The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-12-06

society wedding is rumored for the
near future.
Owosso Chapter r. A. NJ. elects officers
this evening.
Election of officers in the w. r. c. at the
next meeting.
The best stock of cigars and tobaccos at
F. IL. Banister's.
City treasurer Kohler expects to have the
tax rolls Saturday.
The S.of " will give party in Wesener
hall New Years eve.
Gates have been put i'm at the L. IL A. A.
crossing on Washington street.
Theo. Laubengayer is moving his drug
stock into his splendid new store.
Lawrence & Son are after your cash and
have marked all goods away down.
Given away; present with every $15.O 90
worth of goods at Knapp Il Smiths.
The Italian peanut dealer has opened a
store on Main street, just east of Hartshorn
and Sons store.
The next of the X. p club parties will
take place at the hall Oh Monday even
| ing, Dec. 30.
Do you want strictly pure candies? If so
| go to ConnOrs for we have the largest and
best stock i'm OwossO.
We give six columns of our space to the
Presidents message, crowding out an equal
| amount of miscellaneous news.
Cards are out for the marriage, on We'd
nesday next of Miss Carrie III. Russell, of
this city, and c. S. Jordan, of Atlas.
Subscribe at once. The Detroit Tribune
and The TINES one year for $3.50. This
is the best offer ever made in this county.
The Il. & A. A. will sell excursion
tickets to all Canadian points Dec. 90, 81
and %, good to return up to Jan. z. One
fare for round trip.
The EpwOrth League, of the Methodist
church, tender reception for the young
people at the home of Mrs. ID. M. Christian
this Friday evening.
Enthusiastically, a daughter, to N. f.
Mckenzie; Tuesday, 10 pound SON to
Geo. Hurrell and wife; Friday, to viii
Wren and wife, a daughter.
| ii. o. Wills, the evangelist, well known
through Michigan, will, with his compm-
ion, who will conduct the singing, hold
services with the Methodsts next week.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church next Sunday. Love. feast at $50.
Communion in the evening. III. o. Wills,
the evangelist will preach in the morning.
A social and bazaar will be held at the
baptist chapel, Friday evening, Dec. 49,,
with literary program by the young peO-
pie. Supper from to s. Come one, como
all.
st. Johns independently man named
Palmer, of Owosso, while with his brother
visiting friends in Riley, OH Thanksgiving
day, was accidently shot in one of his legs.
Through the treatment of DR., Hart, he is
getting along nicely,
The Rebekahs will serve an oyster supper
in the l. o. o. +. hall Saturday afternoon
from five to eight o'clock, for the benefit Of
the new hall. Supper only fifteen cents
Everybody invited. The drawing of the
quilt will take place the same evening.
There can be no question but that the
bridge recently built across the river below
J., the island needs attention at once. An abut
ment of some kind should be built in the
middle of the bridge. AS it is now the
bride is in dangerous condition.
The ladies of the Methodist church have
nearly completed arrangements for theil
well advertised fair of useful and fancy
articles to be held Dec. 10, 20, 81. A chick
en- pie supper will be served Thursday
evening, and an oyster supper Friday even
ing. The ladies are to be congratulated on
their work.
1t is reported that the late, lamented, de-
parted contractor Myers, the $4,000 dam
age suit beauty, has 'let down" Wyandotte
citizens for about $4,000 on the water
works contract there. This is the same
Myers who undertook to beat OwossO by a
poor job; the man who put in pipes so that
A out of AZ consecutive joints leaked.
T. d. Dewey, John Stewart and DR.. Jop-
ling were at Paw Paw part of last week at
tending law suit. The parties who
purchased 10 Gavin of Dewey 81 Stewart
refused to pay their note claiming the horse
was unsound. The court ordered the jury
to find verdict, with costs, for the plain
ifs without leaving their seats.
The report of the county treasurer of the
, liquor money collected shows that three
saloon keepers i'm Owosso have not paid
their license for this year, and that one man
is doing business without license or Civ
ing bonds. There can be no question but
that prosecution should follow this kind OF
business at once. There could be no ques-
ton of conviction, and the lesson would be
good one to violators of the law. viii
the proper officers move in the matter?
; AGRICULTURAL AssoCIATIoN.-An adj
iourned meeting of the Shiawassee Co
agricultural association will be held at THE