The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-01
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
WEST MAIN STREET.

FentOn fair will be held Oct. Sill.
MOrrice village election next Tuesday.
IL. Mills big auction sale occurs March
20.
Get your auction bills printed at THE
TIMES Office.
C. Melenbacher, of this city, will open a
laundry at Ovid.
A big building boom is predicted for
Owosso this summer.
j. C. Williams has roopened his boot and
shoe store in COrunna.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Fneseke
son, on Friday last
We have recently added several new
founts of type to our Office.
The examination of Ed. Grow Is being
held before Justice Baldwin.
Twenty-one persons were baptised at the
Baptist church last evening.
Spring meeting of the Agricultural So
ciety at the city hall, Monday next
Wanted, agents to canvass ofor The
TINES In every township and village In Shla-
wassee county.
The gladiators, ancient and modern, at
B. j. Reynolds on Tuesday evening next.
Eight o'clock standard time.
The Laingsburg News says that Prof. f.
L. Griffith is preparing to build ahouse in
Owosso the coming summer.
The Alma Record Is out In a new dress
and Is as pretty as newsy. Glad to note
this evidence of Bro. Browns prosperity.
Married, in the church at Bennington,
Feb. 20, by Rev. j. Oliver, Charles Klyne
and Mamie Hindman, both Of Bennington.
The summer meeting of the Detroit Driv-
ing Club will occur July 1926. $4,000
in purses will be given, Of which $4,000
will be for the 2:24 class.
PArmelee & Co. will remove their grocery
stock to Lansing, March Is. This Is the
drm that succeeded VanVechten 81 Co.,
but as they have done no advertising we
guess their trade has not been very large.
Oscar and Fred Rogers were arrested
and brought before Justice Baldwin, Tuesday
on charge of assault with intent to do
great bodily harm less than murder OH the
person of Frank Mack. Their examination
will be held ON the 18th.
John Ahren, of Ashley, and> Barney
Haley, of Oakley, were before Justice Bald
win, Monday evening, on charge of ASSAULT
ing Farrand Cook. Both plead guilty and
were fined sos and SO costs each. That is
the kind of fines to impose.
A strenuous effort will be made In the
legislature this winter to do away with the
board of supervisors i'm each county and to
have three county commissioners elected In
their stead to transact the county business.
The saving in expense would amount to
thousands Of dollars.
Next tuesday evening the w. x. c. will
hold social in the G. A. r. hall, the pro-
ceeds to be applied toward the purchase OF
rubber limb for Mrs. Myer. Donations
of clothing and bedding for this family will
be thankfully received, and can be left al
the shop of C. s. Gilbert Supper from
to 8. Bill ten cents.
Rev. j. DonnelIy closes his pastorate with
the Baptist church in this city next Sabbath.
At the close of the Sunday school conven-
ton to be held here next week, he will take
his departure and on the following Sunday
take charge Of the Wealthy Avenue Baptist
church. His family will remain awhile
longer, until warmer weather.
The examination Of Thomas Hayes,
Melvin Dyer, and Dennis Hyde. of Middle
bury, and ID. d. Whitsell, of Ithaca, on
charge of conspiracy to extort money from
John Luckhurst. OF Middlebury, was com
pleted before Justice Van Dusen, Monday
and Tuesday, resulting in the parties being
held for trial In the circuit court.
Tho petition against setting out the terri
tory outside the city limits from the union
school district has boen very generally
signed and 1t Is estimated that from IS TO 90
per cent. of the tax payers are on the list.
The sentiment In the city Is strong against
the division. and sentiment Is growing In
favor Of enlarging the city limits one hall
mile In each direction.