The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-09-04
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Get dinner Labor Day at the Congrega-
tional tent.
The Casket factory is being wired for
electric light.
A new nightwatch indicator has been put
in at Estey factory b.
Richardson will open for business in his
new store on Saturday.
Teachers meeting at Central school build
ing Saturday, Sept. 5, at $50.
Don't forget that the b. & b. shoe store
opens up next Monday, Sept. Z.
Lowest prices in millinery at Mrs. Geo.
Sprinkle's, Wesener block, up stairs.
Have you noticed the new delivery wagon
of Estey factory b? It's good one.
Rev. J. r. Reitzel will preach in the
Opera House, Sunday morning, at the usual
hour.
G.. Z. Rigley Is building an addition to
and otherwise improving his house OH John
street.
To meet the demand for wood several
new wood wagons have been purchased by
the Estey Co.
All parties desiring space in the floral hall
during the fair will be cared for by applying
to j. +. Mabin.
Premium lists of the fair can be had of
the secretary or at most of the business
places in the city.
Quincy Mcbride, Amos Parmenter and
Alpha Simpson will exhibit swine at the
State fair next week.
no I'm, thn nit will
down Labor Day to give the boys a chance
to celebrate their holiday.
Owossoites have taken advantage of the
cheap rates to Detroit, and great many
have been there this week.
Geo. Deveraux thinks he can beat most
farmers on yield of oats, having threshed
sos bushels from seven acres.
The Rev. T. Heddle, of Asbury Chapel,
OwOssO, will preach at Bennington, No. 6,
on Sunday, Sept. 6, at o'clock p. m.
Business firms are requested by the X. P.
to decorate their stores Monday with the
following colOrs, red, blue and yellow.
Good meals at 25 cents each will be served
by the w. r. G. on Labor day, i'm the corner
store of the Grow block, Exchange ST., west.
G. S. Bingham, of Vernon, left for
Wheeling, West Virginia. to-day, to exhibit
his Shropshire sheep at the state fair next
week.
We hope to see the opera house packed on
MOndayevening to greet Francis Labadie
and Hattie Rowell in their great play SIN
gomar."
Tell your neighbors of the wedding at the
Shiawassee county fair Thursday, Sept. II,
at $3.50 D. m. 1t will be one of Che interest
ing events.
The fire boys have arranged their work so
that the west side hose company will not re-
spond to alarms until they are specially
| called out.
The Methodist ladies will serve warm
meals on the fair ground in their dining hall
on Labor Day. Come and get good meal
for 25 cents.
County Drain Commissioner Mason, on
Friday of last week. sold the work on the
Looking Glass drain to ten contractors; the
total amOut being $6,61S.6s.
The James & Mayer buggy Co. will make
fine display at the county fair. Their
agent, w. ID. Royce, is hard at work and
| will entertain all corners in royal style.
Christians great quarter-off sale of watch
es, clocks, jewelry, ETC., is attracting atten-
ton all over the county. Now is the time
to buy. DO not miss the opportunity.
The T. & A. A. Ry. will run an excur-
| sion from Owosso and intermediate points
to Cadillac on Sunday, Sept. 6. Train
| leaves here at ZOO a. m. Fare for round
trip 81.
Roy Cheal and Chas Owen have delivered
| to their patrons copies of the elegant souve-
mir edition of the Detroit Times. 1t is q
newsy paper and the boys win cheerfully
| take your subscription.
Quincy Mcbride won one first and one
| second premium on Jersey butter and five
| first and five second premiums on DurOc
Jersey swine at the Detroit exposition. The
premiums amounted to $170.
Average Temperature for August, 1891,
| 7S16; average coolest temperature, 59H;
warmest day, 9th, "a; coolest day, Goth. 40;
nOrtherly winds, ID days; sOutherly winds,
Is days; rainy days, ID; clear days, 16.
w. w. Bridges, of Detroit, late with the
| firm of M. s. Smith, jewelers., has opened a
| jewelry store i'm the Dimmick block. Mr..
b. comes to OwOss0 well recommended as a
good workman. He will carry strictly
first-class line of goods.
| Bancroft Commercial Farming don't
pay? l. l.. Mills drew to o. A. Obert last
week. grain and drew check for So, 355. 80.
This is less than half of Mr.. Mills crop. II
was probably the largest grain check ever
made in the county.
| There was good congregation at the
Episcopal church Sunday morning and
evening to hear Rev. b. r. Matran. His
friends here, and there are great many of
them, are always pleased to see him. He
returned to Engelwood, Monday.
Warren Woodward will move his furni-
| ture business into the store vacated by Geo.
II. Black & Son. An elevator Is to be put
| i'm and he will use the second and third
floors and the third floor over Murray Il
Terbush's, giving him large amount of
| floor room.
THE TIMES job department finished on
Saturday, a 275 page record for A. b. Snow,
Of Chesaning, attorney for complainants in
the case of Sallie j. Miner, ct. al, VS.. Philo
| p. Miner, ct. al. Mr.. s. says of the record