The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-23


The Long Lake campers are nearly all
home.
The M. E. conference meets at Bay City,
Sept. 4.
S. A. Crane has been granted an increase
of pension.
John Wallace, of Corunna, has returned
to Oklahoma.
Mrs. M. Ormsby, of Corunna, died on
Monday, aged so years.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
j. Bertrand died on Friday.
F. M. Shepard reports SO bushels of
wheat per acre for Is acres.
1t is good time now to pay up your sub
scription if you are in arrears.
Justice Byerly will open an Office over
Loring and Sons store i'm few days.
Oliver c. HOLSTER, of Laingsburg, grad
uated from the Agricultural College We'd
nesday.
j. F. Russell, claiming to be from this
city, is in trouble at Lansing for jumping a
hotel board bill
Razzle Dazzle band and the Salvation
Army will hold concert at Salisbury's
Opera House Aug. 81.
Preaching at the Diciples church Sunday
evening by the pastor. Subject 1.-THE Di-
vine Law of Progression.
The T. & A. A. railroad gives an excur-
sion to Whitmore Lake on Sunday to its
employees and their families.
d. L. Murphy will open in his new quar-
tiers for business on Monday. He will have
an immense stock of wall paper.
Quincy Mcbride, of Burton, is preparing
to exhibit his herd of Jersey Red swine at
the State fair and Detroit exposition.
Woodland and North have on exhibition in
their window two fine collections of birds
eggs owned by Hugh and Fred Woodland.
The Golf sisters, Emma and Elsie, of
Vernon, will sing at the farmers picnic, at
Corruther's Grove, on Saturday, Aug. 81.
The Sunday Detroit Free Press contained
half page advertisement for Owosso, stat
ing location, population, industries, etc. OF
the city.
Remember we are offering big bargains
in job, goods until Oct. LIST, the date THE
TINES will move into the new building on
Main street east.
All Michigan ministers are requested by
the w. G. Il. u. to preach sermon Sun
day, Sept. %, on the physical, mental and
moral effect of tobacco"
Prof. G. o. Bates, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
is expected to lead the Y. M. G. A. meeting
next Sunday afternoon. All young men
are invited. Meeting begins at 4.3O.
BY invitation of Miss Frances Todd q
large party of friends went with her on q
special car to Whitmore Lake Wednesday,
to spend the day. A fine time was enjoyed
by all.
Geo. Beal, plain drunk, was before JUS
tice Baldwin, Tuesday; let off on payment OF
costs. G. b. Williams, also, plead guilty
i'm the. same court to assaulting Albert Mich.
OILS; fined 81. 90 and "a. 90 costs.
The township of Rush will vote ON the
proposition of bonding the township fol
$4,000 on Monday, the 26th day of August
for the purpose of building an iron bridge al
or near the site Of the Goss bridge.
The. Y. M. c. A.. lecture course, which
has been so well patronized in the past, will
undoubtedly be well received this year.
The committee having it in charge expect tc
make it fully as interesting as it ever has
been, if not better.
Brief mention was made last week of the
sickness of J. w. Manning, of Chesaning.
For several days he continued to grow
worse, his mind being seriously affected.
On Tuesday he was taken to the Pontiac
asylum for treatment.
The County Board of School Examiners
meets with the Judge of Probate, Tuesday,
to elect a secretary for the ensuing year
Sec. Mcbride will undoubtedly be reelected
as he has been very faithful and efficient
officer, giving the best of satisfaction to al
connected with school work.
The Owosso Industrial University has
purchased from the Mich. S. M. and Organ
Co. and placed in their Conservatory o
Music one of those brilliant Sterling Pianos
This branch of the University is under TIN
supervision of Prof. J. ID. ii. VanDerVelpei
Zone of the leading musicians OF this coun
try) and no pains have been spared to selec
good instruments.