The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-03-20
LOCAL NEWS

The Trades Carnival. Watch for it.
Butter is scarce and price high.
Tobin & Co. have a new ad. to-day.
young America-What Ais Him."
Still the measles find new victims.
School closes to-day for the spring vaca-
ton.
The cornice is on the ii. n. Williams
block.
DR.. Drake is the new president of Oakley
village.
The winter term of school at Oakside
closes next Friday.
Spring weather is developing large num-
Der of auction sales.
The roof is nearly finished on Mrs. III. n.
Williams new stores.
Half a million brick will be required for
the new M. E. church.
DIR. Kellogg at the Baptist church We'd
nesday evening of next week.
Miss Ragolsky. of Flint, is organizing
class for the study of German.
No one should fail to see our samples of
wedding and calling cards before ordering.
Pray, the jeweler, is nicely settled in the
new Jackson block. His store is neat one.
Three loans amounting to $3.50 were
made at the loan association Monday even
ing.
Hall Bros. are repairing, papering and
otherwise improving the appearance of their
store.
f. s. lngersOll is busily engaged on the
plans for the new store of the Mich. 5. NJ.
& o. Co.
Nominate and elect good men for city Off
GERS this spring and reduce taxation for the
year to come.
l.. 2. Royce has the contract to build a
house for Clinton Williams on the corner of
King and Mulberry streets.
Conveyances will meet all those who at
tend the Bingham sale on the arrival OF
trains at Vernon.
Supt. Simmons will give his second lecture
on ELECTRICITY" at the Congregational
church, Friday evening, March 81.
The Owosso delegation to the Y. NJ. c.
A. district convention at Bay City, report
the meeting as eminently successful.
There will be gospel meetings in English
at the German church, corner Park and
Williams streets, every evening next week.
Ovid is endeavOring to energize business
10y discussing the question of raising $50, 900
to offer as bonus for business enterprises.
We neglected to say last week that every
one was well pleased with Robert N0urse's
lecture. The sentiments he uttered were
sound.
The OwossO Fancy Goods Co. has re-
moved its stock of goods, In the Payne
building, to Flint, from whence they came
to OwossO.
Green ribbons fiuttered in the buttOn-holes
of numerous coats, Tuesday, in honor Of ST.
Patricks day. No formal celebration was
made In Owosso this year.
J. w, Everett, of Garland, has sold his
store and stock of goods to Shannon IL
Scott, who will continue the business, in
cooperating 1t with their own.
Tie Economic Club meeting was adjourn
ed one waek and will meet next Monday
uirht at the residence of Albert Todd. For
native influences viii be discussed.
There will be preaching next Sunday
and evening at the Disciples
church, corner Oliver and Hickory streets,
by Elder l.. X. CAN'T. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Thursday, March IS. Robt. Wilcox sells
on his farm, south east of Bennington, a
large quantity of stock, farm utensils,
household goods and other articles too num-
erous to mention. Lunch will be served at
noon.
Wabash train ran into some cars on the
siding of the Ann Arb0r line, at Milan, on
the night of the 10th. The Wabash engine
and the Ann Arbor cars were demolished
and now the the matter is being investigated
TO see where the blame lies.
Among the catalogues recently printed at
this Office was one for the Gratiot county
breeding stables, Il. Il. Warren proprietor,
Ithaca, Mich. He owns the well bred trot-
ting stallion, Oscar, bred by 4. L. Byerly,
of this city, and the Clydesdale stallion,
Bobby Burns.
Some years ago, it will be remembered,
Ashley village bonded itself for $500, os-
tensibly for water works, but really 10 Sc
cure the t., s. q M. railway junction. The
village authorities have ignored the obliga-
ton and now suit is being brought by east
ern parties, who hold the bonds.