The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-22

Rumor says, wedding soon.
Circuit Court opens Sept. Sth.
School opens a week from Monday.
Pure vinegar for picking, at Hunts.
Have you noticed the fine fair posters?
Warren Woodward reports good furni-
ture trade.
Entries are already coming in for the
county fair.
No service at the Congregational church
next Sunday.
County fair premium lists are now ready
for distribution.
A fine line of china tea sets just received
at The Famous.
Watch out for the special prize bulletin
of the county fair.
The COrunna Stars defeated the Howell
club to 5, Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Dignan, of Ann Arbor, is visit
ing her daughter in this city.
Judge Smith, of Ionia, will hold court for
Judge Newton in September.
The brick work on the addition to the
Tool Co. is being pushed along.
The finest mixed spices both whole and
ground, for picking, at Hunts.
The Queen Cart Co. will ship carload
of carts to California next week.
When you want a stove try Prindle & Co.
They have one hundred to assert from.
M. C. Dawes purchased a surrey from
Hartshorn, Son & Crow e, on Tuesday.
The building occupied by Lewis & Son
has been put in repair by the masons.
The express and telegraph office will be
fitted up with new fixtures throughout.
Rev. A. G.. Blood, of LaiHgsburg, will
preach in the M. E. church Sunday evening.
Semper Fideis Canton /. o. o. f. meet
regularly for drill two or three nights each
week.
Rev. G. b. Spencer will deliver his lecture
SHOW the Book Came Down" at st. Johns,
this evening.
S. Lamfrom is to put in plate glass front
in his building before the Chicago Clothing
Go. moves in.
Married, by Rev. C. b. Spencer, August
goth, Robert Smith and Viola Hamilton,
both of Owosso.
Quite number of Owossoites saw Bar
NUNS show at Lansing, Monday. All re-
port themselves well pleased.
Fred Peterson and Chas. Owen shipped
their horses to Saginaw, Wednesday. Mr..
Owen will start his in the races.
Does the council intend to donate $50 to
gravel Main street east of the city limits?
The work needs to be done at once.
The Democratic county convention to
nominate candidates for county officers will
be held at COrunna, Saturday, Sept. Is.
Miss Annie Firth. of Coldwater, will
speak i'm West OwOssO, at Brooks Hall, OH
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock and afternoon
at 4.
Hon. A. S. Partridge, Prohibition cam
didate for Governor, will speak at New
Lothrop, August 80, at 2:3Op. IN. All are
invited
Miss Maggie Byerly is building house
on the lot just east OF the Congregational
1t will be one of the neatest res
licences in Owosso.
st. Johns independent They talk of
building an auditorium in OwossO that will
seat comfortably at least one thousand per-
sons, and to talk is to do in Owosso.
The first issue of the new Detroit one cent
daily, The Times, has been received. 1t is
a six column folio, newsy, and neatly print
ed. Sec'y Osmun is the chief manipulation.
The d. & M. Ry. will run train from
Owosso to Detroit during the exposition,
11:3O p. III. Fare for the round trip $2.90.
The managers of the electric light COM
pany are both In OwossO and assure the
public that the plant will soon be in running
order. The buildings will probably be To-
Gated near the Il. * A. A. depot
J. G. Williams will move his stock of
boots and shoes into his Washington street
store in about two weeks. The painters and
paper hangers are in possession this week
touching up the interior of the building.
The Mich. S. NJ. & Organ Co. cannot get
Story & Clark organs fast enough to supply
their trade. In tone, durability and really
artistic cases they lead the world, and prices
are cut very low by Mich. S. M. 81 o. Co.
l.. w. and o. Barnes, of Byron, will ex-
hbit their Poland China swine at the De-
troit Exposition, State, Ow0ssO and Nerth-
eastern fairs. Messrs. j. w. Hubbard,
Quincy Mcbride and G. S. Bingham will
follow the same circuit.
On Saturday evening about so friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hopkins gave them sur
prise party at their new house. Two ele-
gantly upholstered rockers were presented
with best wishes. Refreshments were serv-
ed and an enjoyable evening passed.
f. f. Dudley, the hustling, enterprising
proprietor of the Cold Storage, OH Wednes-
day purchased of M. ID. MOrehouse, of New
York, two lots Sx10 rods on the corner of
Oliver and Adams streets, price reported
at $2,350. We understand Mr.. Dudley
will build fine residence.
The Y. M. G.. A. lecture course for 1890
81 will be the best ever given i'm the city.
The talent will be about as follows: Rev.
Russell III. COnwell, Bob Burdette, Schubert
Ouartettee Laura Dainty, Rev. Robert