The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-06-28
LOCAL, NEWS

Vacation.
County fair Sept. 17-19.
Bicycle shoes at Murray & Terbush's. 3.
Grand celebration at VanHoten's, July 8
Annual school meeting week from Mon
day.
Job work at lowest prices at TIE TINES
Office.
Buy season ticket for the league bal
games.
Oakley will celebrate July 4th. Lots OF
fun promised.
Some of our lawn tennis players are get.
ting to be expers.
Order your ice cream of Conner for your
4th of July dinners.
We shall probably print our, paper next
week on Wednesday.
The finest line of neckwear in the city al
Murray a. Terbush's.
The medical society picnic will be held al
Laingsburg, July 18th.
Our report of the pioneer picnic was re-
eeived too late for use this week.
Gas pipes were laid Wednesday for. the
Burhans store and Joe Amos residence.
The brick work on w. A. Woodlands
store is finished and the roof on the build
ing.
The strawberries marketed by our local
growers are unusually fine-but the crop is
small.
The &c" social at l.. r. Comstock's on
Friday evening last was decidedly novel and
entertaining.
The Fenton school board voted Prof. III.
X. White an increase of 500 in his salary
for next year.
p. j. Bryan has purchased farm in
Ingham county and expects to move onto it
some time this SIMMER.
Architect f. s. IngersOl is kept very busy
getting out plans for those building. He
does good work for his patrons.
The report of the ''Embalming school,
printed in last weeks issue was prepared
for the Press by its correspondent ''M."
Lawn social at p. ID. Whites by the
young people of the Baptist church, next
Wednesday evening, ice cream ten cents a
dish.
The city laundry is out with dandy new
wagon built to order by Melvin 81 Berry. II
is as good wagon as can be found in the
State.
Burglars entered Justice Thon's office
at East Saginaw, Monday evening, and
carried off about sos and number of
papers.
There will be preaching by the pastor al
the Disciples church Sunday evening. Sub
ject: 1.-The plan of Salvation neither Law
nor License"
The bill consolidating Saginaw City and
East Saginaw passed the legislature Tuesday
by vote practically unanimous. The two
cities will be united April LIST, $780,
Otis Fuller, the popular and able editor
of the st. Johns Republican, has been ap-
for this district. The selection is a good
one and falls upon worthy man. There
were number of good ones to choose from.
The wool market has had big boom this
week. A great many large loads have been
brought in, selling at 20 to 3s cents pei
pound. Are not the farmers reaping the
benefit of last falls republican victory. We
should say ''yes," most decidedly ''yes" and
the most of them see the point.
On Wednesday afternoon before the
Ladies Relief Corps of Quackenbush Post
was called to order, l.. 4. Gould and Marion
Fortress visited the room and on behalf OF
II. A. Alger Camp s. ofV. presented the
Corps with large picture of all the Major
generals of the army. The presentation
speech was made by Mr.. Gould, and re-
sponded to by Mrs. Johnson, president of
the Corps. The presentation was an entire
surprise to the ladies and the picture one
which will ornament the Post hall.
Died, in Crown Point, N. Y, June II,
Mrs. Laura A. Spencer, aged "A years.
Mrs. Spencer came to Owosso with her hus-
band and family about forty years ago
Her husband died here many years ago
Left alone with the care of a family on hel
hands she managed its affairs in all its re-
lations with rare ability. She was for many
years member of the Congregations
church of the city, active, consistent always
She only needed to know the right to pur
sue it. OF her family, Mrs. Dorr Tillotsor
now of Chicago, but who was for many
years resident of this city, will be remem
bered by many of OIL" citizens.