg
etables and dried fruits always to be found
at f. ii. Banister's, Wesener block.
LosT.--A heavy plain gold ring. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
same at the office of the Estey Msg. Co.
A peppermint lozenger lodged i'm the
throat of G. A. Connor's three year old son
on Sunday. The child's life was saved with
the greatest difficulty.
Two tramps broke into freight car t
Durand on Friday last and stole number
of suits of clothes. They were arrested and
are boarders with sheriff Morrice.
Ovid Register: Mrs. Oscar Kenyon has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Chas. w.
Hale of Owosso this week. Mr.. Hale has
bought 81 acres of land adjoining the city
on the north and will turn his attention to
market gardening.
At meeting of the Baptist church last
evening it was decided to extend call to
Rev. E. l.. Little, of Alpena, to become
pastor of the church. Mr.. l.. is an able
man, and very popular with his present con-
gregation, having been i'm Alpena IL years.
1t is not known whether he will accept.
The Knights of Pythias had a much larg-
er number of visitors last evening than was
expected, but were amply able to provide
for all. Visitors were present from Sag
inaw, East Saginaw, Alma, st. Louis, Bay
City, Ithach, Ionia, Flint, Lansing, Lapeer
and other places. The work of the third
degree was successfully carried out A
banquet followed the lodge work.
Detroit Journal: Ed. Wiswell is the
largest man in the Detroit base ball team,
and weighs nearly two hundred pounds.
He was born at OwOssO, on August IS,
1864. AS a boy he played ball, and was
well known as hitter and long distance
thrower. In 1887 he joined the Big Rapids,
team, and pounded out a great many runs
for them, attracting the attention of the
Bloomington people, who hired him for 1888
to play left field and to catch. He made a
good showing, and was signed by Manager
Leadley, of Detroit, on account of his hit
ting powers. He has the record of making
one of the longest hits on ball field. He
is a left-handed batter, and uses an excep-
tionally heavy bat. In the games thus far
played he has done good work, and has
shown up strong as thrower. He is also
a good base runner.
Use Allen b. Wrisley's Good Cheer soap
and your clothes will be much whittier, your
temper much sweeter and good cheer will
be i'm your household OH washing day.