The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-11-01

The shipment of apples from Owosso is
very large.
Circulation of The TIMES this week is
1900 copies
A new gong has been placed in the Cen
trail building.
Advertise your goods in THE TIMES. 1t
will surely pay you.
Martin Cute has furnished j. ii. Copas to
date 600 pork barrels.
A Perry cooper earned $4s in five days
last week making barrels.
VIM. Saver, Jr. is the proud father of
son born Sunday morning.
The M. E. church at New Lothrop will
be dedicated Sunday, Nov. 8.
$500 buys you a fine watch at Pray's, the
jeweer, warranted for one year.
Local dealers in the county will do well
to order envelopes from this Office.
A. M. Youngs has sold his place on Main
street to conductor ID. A. Flaherty.
Mrs. c. c. Duff is in Hamburg, Iowa,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie Carr.
Miss Florence Greenman leaves next
week to visit friends at Rockford, Ill.
Dudley Taylor and Earl Austin were
home from Ann Arbor Sunday and:Monday.
Frank Nelan, who has been sick about
four weeks with typhoid fever, is now
better.
The pay roll for the water works gang
amounted to over $1,000 for the last two
weeks.
The second of the series of K. p. parties
will be given at Wesener hall ON Monday
evening next.
Stanley Parkill landed in New York on
Sunday morning and is expected home to-
day or tomorrow.
The Long Branch House at Long Lake,
Fenton, was destroyed by fire Tuesday
evening. Loss, $1,000.
Morriee will have lecture course this
winter. Lieut.. l.. b. Baker, of Lansing,
will be the first speaker.
The barn on the Byerly place on Eliz-
abeth street is to be made over into modern
house by Justice Byerly.
There are some people i'm Owosso who
know more about other peoples business
than they do about their own.
ID. w. Hammond, late editor of the Ver-
non Inter-Lake, has accepted the pastorate
of the M e. church at plymouth.
Pat. Murphy, of Fenton, was buried in a
water trench to his neck one day last week
by the sand caving in. He was seriously
injured.
The young peoples aid society of the
Disciples church will give an oyster supper
at the chapel on Tuesday evening, Nov. 5.
Everyone is invited to be present.
Lawrence & Son say no credit after Dec.
LIST. This is a sensible move. All mer-
chants should do likewise. This enterpris-
ing firm are going to sell close for cash.
The Morrice Sentinel came torus last
week in an enlarged form. We are glad to
note the prosperity of Bro. Bgelow. He is
giving Morrice people first-class paper.
An itinerant dealer was in the city Tues
day selling cloth for suits. No one should
buy from these fellows. Patronize home
merchants and keep the money at home.
Phdello Booth, of Morrice, has exchanged
his stock of hardware and store with A. B.
Clark for his farm near chat village. The
business will he conducted by A. b. Clark
q Co.
Fenton Independent: THE TIMES, of
and now has one of the best newspaper
buildings and best equipped offices in Mich
igan".
The Northwestern Tribune, published by
A. N. Brown at Mt. Pleasant is a ten page
paper brim full of news every week. II
has just passed the 10th mile post and bids
fair to increase in popularity for 10 more.
Owosso lodge A. o. u. w. will hold q
social at Odd Fellow hall on Tuesday even
ing Nov. 5, to which every member is re.
quested to come with his family and friends.
There will be speaking by Col. Dodge, OF
Lowell. Refreshments will be served.
No one can afford to miss the winter lee
ture course of the Y. NJ. G. A. The course
will be superior to any ever given i'm Owos
so, and the price lower. Russell III. Con
well will open the course on Thursday even
ing of next week. Buy a season ticket al
once, do not delay.
1t does not seem right TO us to allow {
man to come into the city and teach all the
boys and young men how they can oper
any store or dwelling in the city and becom,
BURGERS IL they so desire. There should be
law to stop such buiness. 1t is all RICH
for man to advertise his goods but let hin
do it in legitimate way.
j. Claude Willover, pupil ofsthe notet
portrait artist, Conely, of Detroit, has open
ed a studio In Owosso, corner Exchange an'
Saginaw streets, where he will give instruc
lions in oil painting. Mr.. Willover come
well recommended and is anuartist of con
Siderable talent He has choice collection