The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-11
Pay your taxes.

Tennis once more receives its wonted ut
tention.
c. A. Common shipped 1900 gallons of ic'
cream for the 4th.
671Sc plaid dress goods to go at 37l5c a
Davis Clearance Sale.
The M.S.M.& o. Co. sold piano to &
gentleman in st. Clair on wednesday.
That homeless pig pork, and those fancy
hand-picked beans, make an elegant dinner
Hartshorn, Son & Grove sold at retail
371O lbs. of binder Irvine Thursday, July 10
Geo. w. Edwards and c. s. Reeves viii
serve as school trustees at Ovid for another
year.
A strange disease has attacked many o.
the horses hereabouts, killing them In few
days.
Mrs. w. X. TlllotsOn has presented the
Y. Nj. c. A. with water cOOer-a mucl
needed gift.
The Owossos defeated the Ovid ball clul
in that village yesterday afternoon by &
score of IL to II.
The clerks of the city are discussing the
formation of clerks association for socia
and mutual benefit.
An effort is being made to close the cloth
ing, dry goods and shoe stores at six O'Clock
during the summer.
The sale of jewelry at Pray's store was
closed Wednesday. The goods unsOld were
shipped to Cleveland.
The hour at the Y. M. G. A. meeting nex1
Sunday will be devoted to Bible reading
All young men invited.
Married, July 18th, by the Rev. G. Il.
Spencer, Thomas II. Cassidy and Emma l.,
Herman, both of OwossO.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Saml
Davis died July Z, and was buried on We'd
nesday. Rev. Little officiating.
Mr.. Trayis is again in OwossO looking UP
the electric light question, and will put in
plant If he can get franchise.
A years number of the London Illustrat'
ed News has been contributed to the Y. M.
C. A. by Mrs. w. X. TillotsOn.
Three pieces 4S inch Brilliant worth SOC
for Sic at Davis Clearance Sale. Colors,
old rose, electric and new green.
The w. Il. c. will serve supper Saturday
afternoon from five until eight o'clock, in
the G. A. r. hall. Tickets, 10 cents.
The q. B. M. A. will hold meeting this
evening in Y. M. c. A. hall. Every mem
Der should be in attendance. Business OF
importance.
If there should be no preaching in the
Congregational church on the next two OF
three Sundays, we presume it will be due to
the new wheel that Rev. Davies rides.
The w. III. M. S, of the M. E. church will
give lawn social at the home of A. B. Pray,
corner of Oliver and Ball streets, Tuesday
evening, July Is. Refreshments, ice cream
and cake. Everybody invited.
Jacob Good will answer to the charge,
July II, before Justice Baldwin, of main
tanning nuisance i'm the shape of a pig pen
where he keeps IS hogs, feeding them on
the garbage gathered about the city.
The Y. M. 6. A. lecture course COM
mittee are corresponding for talent for the
coming season. We are assured by them
that the course this year will be equal in
every particular if not superior to last years.
course.
The Labade-Rowell English Comedy Co.
started from OwossO, Monday, for tour in
Northern Michigan, playing only in the
larger cities, having dates for two months.
The company is strong one this season
wherever they go.
The Rev. Mr.. Ishiyoka, anative Japanese,
will preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning and lecture i'm the evening"
This offers treat to our people, as the
speaker is both very interesting and in
structive. He will appear i'm native cos
tune and will discuss the recent political
movements Of his Empire.
On Wednesday afternoon of this week
Mr.. Robt n. Purdy and Miss Jessie O.
Payne were united in marriage by Rev.
ID. w. STARTS, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Chas. Wetmore, of Benning-
ton. A large number OF friends witnessed
the ceremony and many more join with
them in wishing the couple the best of sue
cess in their new relations.
The uniform division of the Knights of
Pythias was instituted in this city on Sat-
urday evening by Col. LoOmis, of Grand
Rapids. The charter members numbered
80 and are as promising o division as the
State contains. TheCfficers are: Sir Knight
Captain. j. M. Terbush; Lieut., G. l..
Taylor; Herald, Ira G. Curry; Recorder, w.
K. Billiard, Treas, +. E. Banister; Sentinel,
L. A. Gould; Guard, c. c. Gregory.
Every tax payer and citizen interested i'm
our city schools should attend the school
meeting next Monday evening. The bust
ness of the evening will be the election of
two trustees to succeed Messrs. Hartshorn
and Herman Frieseke, and the apportiOn-
ment of money for the coming year. 1t
seems to us that the district cannot do
better than to re-elect the trustees whose
terms expire; both of these gentlemen have
made exceptionally good officers during the
past year, are interested ir our schools and
are worthy of the positions they now hold.
An OwossO manufacturer was in Fenton
a few days ago looking over the town with
a view of establishing a window screen fac
tory here. He left quite fayorably Impress
ed with Fenton as a location for such an
enterprise. If he can lease suitable build
ings IL is possible that Fenton may secure
another important mandatory. -Fenton
Courier.
Who is he and why does he go to Fenton
to start in business? Owosso offers supe-
riOr facilities to manufacturing industries of
all kinds.