The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

| scriptiOn account.
All the latest shapes in hats and forms, a
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkles.
Piano and organ boxes for sale cheap a
Owoss0 Music Co. rooms.
DIR. truth will be at the Merrel House
Thursday May Sth, 1890.
1t will pay you to call and see Pray's
stock of watches before you buy.
viii count in the census: the son born to
Mr. ana Mrs. Walter Upham, Friday.
Come to this office for your commercial
printing. We will certainly please you.
Rev. Ii. S. White, of Flint, will deliver
the Memorial Day address in this city. He
is said to be very entertaining speaker.
Married, in New Haven, Friday, April IL
by A. w. Splitter Esq, William Parkinson,
of Hazleton, and Jennie Vanaukin, of New
Haven.
Those who heard Bishop Davies sermons
at the Episcopal church, Sunday, were very
favorably impressed.
The postoflice has been enlarged by cut
ting an arch into the room lately vacated by
the express and telegraph office.
Stanley L. Parkhil will give another talk
at the Congregational church Sunday even
ing. Subject: Kenilworth and Stratford-
on-AvOn.
G. A. Conner has been OH the road for
ten days looking up the ice creamstrade for
the season. He will be prepared to furnish
better cream than ever this year.
Mrs. Guile has concluded not to build OH
| er Washington street lot. The building is
being painted and heightened and johnson
will move his bakery back into it.
Work is being pushed along rapidly on
the new Estey Co. building, the west wall
already being up one story. The wooden
building will be moved next week.
Frank f. Welch has purchased a half
interest in the COrunna Journal, Mr.. Ed.
Peacock retiring. THE TIMES welcomes
Mr.. Welch to the field of journalism.
Steggals g. Abel have opened black
smith shop in the Begun building, Com
stock street This firm is composed of good
workmen who want to do your work.
Saginaw Herald: G. w. Starr, of Owosso,
was i'm the city few days ago and partially
concluded arrangements with K. G. HodgiRs
to build for him $1,000 house in OwOssO.
Milton Green's barn at Perry was struck
by lightning Sunday night and burned, to-
gether with two horses, several cows and
quantity of grain. Loss $1,000 partially in
sured.
Davis q Davis, of Detroit, have rented
the building next to Duff's new store OH Ex-
change street, and will open in few days
with stock of tinware. They will, also,
buy old metal rags, etc.
The Y. p. S. G. T.. of the Congregational
church will give reception to the young
people of Owosso at the home of ii. wv.
Parker this evening. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all to attend.
Dave Dwight has rented the shop next
east of his present location on Exchange
street and will use it for repair shop. He
keeps a large force of men and no one needs
10 wait for work at his shop.
1t is fact conceded by all threshermen
who have used Roberts, Thorp IL Co.'S (of
Three Rivers, Michigan improved method
Of separating grain through their hollow bar !
that it is the best extant.
One of the first things the new council
should see to is the road going south of the
,ity near the cemetery, The road is in
horrible condition and needs attention.
Several hundred loads of gravel would i'm
prove it.
w. l.. Payne will build during the sum
ner two new stores on Main street between
he Carpenter and Payne building and the
Patterson block. A. j. Patterson WILL also,
build two buildings between his block and
he hotel.
Gospel meetings will be held in the Bap-
list church commencing Tuesday evening,
A pril 22d, continuing each evening except
Evangelist Goodrich and his
helper, Mr.. Sparkling, will conduct the
A,,A ,oI
ion to all
The arrest of the Connor gang does not
seem to have cleaned out the burglars here
abouts. The safe at Corey Bros. laundry
was blown open Friday night and $25 taken.
The same night the house of j. f. Com
stock was entered. but nothing of value
aiken. On Tuesday night the house Of
Harry Sligh on Pine street. was entered and
SIS stolen.
Tuesday raorning ID. M. Estey received
dispatch announcing the death ofshis uncle,
Hon. Jacob Estey of Battleboro, VT. Mr..
Estey was sick but few hours. death being
caused by the bursting of blood vessel
near the heart ID. M. Estey left Wednes-
lay to attend the funeral services to be held
his a. m. The Estey factory has shut down
'cr the day.
Three distinct and complete comedies in |
)ns evening is something new to an OwossO
audience. although the best theaters in Eng
and, and in New York, Philadelphia, Chi
,age and San Francisco have had them, and |
with great success. Resina Vokes is now
illing an engagement at Days Theatre New
York, in some of the same comedies that are
% be presented here on April 29th look out
for choice seats the first day they go on sale.
%, 35 and so cts.
In answer to several Inquiries we will
state that the Y. NJ. G.. A. lecture course
cleared about 1926 from the lecture course,
and $35 from the Higgins concert. This
amount will help the association consdera- |
bly, in its work for the year, but it will be
to raise yet about $500. There
should be ne5hesitation OH the part of our
citizens to help the association. 1t Is at work |
for the good of OwOssO, for the welfare
Of the boys of Owosso.
The man who takes a newspaper from the
Dostoflice with no intention of ever paying
MS subscription would be highly indignant
md grossly insulted if he were called thief. |
Yet a court i'm Ohio recently convicted forty |
men of that caliber and allowed the publish
sr, who brought the suit, judgment to the
full extent of the bill in every case. The
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