The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-06-20
LOCAL NEWS
Hummer tea at Duff's.

Pure maple syrup at Hunts.
Owosso will not celebrate the 4th.
Perry is preparing for big 4th of July.
Chas. Roe is father of son, born Satur-
day.
Fresh. vegetables and fruits always at
Hunts.
Lace curtain drying frames at c. j..
Stuart's.
Lap boards and sewing tables at c. j.
Stuarts.
Grand chariot race at the Shiawassee
county fair.
All kinds of reading matter OH sale at
Cars News Agency.
Finest stock of millinery i'll the county, at
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle's.
Water White Oil 10 cents per gallon at f.
f. Brooks, West Side.
Hartshorn & Son have the brick work fin
ished on their new block.
brick ready for delivery.
There are now in course of construction
eleven brick stores i'm this city.
Hartshorn, Son & Grove expect to move
into their new store next week.
Geo. Carpenter turned out fine surrey
for w. III. Fitzpatrick on Wednesday.
THE TIMES will issue daily paper dur
ing the week beginning June 30:h for the
Catholic bazaar.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Will Honnecker, a 10
pound son, Sunday. Will has carried
high head all the week.
Drop into the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms when
ever you can spare few minutes time.
Your presence there may do some good.
Henry Shellenbarger has challenged Tom
ConnOrs. of Detroit, to wrestle for purse of
$3.50 either at Owosso or Saginaw within
three weeks.
In the case of Wilson VS.. the Genesee
circuit Judge, the Supreme Court decides
that woman can legally hold the Office of
deputy county clerk.
Fresh meat took sudden fall Monday
morning when the team of j. Ferguson
took fright and ran several blocks, badly
damaging the wagon.
Elwel & Nelan have dissolved partner
ship. Frank Nelan will cary on the bust
good job of work in the blacksmith line
give him call.
Supervisors Of Census are instructed to
report all refusals to answer questions rela-
tive to indebtedness and farm mortgages TO
the u. 5. district attorney who will begin
prosecutions at once.
Call at the store of the Mich. S. Nj. & o.
Co. and see that beautiful large size ''Swick
u Kelso" Piano. They are selling great
many pianos lately. How they can sell
such good pianos so cheap is query.
The graduating exercises of the Vernon
High School will occur Friday evening,
June %. The graduates are Edith John
son, Eftie GOss, Edwin Whelan, Myrtle
Martin, Martha vanAlstine, William Harris.
Warren Woodward will open furniture
store in the building now occupied by
HartshOrn q Son, as soon as the building
can be put in shape after July LIST. Mr..
Woodward will carry large line OF first
class goods.
The High School Alumni will hold its
banquet at the Odd Fellows Hall, June 27th.
Members wishing to secure an extra invi-
tation for their friend may do so by send
ing the name of their friend to the secretary.
Tickets for sale by 5. f. Parkill.
State Republican, Messrs. Hollister Il
Skinner have engaged Daniel Ross of
Pontiac to superintend the street railway |
track alteration. Mr.. Ross was for many |
years division superintendent of the Detroit |
" Milwaukee railroad between Detroit and |
Owosso, and has had much experience in |
the laying of tracks.
Durand is to have grand 9TH of July |
celebration. The 'boom" town will put on |
its best airs and promises to entertain !
ia royal style the host of people sure TO he
present. The Patrons Of Industry are to
have a picnic that day in Ddrand, to be
by Hon. John Northwood and ii.
A. Fenner of New Lothrop, and Judge |
Cole. of Howell The orator of the day is
Rev. ]. +. limerick; reader, Miss Aggie
Button president, T.. nj. Hopkins. Base
ball. running and sack races, jumping, etc..
will make the fun for the boys. Plan to
celebrate with the Durandites.
English plum pudding in cans, makes
nice desert, you can find 1t at Hunts,