The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-17
A welcome rain.

day.
Raw Morton is improving and may re-
cover.
Duff received big consignment of sugar
Wednesday.
Best line of 10 cent hosiery in town, at
The Famous.
Connor has a new milk shake. 1t is the
best one made.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Osborn
son. Saturday.
Refreshing, invigorating-a bath at the
mineral springs.
A stone walk is being put down around
the bank building of Nj. l.. Stewart ~ Go.
Quackenbush Post G. A. r., will attend
service at the Disciples church ON Sunday
morning.
The Reporter has new quarters in the
second story of the Burhans' building just
east of this Office.
Frieseke Bros. expect to start fires under |
their first kiln of brick next week. They |
about 800, 900 ready to burn.
r. N. Parshall, of Perry, Is delightlng
the children with his ''merry-go-round,"
located below the Wildermuth.
The school board has decided by unanl-
nous vote to use Harpers readers in the
city schools in place of Appleton's.
The Free Methodists will hold quarterly
services in the Union S. S. chapel begin
ming on Friday next and continuing through
| Sunday.
Mrs. ]. l.. Miller and children desire to
return their heartfelt thanks to the nelgh-
bors and friends who assisted them In their
recent afflictiOn.
Died at the family home in Middlepury
township. on Friday last, Mrs. Mary M.
Holmes. mother of Aid. Holmes, or this
city, aged rs years.
Frank w. Palmer, the newly appointed
nublic printer at Washington, is the gentle
man who came here to speak for the repup-
licans at the county fair last fall.
The Hastings Banner-the model weekly
paper of Michigan-has started III strohg
and healthy on its saith year. NO paper III
Michigan has brighter prospects
The Toledo Ann Arbor u Northern
Michigan railroad is continually trying TO
please its patrons. Its latest move Is 10
place reclining chair car on the road.
J.C. Williams expects to begin packing
his goods on Monday preparatory to moving
to Laingsburg. The work of tearing down
, the old store will begin when he moves.
~. ,.o,,,.o hoe haan made i'm the nj.
C. time table. The Jackson accommoda-
ton arrives at 12:45, Is minutes later thar
heretofore: the trains i'm the evening pass
here at 7:43.
. Stanley E. Parkill entertained large
audience at the NJ. f. church on TUESDAY
evening with lecture on Mammoth cave
The trip through the cave was illustrated
with maps prepared by MIR. Parkill.
The New Haven township S. S. associa
y ton meeting will be held Sunday, June
:" at the +. M. church on the State road. In
Shawassee township association neetih'
20 will be held on Sunday at Bancroft.
y A. ]. Patterson is already to commenc
. digging the cellar for his new buildings o.
Main street and work will commence whe
~ DIR. Robb is able to be removed from Ill
lg Office so that the building can be move
3 off.
:" On Friday last the house of representative
passed the bill by vote of 60 to 10 detaci
III ing all territory outside the city from I'll
w union school district. The property now
ot the district is however held to pay its pr
a norton of the district indebtedness.
Ed. Grow is again in trouble. This tin
OIL he has been arrested on complaint OF II
re Huntley, of New Haven, on charge OF 10
Fl gerry. This is a continuance of the Sing
nd sewing machine case. Grow was taken b
fore Justice Gale at Corunna and gave bf
w. to appear for examination on the 2Sth ms
~ Geo. Woodruff died with consumption
-, the home of Chester Rogers in this city
Sunday last, aged 80 years. He had be-
" an employee at the car shops about yea
A wife Is left to mourn his death. lie
" Spencer conducted the funeral servlc
,bo Monday.
10 The German Lutheran Synod OF Michlg
sed held a conference at the church III TINS g
rs. beginning on Saturday last and closi
, . Tuesday evening. Ministers to the NUM-
hoe of 81 were present from all parts Oh
III state. The meetings are reported to ma
loo been interesting.
lille At the annual meeting of the Bap'
lost church on Monday evening the follow
officers were elected: Trustees, VIM. Mas
,tly E. M. Miller; clerk, G. 5. Ensminger; tres
the E. NJ. Miller; collector, E. Wicking; au
lion tors, w. White, r. ID. Crawford, c. A.
iety burn; ushers, Fred Hartshon, Char
trial Haight, Harland White, Adriel Crawfc
ac- Ovid Register: 'With the advent OF
the waterworks, enthusiasm has taken hold
our citizens and a great desire prevails
saw make our homes pleasant and comforta
at Go in any part of the village and you
ming not walk more than half block with