The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-09-12

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the paper will only be sent those paid IN adj
vance.
Come to the fair with your family.
Hear the address at the county fair Friday
afternoon.
Save money by getting your clothes at
Goldsmth's.
The Methodist ladies will serve meals
during the fair.
Friendship rings at Pray's, LIST door north
OF Wildermuth hotel.
C. A. Connor will begin the stone work
Oh his new store to-day.
Two hundred of Laingsburgs citizens
attended the State Fair Thursday.
Horses at your own price, and good ones
at Ellsworths livery, "Wednesday, Sept IL.
Married. Sept. .. by Rev. Mr.. Spencer,
Milton A. Bush and Mary A. Sutphen, Doth
of this city.
High school attendance is increasing every
day. The great trouble is to lind desks 10
accommodate the scholars.
Prospects are SOOu loi ooiiO NO., ~
races at the county fair. Entries close Mon
day afternoon at o'clock.
Marcus l.. Wilcox, of Corunna, has inten-
tions along the line of the Democratic noml-
nation for Congress in this district.
Samuel Rowlatt and Mrs. Mary Mere
lxemp were married at the Methodist parson-
age Sept. 4, by the Rev. Mr.. Spencer.
II IS said that l.. Struber will build brick
on the corner of Exchange and Ball streets
as soon as Prindle moves into the Grow
block.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer breaches at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday morning. Rev.
Seth Reed speaks on temperance IN the
evening.
A grand ten cent dance will be given al
| Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings during the fair Good
music will be furnished.
At the Democratic State Conventional. b.
| Connors, of this city, was chosen as member
of the committee on permanent organization
and b. +. Ram as an assistant secretary.
Remember DR.. A. ii. Gillett's lecture a
the Methodist church next Tuesday even
ing. Subject 'The New South" lllustrat
| ed. Eighty views in stereOpticon. III cent?
to cover cost of materials.
Do not fail to hear Prof. Oles, the wonderful
vioinist, at the opera house this evening
Another most pleasing feature of the enter
tanment will be rectations by the Misse
| Abbie Tilotson and Grace COnoyer.
The Free Methodist conference for easter
| Michigan has stationed A. 5. Andrews a
Corunna and West Haven; M. Devoist a
Ovid and Elsie; j. W. Currier at Oakle.
and Chaplin; VIM. Rumley at Hazleton
w. H. Hes at Gaines.
The funeral of the infant son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Samuel Davis was held at the home @
Stephen Crane. Wednesday last, by Rev.
b. Spencer. The body was laid at rest j
Oakhil cemetery, by the side OF the chill
which died a few weeks ago. Much syn
pathy is expressed for the doubly Athlete
parents.
n. X. Potter the Republican nOmine
for state senator in the 18th district as
representative farmer residing in Burn
township. has been supervisor and Ina
always taken an active part in farmer
meetings in this county. Mr. Potter ha
the courage of his convictions, and being
ready debater and forciDle speaker, will abb
represent the district.
Among those present attending the COZ
| gressional convention were editors Grabil
of the Greenville Independent; Lowrey, {
the Howard City Record Bowen, of I'll
Mt. Pleasant Tribune; COutant, of the M
Pleasant Enterprise Cameron, of the Sal
inaw Herald; Hopper, of the Ashley Recor'
Brown. of the Alma Record; Pettitt, of IL
: Ithaca Journal.
Mrs. Louisa, wife of Frank Green, el
gineer at Todd Il Roper's factory, died
her home on the west side Tuesday mornin
| aged 81 years. She had been falling II
several months, an attack OF the grippe
the winter bringing on consumption. III
,, funeral services were conducted Wednesds
by Rev. II. r. Davies, and the remain
placed in Oaklill vault. Her parents,
t Vincent and wife, of Saginaw. form
r residents of Owosso. were present. MI
Green left family of six daughters from
9 to II years of age
: On Monday, Sept. LIST, Mrs. Margar
k Schroeder. of OwOssO township, was taxi
i'll on the Exposition grounds at Detroi. al
was removed to the home of her sister, MI
: Hausbecl, in that city. Death resulted 1rO
n asthma at 0 a. IN. Thursday. The body W
. brought home Friday and funeral service
Sunday, conducted by Rev. j. +. Conove
/ of Owosso, of whose church Mrs. Schroed
n was member. Mrs. Schroeder was inc
n amiable woman and her death is not only
loss to her husband and sons, but to t
a whole neighborhood.
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