The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-06-06
Vegetation is booming.

Vegetation is booming.
Elegant box stationery at this Office.
How many inhabitants will Owosso have!
The water board has issued over 100 per-
mlts.
Considerable talk of paving Washington
street.
Lap boards and sewing tables at c. j.
Stuarts.
The T. & A. A. Co. is grading up around
its depot.
Pedestrians now take the shady side of
the street.
Gun club contest at the fair grounds this
| afternoon.
Hartshorn & Son are putting the roof on
their building.
The assault and battery case against Mrs.
Burch was settled.
Legislative reunion at Lansing next Tues
day and Wednesday.
Water White Oil 10 cents per gallon at F.
E. Brooks, West Side.
Brooks d Co., West Side, carry a line of
| Church's celebrated buggy finish.
The Catholic bazaar will be held I'm the
| Odd Fellow hall the week beginning June
| 80.
N. b. Aiken reports the sale of an eleven
months old colt to p. Carmody, of Rush, for
| SIS.
Jas. Carmody paid Justice Byerly fine
of S. and costs Monday for being drunk and
disOrderly.
The brick work OH the Estey building
will probably be completed by the middle OF
next week.
Ice cream will be served at the &. A. r.
hall Saturday evening. Everybody invited.
Tickets 10 cents.
Married, by Justice Baldwin, Tuesday,
Benjamin McElroy and Mrs. Eliza Gilchrist,
both of Bennington.
The annual alumni reunion of the Owosso
high school will be held in Odd Fellow hall
Friday evening, June 81.
If the water mains run by your house do
not vote to deprive your neighbOr of the
same privilege you enjoy.
Miss Edna Thorpe, daughter of David
Thorpe, of Middlebury township, died Sun
day night of typhoid fever.
The members of the Business Mems As
ISOLATION should be present at the meeting
this evening. Election of officers.
The railroads will give one and One-half
rates to the legislative and pioneer reunions
at Lansing next week, June 1912.
The play to be presented by the Labadie's
on the 18th is dramatizatiOn of Tenpyson's
poem, "Dora" and is called 1.-THE Farmers
Curse"
There will be an ice cream social at the
Asbury chapel, Wednesday evening June
IL, under the auspices of the ladies of the
Helping Hand society. Admission 10 cents.
The Corunna Stars defeated the Detroit
club Friday by a score of II to T. The
Stars ran i'm seven of their scores the first
inning. On Saturday the C0runnas won by
a score of 4 to 3.
The Board of Education has offered near
ly all the present corps of teachers their
places for another year, and it is expected
most of them will accept Prof. III. III.
Frost was voted an additional 500 salary.
The trial of Charles Drewes on charge of
assaulting Mrs. Eliza Bennett was held be-
fore Justice Byerly, Wednesday, resulting
i'm acquittal. The jury were unanimous in
the opinion that Mrs. Bennett was the ag-
gressOr.
The examination of Richard Hinch, for
illegal liquor selling, will be continued
before Justice Baldwin on Monday. Hinch
was found at HemlOck City by his bonds
men, returned with them and gave new
bond for $780,
The employees at the car-shOps are to be
congratulated on the fine appearance they
presented in the Memorial day parade.
Over 100 strong each man wearing twig
of lilac, marching under charge of Master
mechanic Galloway, they won applause from
all citizens.
The Asbury Sunday School will celebrate
No. will IN al
program of exercises appropriate to the Oc-
casion. Exercises begin promptly at 3
o'clock p. IN. Infant baptism part of the
program. Friends and members of other
schools welcome.
Osburn & Sons on Tuesday purchased the
stock of w. c. Habbn IL Co. at the chatel
mortgage sale. Bidders were present from
Saginaw, Detroit Portland, Howell, and
several from this city. The store will be
opened again on Saturday morning and the
the goods sold at a bargain TO all purchasers
The opening game of ball on Memorial
Day between the OwossO and Saginaw clubs
was one of the prettiest games ever played
in the city, resulting i'm victory for the
visitors by score of Z to 6. There were
number of difficult plays on both sides.
The home team is evidently going to play
better ball than ever this season.
Horace Hanes will answer before
Justice Baldwin, Tuesday. to the charge of
assaulting Louis Brott with intent to do
great bodily harm. These men work at the
Casket factory and for some time there has
been bad feeling between them, eliminating
it Hams attacking Brott on Friday last.
Brott claims Hams tried to throw him onto
a circular saw in motion.
Webster ii. Barnes died suddenly at his
home il the fourth ward on Friday morn
ing, aged As years. He had been a sufferer
for year and half with heart trouble and
Bright's disease. The funeral was held at
the Pittsburg church Sunday afternoon,
Rev. STARTS officiating. Mr.. b. leaves
wife and two children who will mourn his
untimely death.
Last Wednesday evening, Hon. Jerome
w. Turner gave the first number of the
series of Practical Talks to men i'm the Y.
M. G. A. hall. The address was an able
one and was much enjoyed by those who
attended. Owing to the extreme heat, how
ever, many did not attend who would other
wise have done so, and the attendance was
not as large as it should have been. Next |
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