The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-01-24
LOCAL NEWS

Be careful about fires.
The Eureka Cement Co. is doing boom
ing business.
Great remnant sale at Osbum & Sons on
Monday next.
1. E. Pray is turning out quantities of
gum from his factory.
When you want nice job of printing
done come to this Office.
c. c. Duff has broken ground for his new
store building on Exchange street.
The probable dates for the county fair
next fall will be Sept. 16, II, Is, 10.
l.. Y. Stowell will deliver the Evening
News at your door promptly every evening.
The Shiawassee Savings and Loan Assoc
citation loaned $1,000 at its meeting Monday
evening.
Geo. ID. Beatty, former resident of
OwOssO died at his home in Flushing on
Sunday.
J. b. Wheeler and wife and John Wallace
and wife have removed from Corunna to
Oklahoma.
The Moderator: The educational column
of the Owosso TIMES is filed with good
school items.
keep that boy in schools is advice quite
humber of Owosso parents would do well
to ponder over.
Our job department has been crowded
with work all this week. Good work and
fair prices tell the story.
Geo. NJ Dewey instituted Belle Rebekah
Degree Lodge No 139, I.O.O.F., at st.
Johns on Thursday evening.
The whistle at the water works is fail
ure Why not have ''screecher?" just
as easy to get it now as later.
Cards are out for the marriage of James
l.. Gustin and Elite l.. Ayers, ceremony TO
take place on Wednesday next at the home
of the brides parents in this city.
Water taps have been made for the Mer
ell. the National, Osburn Il Sens, j. II. Go
pas, j. ID. Evans livery, and residences of
J. A. Beebe, ID. M. Estey and e. A. Gould.
Melvin q Berry are fast getting into shape
TO push their cart manufacturing business.
The addition to their factory gives them
plenty of room i'm which to stock up for the
spring trade.
The officers elected by the directors of the
Corunna National Bank are: Pres. w. ID.
Garrison; vice president, l.. w. Simmons;
cashier, A. Il. Nichos assistant cashier,
w. A. Rosenkrans.
]. M. Beckwith is getting the stone drawn
onto his lot between The TIMES block and
the store OF Murphy q Conner for the foun-
dation of a three-stOry brick building to be
put up early in the spring. :.
From the ''fire supplement" of the Hins-
obi Inv Row O. III Wilson,
we learn the particulars of fire In the
Congregational parsonage on the 18th inst.
The fire was put out before great deal OF
damage was done.
Prof. j. w. Vandeventer, of the Owosso
University, will give one OF his Illustrated
lectures entitled Through Europe on BIZ
cyclen at the Asbury chapel tomorrow (Sat-
urday) evening. commencing at O'Clock
local. Silver collection at the door. All
welcome.
w. Hibbard and Quincy Mcbride were
at Saginaw attending a meeting of the dlrec-
tors of the northeastern fair on Monday.
Mr.. Hubbard was appointed as superinten-
dent of the cattle department, and MI NC
Bride as superintendent of the swine de-
partment. The fair is TO be held at Saginaw
Sept. 1926.
MYERS d Sons, the erstwhile water-works
contractors are up to their usual business
with Hudson. They took the contract TO
build a $1,000 school house for 30, 600.
When partially completed and they had OBJ
tanned what they could on the work IL was
abandoned. The village will sue the bonds
men for $1,000. Messrs. Kinney ana Cor
lett, who were on the bond here. are also
bondsmen there. 1t would seem as though
in time all Michigan would be 'onto this
a a sta IF inn hlGnO2S.
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