The times., 1890-05-30
Pure cider vinegar at Hunts.

Pure cider vinegar at Hunts.
Elegant box stationery at this Office.
Sweet spiced and mixed pickles at Hunts.
The Board of Health finds plenty of work.
Lap boards and sewing tables at g. j.
Stuarts.
Owosso VS.. Saginaw this p. m. at the fair
grounds.
Chesanng people are endeavoring to have
the Owossoaccommodation train run to Sagi-
nav.
The masOns have the brick work nearly
completed on the fifth story of the Estey
building.
The dry goods firm of w. c. Habbin &
Co. was closed Saturday on chattel mort
gage. Sale June 10.
Regular meeting of the o. b. M. A. next
Friday evening at the Y. M. G. A. rooms.
Semi-annual election of officers. :.
The opening game of ball will be played
at the fair ground this afternoon between
the QwossO and Saginaw clubs. See the
game.
j. III. Laverock is building brick store
22x35 OH Ball street, north of the Pease
building. The store will be used by Rob-
bins q Son for a plumbing shop.
Mrs. M. l.. Burch was arrested Monday
and brought before Justice Byerly on charge
of assaulting son of j. w. Likens. Mrs.
b. plead not guilty and her trial was fixed
for Tuesday.
Ann ArbOr Register: Mrs. Delay Davis,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Thos Hayley, during the past two months,
left yesterday for OwOSsO where she will
make her home in the future.
A pretty good days work. Mr.. Shattuck,
of the Mich. S. NJ. IL o. Co., sold, one day,
cash work, one piano, two organs, three
bicycles and four sewing machines. They
must have made profit of five or ten dol
lars that day.
The OwossO TINES is of the opinion that
it would be good plan if the sidewalks of
that city were kept in repair at the expense
of the town. Fenton has tried this plan and
knows it to be q success. No town In the
state has better walks and streets, and they
are kept in excellent condition with moder-
ate expense. Courier.
Chas. Drewes and Mrs. Elizabeth Ben
net are neighbors on Chapman street, a line
fence separating their premises. Last week
dispute arose between the parties in re-
gard to mailing up the gate between them,
followed by blows, in which Mrs. b. claims
she was badly injured and hence had Drewes
arrested on charge of assault and battery.
His trial will occur June 4.
Said business man to us: II very much
desire to see more water mains laid in the
4th ward, it is but justice to lay them, but
do not feel like voting to bond for $780,
000.' To this we will add that in order to
make the plant pay, the city must furnish
good drinking water, this it has not got
now; the well will cost several thousand
dollars, but it must be put in. Then there
are number of streets in various parts of
the city where enough water could be sold
to pay good interest on the investment.
Think this matter over, gentlemen, in every
light before you cast your ballots.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wright,
COmstock street, was the scene of an un-
usually happy wedding last Wednesday,
May 1S, when their daughter, Miss Winnie
Wright, was united in marriage to Mr.. Geo.
w. Crinklaw, Jr., Rev. c. b. Spencer Of
fciating. A few relatives and friends were
present from Toledo, Ann Arbor and else
where. The bride, who is SO well known
in Ow0ssO society, was charmingly arrayed.
After the ceremony a sumptuOus feast was
enjoyed, and the happy couple took the
evening train for Toledo and Detroit where
some time will be spent among friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Crinklaw will make .Owosso their
home, to the great satisfaction of their
many friends. The presents were valuable
and useful. God speed.
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