The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21
Try the milk cracker at Banister's.

The new Williams block will have stone
pilasters one story high.
L. o. Christian will have big stock Of
silverware for the holidays.
A new stock of that choice iine-cut tobac-
co at 25c. per ID at Banisters.
Election of officers in the United Work
men, Tuesday evening, Dec. 2.
When you want a frst-class job of work
patronize The TINES job rooms.
| Auction on the Collier farm in OwOssO
township, Nov. 25, property OF Jno. Hiler.
Call for the w. j. G. brand of Japan tea,
at f. Ii. Bannister's, the finest in the land,
The Finlay Bottlng Works are building
two story addition 23x4S feet to their pres
ent building.
A horned owl, awful and dignifed, has
been on exhibition i'm front Of Sturtevants
saloon this week.
Master Ely Foote, of West Owosso, died
of membranous Group instead of diphtheria
as stated in last weeks TINES.
The city fire engine has been in use at the
water works well this week, pumping water
Invitations are out for Thanksgiving
party at Phillips hall, Bancroft on the eve
ming of the 27th. A good time is promised.
The election of Y.M.C.A. directors Tues
day evening resulted In the choice of G. Il.
Rigley, Albert Todd, DR.. Is. S. Knapp and
NJ. Miner.
Died, Monday Nov. II, the infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall Of Middle
bury township. Funeral services were held
Wednesday.
The representative of the Smead Ventil
lating Co. is in OwOsso, experimenting the
completion of the system for the Washing
ton street school.
The OwOsso gun club contests for 1890
have been discontinued. In class "a" J.B.
Conner won the elegant gold badge and i'm
class ''B" Chas. Gothke was the winner.
THE TIMES still flies the Bliss flag on its
flag POLE When the state board of canvass
ers decide that Youmans is elected from this
district we will take the flag down, but not
until then.
The tea given by the ladies of the COngre-
gational church at the residence of Warren
Woodward, Wednesday evening, was large
ly attended and was most pleasant social
gathering.
Claude B. Shannon, formerly travelling
salesman for COpas & Son, of Owosso, and
well-known here, was married ThursdaytO
Miss Emma Smith, of Maple Grove, Sagi-
nav county.
On Friday evening of next week the young
people of ST. Johns will give compliment
airy party to number of the young people
of Owosso. A special train will convey the
visitors each way.
THE TINES wishes to make corrections
regarding the reported arrest of +. nj. Hop
kins, of Durand, Mr.. Hopkins not being
arrested, nor were there any criminal
charges made against him.
Oscar Moore has succeeded in developing
collodiOn photograph finish which Is vastly
superior i'm appearance to the ordinary pho
tograph. The difference is so marked that
even casual observer cannot fail to APP
preciate the new process.
Dr. u. ID. Thomas, of Grand Rapids, an
inspirational speaker and test medium, will
speak for the First Spiritual Society at
Brooks Hall, West Owosso, Sunday, Nov.
23, at IL a. M, and D. M. All interest
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Wilson, New
Lothrop. Thursday, Nov. 90, Miss Minnie
Wilson and Wilson G. Bailey. THE TIMES
extends congratulations, Miss Wilson being
valued correspondent of this paper.
The Hamilton Helpers, of Hamilton, Ont,
will commence series Of meetings in
Owosso, Nov. 81, continuing for one week.
These meetings are given under the auspices
of the Royal Templars. Singing and short,
stirring addresses characterize the course.
There is possibility that large foundry
and machine shop may soon be established
in Owosso. The O.B.M.A. manufacturing
committee has had correspondence with a
first-class firm looking to that end. The
matter will be decided within few days.
The farmers, business men and every
person in Shiawassee county ought to petit
ton the legislature to enact a law providing
that all highway taxes should be paid in
money and all highway work done under
contract or by competent highway COM
missioner.
THE TINES is to have series of articles
on the domestic scenes of the Weatherwax
family, by DR.. f. b. Ward, of Eaingsburg.
DIR. Ward Is most entertaining and humOr-
Gus writer, whose articles have appeared in
Detroit and other city papers and been read
with intense satisfaction.
We are pleased to note that Shiawassee
county exhibitor is,at the front at the great
fat stock and dairy show In Chicago. This
is no new thing, but renewed honors are
doubly gratifying. Quincy Mcbride, of
Burton, sent to the show three tubs of Jersey
butter, winning four premiums, one second
two firsts and sweepstakes.
Married, Sunday evening, Nov. 10, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents i'm New
Haven township, Miss Mary Fraley and
Fred Mumrow. Friends and neighbors of
the contracting parties to the number of one
hundred or more assembled at the
wedding. After the ceremony elegant re-
freshments were served. The happy couple
after brief trip will make their home in
New Haven.
We have just finished i'm our job depart
ment record of 1866 pages in the case of
William Ladu VS.. Harlow Ladu and Ada
Hydren. The case is carried to the Su-
preme Court by Lyon & Hackleman, attor-
neys for Harlow Ladu. The decision of the
court will settle the ownership of an 100
acre farm in Woodruff township.