The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-24
LOCAL NEWS
CIRCULATION THIS WEEK, 2,496.

Great corn weather.
Co. G is drilling finely.
The Tool Co. is still unable to keep up
with its orders.
The wool market this week has been I'M
usually lively.
H. l.. Lewis shipped out carload of
wool Wednesday.
The Vernon high school graduated eight
scholars this week.
The A. o. II. excursion was big success.
$50 tickets were sold at this station.
Haying has commenced and the farmers
will be busy for number of days getting
in big crop.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will have Rose tea at the parsonage We'd
nesday June Goth.
NJ. w. Drake will deliver p. of l.
lecture at Bennington, Saturday evening at
Harryman's hall.
1t is time the council ordered all dogs
muzzled-if this Is not done a killing bee
will probably be in order.
Lansing friends raised purse of about
who was drowned last week.
Percy Edwards in note from Chicago
before the nomination says: cleveland is
the man Harrison is to beat"
Burglars attempted to gain an entrance to
the house of l. G. Curry Friday evening,
but were frightened away.
The pastor of the Congl church will speak
on preachers, Politics, and Providence in
Large Cities" next Sunday evening.
See the call for republican county con-
ventOn to elect delegates to the state, COIL
gressional and senatorial conventions.
The Altar Guild will have a cake sale
Saturday afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock
in the Dimmick store, Washington st.
Complaint is made about boys swimming
i'm the river. Be little more careful boys
about where you go in and at what time of
day.
The republicans of Vermont have nomi-
mated Levi X. Fuller for governor. Mr..
Fuller is quite well known i'm Owosso, being
one of the stockholders in the Estey Manu-
featuring Co.
Call at this office and leave your subscrip-
ton for the New York Tribune. Our club
rate is the lowest ever offered for this paper
Ask for a sample copy.
There will be basket picnic at Byron,
July 4th. under the auspices of the Shiawas-
see county w. G. L. Z. and the county pro
hibtion club. Everybody invited to this
Temperance picnic.
Next Sabbath morning Rev. K. B. Ban
croft will speak at the first Nj. f. church on
the subject "What shall we do with our
boys and girls?" In the evening he will
speak on the subject THE bible and SCIENCE"
Married. at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Keagle, east
Main street, Wednesday morning. Lewis A.
Burhans and Hattie f. Keagle, Rev. f.. l..
Little officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Burhans
left on the morning train for trip east.
THE TIMES extends hearty congratulations.
The following officers were elected by the
r. r. of Il. Wednesday evening: 5. c.,
Emma r. Dawes: V. c.. Olive T. H. Craw-
ford; Chap. Sarah a. Wiley; Recording and
Financial Secy, e. l.. Brewer; Treas,
Emma b. Dewey; Herald. Norah Brewer
Guard, Hannah Dewey; Sentinel, Geo. w.
Wren Organist, Nellie e. Densmore.
Negotiations are pending by which c. p.
Devereaux may move his milling machinery
from Bancroft to Owosso and start a
first-cass farmers custom mill. Mr. ID.
was in Owosso, Monday, looking the city
over with this object in view. Mr.. Deve-
reaux does good business at Bancroft. has
complete mill, enjoys the confidence of the
farmers and is counted good business man.
After spirited contest I'm the ward
caucus on Tuesday evening Ira G.. Curry
was nominated by reclamation as candi-
date for alderman to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Fred III. Gould. There
were several candidates for the nomination
the vote for 10 ballots being about as follows,
Geo. w. Loring 81, Oscar Wells %, n.
Ball IS, scattering 5. Mr.. Curry received
three votes on the 10th ballot, % on the 18th
when the other candidates withdrew Mr..
Curry is one of the leading business men Of
the city, is well qualified to ill the position,
and we believe he will be elected on Mon
dav. The democratic nominee Is Will Nc
Kenzie and the prohibition j. II. Howe.