The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-21

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The display of agricultural implements at
the county fair will exceed anything ever
shown here. The query with the officers is
how to accommodate all who want space.
At the Directors meeting of the Shiawas-
see Savings society last night the following
gentlemen were appointed as the Security
Committee for the next four months: ii. b.
Dewey, c.. S. Williams and III. G. Frieseke.
AS result of the recent teachers exam
ination the board of school examiners has
granted four irst-grade, seventeen second
grade, and sixty-eight third grade certii-
Gates.
"Camp Duzuplez," at Long Lake, packed
up on Monday and returned home after a
fortnight's enjoyable outing. Mr.. Bucking-
ham, of Flint, visited the campers on Sun
day.
The home of Eugene Scott, on Dewey
street, was broken into on Wednesday night
and two watches, suit of clothes and S7.25
carried OFF. Mr.. Scott drives one of the
Estey wagons.
Tod Kincaid favors us with copy of the
Portland News containing an account OF
the social ,doings at Old Orchard Beach,
where he and Mrs. Kincaid had been for
several days.
The Ann Arbor road has discontinued
its carly morning train south and the after
noon train north. The forenoon train south
will leave Owosso at 9:05 and the forenoon
train north at 1910.
Owing to the change in the school law
the examination, previously announced for
next Friday, will not be held. The next
examination will probably be held on Fri
day, September % at COrunna.
The Francis Labadie Company will play
"Ingomar" at the Opera House, on the
evening of September 18th. The company
this year is one of the strongest and best on
the road. Owosso should turn out EN- masse.
Durand Express Howell gobbled the
Durand cooperage works, and now Owosso
promises to gobble the Howell barrel and
basket works, large establishment, re-
Gently burned out. In this way we have our
revenge.
Another of the foreign Savings" societies
has collapsed and the stockholders are now
bewailing the loss of two or three hundred
evident that our local associations are safer
for depositors and cheaper for borrowers
Rev. b. f. Matrau will officiate August
80 at Christ church as follows: Celebration
of holy communion at 1880 a. M, morning
prayer and service at 10:45 a. m. st. Pauls
church, Corunna, evening prayer and
sermon at $3.50 p. m. Christs church,
OwossO, evening prayer and sermon at 7:3C
p. m.
Crystal Lake Is one of the most beautiful
summer resorts in Michigan, and company
of Owosso gentlemen, with G. X. Lyon a,
the head, have purchased one of the most
delightful spots around the lake; they intend
to improve the property, build private
club house and enjoy the cool lake breeze:
in manner fitting the surroundings.
The social given by the Juvenile Workers
of Asbury last Friday evening proved to be
| the leading social of the season. Since theil
organization in February they have made
upwards of sixty dollars, eighteen dollars
being the receipts on Friday evening. The
| girls are worthy of praise for the great
interest they have taken in the work fol
| Asbury.
On Monday an accident occurred in the
dental parlOrs of DIR. G. j. b. Stephens
| which will temporarily mar the features OF
| Floyd Stocking, one of the Dr.'s employees
Young Stocking attempted to open the vul
canizer before the steam pressure was low
enough to warrant 1t, and was severely
burned. His father and mother came ovel
from Charlotte on Tuesday.
A local board of the Capitol Investment
and Building and Loan Association of Ian
sing has been organized in OwossO with the
following officers: President, G. f. Her
| shey; Vice-President, DR.. Jabez Perkins
Secretary, w. f. Mckenzie; Treasurer, II
w. Mann; Attorney, G. r. Lyon Direc
tors, &. r. Lyon, John T. Walsh, A. T.
Kane, w. f. Gardner, DR.. G. J. b. Stephens
c. J. Burnett, special agent for the associa
ton, assisted in the organization here.
II. s. Lisle lies in the county jail, bount
| over to the Circuit Court in default of $500
| bail on the charge of stealing 65 sheep from
lie farm which he was working. TIL,
sheep belonged to John johnson, who live
south of COrunna; Lisle drove them to Hen
derson and sold them to Messrs. Henderson
and Bremen. When arrested he had spen
all but $500 of the money. He acltnOwl
edged his guilt. Mr.. Isle taught schoo
last winter at the Octagon.
The Shiawassee Savings society loane,
$1,000 Monday evening. Premiums iron
40 to A per cent. An auditing COMMITTEE
consis ting of Il. v. Smith, w. Hall an,
+. G. Smith was appointed. The sixteenth
series of stock has been closed with 3S
shares taken. The seventeenth series
now open for subscription. Money canno
be invested in better way than by takin
stock i'm this association. Its record for tn
past four years Is as good as that OF an
association In the state, the running expen
SEES are small and the stockholders have jus
reason for feeling so well satisfied with thel
Investment. 8Aft -