The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-09-27

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j. j. Stever is building new house on
Cedar street.
Genesee county fair at Flint next week,
beginning Tuesday.
The lecture course for the winter will be
the best ever given in Owosso.
The Lansing state league club defeated
the Browns on Monday 20 to s.
Any person wishing to buy a house on
easy terms, apply to Keller q Keller.
j. w. Hubbard and l.. w. e. o. Barnes
will exhibit their stock at the Port Huron
fair next week.
John Carr and family return thanks to
their neighbors and friends who assisted
them in their late bereavement.
Apples are being bought all over the
county by outside buyers. Apples are a
fair crop and bring a good price.
Quincy Mcbride and j. w. Hubbard, of
this county, were elected directors of the
Northeastern fair on Wednesday.
Next Friday the Y. NJ. c. A. will give
their second reception to young men. This
one will be TO clerks and statesmen.
j. w. Hubbard, c. S. Bingham, A. Par
menter and l.. w. and o. Barnes are show
ing Shiawassee county stock at Saginaw
this week.
The Sunday afternoon meeting at the Y.
NJ. G. A. hall is a pleasant and profitable
one and all young men are cordially invited
to attend
A new kink in corn harvesting is by
means of the Irvine binder. An Esterly
was seen successfully dealing with large
corn Oh the Goodhue farm in New Haven.
All members of Oriental Encampment,
|. O. F., are requested to be i'm attend
ance at the regular meeting on Wednesday
evening next Work and business of inn
portance.
School will begin in THE TINES Office
building on Monday. The delay in getting
seats has caused Miss Dunbar's school to be
dismissed this week.
The State Y. M. c. A. convention will be
held at Coldwater, Oct. 1913. Owosso will
be represented by wide awake delegation
and a strong effort will be made to have the
next convention held here.
j. S. Mcbride was awarded three first
prizes on butter exhibited at the Detroit In
ternational Exposition. The prizes aggre-
gate 500. The exhibit will be shown at
tha CT ouie Mo avnoeitiOp
The new store of VIM. Mckenzie will be
occupied jointly by Walter S. Lusk, boots
and shoes and Geo. A. Mckenzie. ready
made clothing. They will open for business
in the new location in October.
The meeting of the executive board of the
county agricultural association to audit pre-
miums will be held on Monday in The
TINES new office. Premiums can be OBJ
tanned after Wednesday by calling at the
same place.
Monday morning sad accident occurred
Just north of Henderson. The team driven
by James Stack running away, severely in
turing Miss Lizzie Stack and it was sup
posed that the injuries received by the
young man would prove fatal.
The Disciples meeting convenes this after
noon. Preaching each evening and Sun
day by Elder l.. r. Gault. Tomorrow fore
noon will be occupied with practical home
work and the afternoon devoted to the
Christian Woman's Board of Missions.
Wheeler Bros, of Corunna, haye pur-
chased the G. A. Black (Andrus) stock of
hardware The store has been closed for
inventory during the week. The Messrs.
Wheeler are enterprising, active business
men and will prove good acquisition to
business circles Of the city.
Last Wednesday afternoon a committee
consisting of about fifteen ladies was organ
lied for the purpose of assisting the Y. Nj.
G. A. i'm their work. The officers OF the
committee are as follows: Chairman, Mrs.
w. X. Tillotson; Vice Chairman, Mrs. Jno.
Salisbury; Secretary, Mrs. Albert Todd;
Treasurer, Mrs. Rev. +. l.. Little.
Advertised letters for the week ending
Sept. 81, 1889: John Carlisle, Byerly *
Brush. VIM. w. Payne, Mrs. A. Ii. Whit
more, Osborn & Estey, Il. b. Steward, j. G.
Curtis, Mrs. Athelia Smith, l.. E. Burt, 3.
II. Hale, Samuel Haines, Mr.. Chas. Jones,
MFR. Albert Howard, Miss Della Dellamater,
Edgar f. Depotly, two; II. G. Cormlck.
Foreign: Mr.. llalxkl Makela. Drops; Nina
Fehlor, Geo. Collins.