The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-14


plant.
Evaporated blackberrles and raspberiies
at Hunts,
Full line of albums and plush cases at the
Famous.
Buy your chinaware at the Famous and
save money.
The city monuments (street signs) cost
the city Si35.
Hunt wants all the good butter and fresh
eggs he can get.
A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stew
art, born Nov. sth.
C. A. Connor hopes to occupy his new
store by Thanksgiving.
The GAR. has moved into its new quar-
ters in the Grow building.
The rooms over THE TIMES Office will be
for rent otter December /.
1t is q son, born Monday morning, and
William Saver Jr. rejOices.
A large number of lots in the Woodlawn
addition were sold last week.
b. F. Fletcher is baling large quantities
of hay and straw for shipment.
Nearly every one seems to regret the
defeat of County Clerk Kenney.
Crazy social at the fourth ward Union
chapel Tuesday evening, Nov. Is.
After tomorrow the milk men of Owosso
will charge six cents quart for milk.
Trade $40 worth at A. w. Prindle & Co.'s
and get life size Crayon portrait free.
Work is being pushed along rapidly on
the new stores of Mrs. IL. n. Williams.
w. A. Richardson will open for business
in the Odd Fellows building, tomorrow.
Shiawassee county contains 553 soldiers
whose names appear oh the pension rolls.
Frieseke Bros. have about million brick
on their yard for the winter and spring trade.
N. M. Pray is to occupy one of the Jack
son stores on Exchange street, when COM
pleted.
r. o. Christian will have this year the
finest line of holiday goods ever brought into
the city.
1t is reported that the railroads will not
furnish passes for Michigan legislators this
coming year.
A new addition to the car shops force
born, Nov. 9th, son; James Smith Is the
happy father
Shiawassee county lawyers who go north
seem to prosper. Are there not some left
who had better go?
The Y.P.S.C.E. social at Mrs. Tillotson's
Wednesday evening was largely attended
and was very pleasant affair.
The mail boxes have been placed and now
with the uniformed carriers Owosso has
quite metropolitan appearance.
1t is said that E. M. Hopkins has satisfac-
torily arranged all his trouble and that the
suits against him have been dropped.
Quite number of people have yet failed
to call for county fair premiums. The sec
rotary hopes they will come in at once.
DR.. Willetts' lecture "The Model Wife"
drew large house Friday night. Bright,
scintillating with wit and entertaining.
We are after your trade and will catch it
il low prices tell. Goats $1.00 and up
wards. Webb & Wicking, opposite T. o.
Emory Brewer, late candidate for state
senator on the prohibition ticket, says the
prohibition campaign for 1892 has already
begun.
The Congregational society will give tea
next Wednesday, Noy. 10, at the residence
of Mr.. Warren Woodland. Proceeds to be
applied on the organ fund.
Leather coats $500 and $500; Waiter
jackets $l.0O and up; Buckskin gloves Scots.
Only of Webb & Wicking. wide awake
clothiers. opposite the post Office.
SO per day for 23 men is 500 per day and
for three days is $2O7. This is what it cost
Shawassee county to have its votes counted
by the board of county canvassers.
Call OH Todd & Roper for prices on poles
3 inches and up in diameter, four feet long
in round. not split. Want 400 cords at
once, delivered at T., A.A.&.N.M. Ry.
Secretary Reynolds is busy making prepa-
ratons for the coming State Sunday School
convention to be held in Lansing. He has
mailed within week several thousand cir
culars.
There will be crazy social at the fourth
ward Union chapel, Tuesday, November Is.
The proceeds will be used to make q 'Mer
ry Christmas for the smaller children. All
are invited.
Hon. Roswell G.. Horr has been rendered
an important position on the New York
Tribune staff, which is much more pleasant
and lucrative than the u. s. consulate at ]
Valparaiso.
Oakside received six applications last
week from students desiring to attend that
school. Mrs. Gould expects to build or
purchase new building for school purposes,
her present quarters being Inadequate, so
popular has this school become.
The city schools were photographed by
classes In the high school and by rooms in
the other departments Wednesday. 1t is
Supt Simmons intention to have each
group together with the pictures of the
school buildings form one large picture i'm a
single frame, for an Office ornament. An
annual picture of this kind would make a
good object lesson In educational evolution. |
On Monday evening, Nov. II, Supt. Sim
mons will meet at the rooms Of the Y.M.C.
A. all young men who desire to take up
evening class work. A general invitation
is extended to all young men, whether
members of the Association or not, to attend
this meeting. Mr.. Simmons volunteers to
give his time gratis and at this time will
fully explain the intended future class work.