The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02

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its new building.
| All laws not given immediate effect by
the last Legislature go into effect today.
All persons having school reports of any
kind shoHld mail them to Hudson Sheldon,
| commissioner, Corunna.
Beswick and Burnett are pushing work
| on the new NJ. f.. church and the edifice
| will reflect credit on this firm OF contractors.
1t is great offer-THE TIMES and De-
| trot Weekly Tribune one year for $1.25
Get sample copies OF both papers at this
| Office.
Tuesday last 8 p. IN. Ralph, infant son
| of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olmstead, of East
| Oliver street, was buried, Rev. j. X. Reit-
eel officiating.
The New York Police Gazette flooded
OwOssO with circulars announcing the Illus
trations of the fight and capture of the
| tramps last week.
Walter Mumby, a former Owosso man,
has been honored by his townsmen in
| Corunna by unanimous election to the
board of aldermen.
The Shiawassee Battalion G.. A. r. will
meet in Corunna Oct. 18th for its annual
| reunion and election Of officers. Every old
| soldier is invited to be present
Within three weeks there have been at
least four ''fake" advertising schemes
worked in Owosso and most every business
house has bit on some one of them.
| The officers of the west side Union chapel
| association for 1892 are: President, Wei
lington White; vice president. Jno. Brooks;
| secretary, M. G. Andrews; treasurer, A.
| Robertson.
A pointer for Owosso business firms:
| Nearly every business firm in Ann ArbOr
closes at noon today to allow their employees
an opportunity to attend the fair. Remem-
| Der this for 1892.
| THE TIMES publishes this week another
+, poem, September" from the pen of Miss
| Anna b. Cole, of Charlottesville, Indiana.
| Miss Cole is writer of the younger school
who is achieving well earned success.
Temperature for Sept. 1891: Average
warmest, "A deg average coolest, So deg ;
coolest day, goth, 40 deg; warmest day.
18th; rain s days; clear 16 days; cloudy 9
days; wind northerly days; southerly Is
days.
| For the Teachers Association at Ban
croft Oct. Gath, arrangements are being
made to have banquet dinner The sue
cess of this innovation from the time of the
Morrice meeting in 1889 has been estab-
lished.
| 1t was four months yesterday since
| frankie Owen left home and no trace OF him
has yet been found. Mr.. Owen has spent
considerable time in tracing up various re-
ports as to his whereabouts, but in no case
has anything definite been ascertained.
| Monday evening the barn and slaughter
house of John Keifer was burned. 1t is
not known whether the fire was the result
of lightning or not. The barn contained
hay and grain, and the slaughter house the
meat that was intended for the next days
use in the Kiefer markets.
Married, at Owosso, by Rev. K. b. Ban
croft, on Sept. 23rd, Ward b. Wilkinson OF
North Star and Eva G. Wren, of Owosso,
Sept. oath, Henry j. Wheeler and Nancy
Grove. both of Grand Rapids; Sept 26th
John w. Niver and Fannie Jenkins, both
of OwOssO.
A shrewd swindler is working the country
by taking orders for a political chart. The
orders eventually prove to be certificate of
agency and an agreement by the purchaser
| to buy one dozen charts. These are de-
livered by a confederate and the farmer
usually compromises.
Next Sunday the morning service at the
opera house will be Harvest Home
Thanksgiving. All who can contribute
produce of any kind and can help in the
arranging and decorating the room can
come Friday p. m. and Saturday after
noon. Please come and help.
The beautiful little star that is now seen
and admired every clear night, rising soon
after sunset in the southeast and blazing
| like a little sun across the heayens till sink
ing i'm the west toward morning, is Jupiter,
the largest and grandest of all the planets
belonging to our solar system.
The Reporter and Press are giving kaleid-
oscopic views of Turner, Turner Il Turner,
the Muskegon law firm formerly of Owosso.
Lizzie Hits is trying to make these lawyers
disgorge a fee in the form of a mortgage
given by her 10 them, while the law firm
claim that the fee was given for valuable
service.
German Day at Detroit, Monday, Oct 5;
cheap excursion via the Detroit, Grand
Haven IL Milwaukee Railway. Special
trains. as follows: Leaves Owosso juno
ton, S:55; Owosso, $780, Returning, special
| train VIII ledVe Detroit at p. m, ana lU.0U
p. M, running through to Grand Rapids.
Fare for round trip, S1.60.
| An invitation is extended to all to sup
per i'm the G.. A. II. hall Saturday afternoon
of this week from 5 to 8 o'clock, to be fur
nished by the w. r. &. and friends of a
worthy widow lady and daughter i'm our
city to whom the proceeds will be given.
Come with your dime which will secure You
a good supper and also help to raise fund
TO assist the ones whom "Ye have always
with YOU"
| If the Worlds Fair Commission of this
state wants local commissioner in Shia-
wassee County to assist i'm bringing the
products from this section to the Columbian
Exposition in 1898, j. w. Hubbard. Of Ben
ningtOn, is the man. His experience as a
stock breeder and farmer and complete
| knowledge of the best manner of exhibition,
gained as an exhibitor, director and attend
ant at international, state and county fairs,
makes Mr.. Hubbard prominently the man
| for local commissioner.
The following from an exchange will be
endorsed and approved by sensible people
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