The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-06-14

The Legislature will adjourn June 25th-
what relief.
Why not pull down the old fence around
Fayette square
Get your gloves and mitts at Mrs. Har-
rington's, June 10.
Summer coats and vests 81 and up at
Murray & Terbush's.
Bennington is excited over the report that
a saloon is soon to be started there.
Rev. j. b. Oliver of Bennington, will
preach at the Asbury chapel next Sunday
evening.
Rev. r. r. Davies will preach in the 4th
ward union chapel on Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
The Y. Nj. c. A. Sunday afternoon meet
ing will be bible study conducted by Sec
Lohnes.
The insurance of $4,000 Carried by the
late John l.. Miller in the A. o. U. W., was
paid to Mrs. Miller, on Thursday.
The chidren's day exercises at the Nj. E.
church were postponed until next Sunday
on account of the storm last Sunday.
Married, Wednesday morning, by Rev.
r. r. Davies. Howard James, of Rockford,
Conn.,, and Lucille Robinson, of this city.
VIII Bennett has sold the city bakery to
b. J. Rogers. Mr.. r. will have the inte-
rior of the store painted, papered and neatly
fitted up.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. b. f. Matrau, of
Saginaw City, son on the 7th inst. Mrs.
M. has been seriously sick since, but was
reported yesterday as being better.
The Rebekahs will serve strawberries and
cream, and hot strawberry shOrtcake next
Tuesday evening from to 10 o'clock, at
the residence of o. s. Smith. Everybody
invited.
Commencement exercises of the high
school ut opera house, Friday evening, June
20. Baccalaureate sermon will be preached
by Rev. Spencer at the Baptist church Sum
day evening, June %.
The NJ. E. Sunday Schools in this vicinity
will unite i'm holding an institute at Ben
ningtOn, June 10 and 20. Program comes
to us too late for publication.
The chemistry class of the high school
has commenced water analysis. Any of
our citizens who desire to have their drink
ing water analysed can do so by leaving it
at the building on Monday of next week.
Shiawassee county is said to have %
miles of Usage orange hedge fence, all of
which if true at $1.OO per rod, the Michigan
Hedge Co. has levied $1,000 on this county
for much fence that will prove worthless.
The Congregational church will give an
excursion to Ann Arbor on Saturday of
next week via the T. IL A. A. Ry. The
fare for the round trip has been placed at
the low price of $1.50 for adults and rs
cents for children.
Geo. Runyan and Timothy McCarty, of
Rush, will answer to the charge of cruelty
to animals before Justice Baldwin, on the
21st. 1t is alleged that they tied a tin pan
to horse belonging to Chas. Grace causing
it to run itself to death.
The Aid Society of the Baptist church
will give lawn social at the residence of
ID. c. Clapp, corner of King and Adams
streets, Tuesday evening, June 18th. Ice
cream will be served from to 10. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
The pupils of the eighth grade of our
school responded to the call for ''flowers for
Gettysburg" by sending Monday morning,
seven well filed boxes of beautiful flowers
to be strewn on the graves of our ''Mich-
igan Boys who gave their lives OH that
memorable battle field.
We heard of an OwossO business man
this week who seems to think that OwOsso
job printing is not good enough for his use
at any rate he ordered large job printed
out of town, and this without getting prices
from home offices. This may be all right,
but 1t seems to us poor policy. The news
papers of OwossO are deserving of all the
job patronage of every firm in the city; the
pdpcio VI buc City Ccitdllly nave uOuC q
great deal to build up the city and at con-
siderable expense continually do advertising
for the city, trying to attract new enter
prises to our midst and in thousand and
one ways do work which benefits all, for
which no one ever says even ''thank YOU"
We believe the newspapers of Owosso are
entitled to the support of Owosso citizens
and business men. In this connection we
desire to return thanks to the business men
for the liberal patronage received at their
hands during the year past-our business
has been good all the year and for the fav-
ors received from you all we say most heart
fly, ''thank YOU" During the year to come
it is our intention to hurrah long and loud
for Owosso every time we have an oppor-
tunity.