The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-28

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Wallace BurlSs daughter is quite sick.
Have you seen the dinner pals at Murray
Il Turbushs.
Commissioner Sheldon will have his office
with the County Clerk.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
McAfee, 10 pound girl.
Ten members of the fire department will
act as mounted police Labor day.
Bert Corey had one of his hands injured
10y saw at the new Estey factory.
The band concert Saturday evening was
big success-eyeryOne was pleased.
Black & Son expect to open for business
in their new store some day next week.
C. L. Schenck is delivering mail this week
i'm place of Charles Loring, who is taking
his vacation.
Business is booming at the ID. M. Estey
factory. The building will soon be wired
for electric light.
On account of the rain yesterday the
Englishmen postponed their picnic to date
to be announced later.
Supt Simmons and family returned to
OwOsso Tuesday evening. Mr.. s. says he
never enjoyed his vacation more than he
did this year.
All persons driving James & Mayer
buggy or carriage to the fair can obtain an
admission ticket by calling at the store of
HartshOrn, Son & Grove.
The Y. M. G. A. lecture committee has
engaged Major Henry G. Dane, Leland L.
Powers and Rev. Thos. Dixon, Jr., for the
winter lecture course.
The TIMES is late this week owing to an
unusual rush of job printing. With twelve
employees at work we have been unable to
meet the demands upon us.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will serve meals on Labor Day, September
z, under tent on the grounds south of E.
A. Todd's residence. Meals, 25 cents.
There wiu be a wedding on the fair
grounds on Thursday, Sept. II, without
fail. The parties reside i'm OwossO and their
names will be given to the public in due
time.
The Gas Co. is preparing to remodel its
plant, adding several pieces of new machin-
cry. 1t is estimated that four days will be
required to do the work, thus cutting short
the supply of gas.
The first number of The Odd Fellow, un-
der the management of George M. Dewey,
has been issued from this Office this week.
1t is neat 16-page sheet, filled with arti-
Giles and items Of interest to the order.
General Hastings and Staff of the Michi
gan Brigade u. X. Knights Of Pythas, and
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hans Staff will be present in OwOssO Sept.
Z to take charge of the X. of Z. parade.
j. II. Gilpin, of the u. S. Benevolent So
ciety was in the city yesterday to settle the
claim of Del. Gray, who was injured on a
saw recently. He was laid off a week and
received $40. Jas. Thorn also received
check for about $50.
Died, in this city Monday. August Gath
after a short sickness, Mrs. Ella NJ, wife of
II. Walker Merell, aged % years. The flu
neral services were held Wednesday. con-
Quoted by Rev. K. l.. Little. Mr.. Merell
has the sympathy of the entire community
in his affiiction.
For the Farmers picnic at Whitmore
Lake, Saturday, August Goth, the Toledo
Ann ArbOr & N. M. R'y will sell excursion
tickets from Owosso at the extreme low
rate of $1.55 for the round trip. Train will
leave OwOssO at ZOO a. m, and returning
will leave the lake $40 p. m.
The Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
II. X. will run two special trains to OwOssO
Sept, z, to carry a large party of excursion
lists, who go to attend a Labor Day Demon
stration and the dedication of new Pythian
hall. The trains will leave the Brush street
depot at 6:15 and 6:5O.-Detroit Tribune.
Hartshorn, Son & Grove have arranged
for grand exhibit of agricultural imple-
ments at the forthcoming fair. Among the
exhibitors whom they have secured are the
Oliver Chilled PlOw Co., of South Bend,
Ind, the Gale Manufacturing Co., of Al
bion, with cultivatOrs, plows, harrows, disc
harrows, etc.; BickfOrd q Huffman, Mace
don, N. Y, grain drills; Superior Drill Co.,
Springfield, Ohio, grain drills; Duplex Wind
Mill Co., Wisconsin, windmills. The goods
for these exhibits will be the same as shown
at the Detroit Exposition and will be by far
the best line ever shown in Shiawassee
county. This firm is entitled to great credit
for securing these displays.
The Vassar Pioneer Of recent date says:
attorney ii. S. Hadsall has formed
cO-partnership with G.. X. Lyon, leading
| lawyer of Owosso, and is closing up his
| business affairs here, preparatory to locating
| i'm that city. He expects to leave about the
| Goth of this month. His wife will remain
here until fall. Mr.. Hadsall is young
attorney with plenty of hustle and energy,
and steps into a long-estabished and profit
| able business. His many friends in Vassar
and throughout the county while regretting
exceedingly his departure, will be glad to
learn of his flattering business prospects"
| Mr.. Hadsall is brother of Mrs. DIR. b. 5.
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