The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-07-29
New wheat is moving at % to rs cents.

New wheat Is moving at % to 20 cents.
The bath rooms at the Y. M. @. A. are
proving great attraction.
Work has been commenced on the new
M. K. church on JOhnsOn's addition.
Rev. j. e. Valentine will preach at the
First M. K. church next Sunday, morning
and evening.
THE TIMES is always ready to turn out
neat job printing on short notice. Get our
prices before ordering work.
Joseph Connolly was bound over by JUS
tice Baldwin, Monday, for trial in the cir
cult court on charge of bastardy.
Mrs. McBain's class of the Congregational
s. s. will have cake sale at the old nj. Z.
church, Saturday afternoon, July 30.
The Owosso Evening Argus is now week
old. 1t is neat 7-cOlumn folio, newsy and
we'll edited. The proprietors have our best
wishes
Several water consumers were cut off
yesterday morning for violating the city
ordinances. More will be served the same
way unless the regulations are Obeyed.
Owosso Tent, X. o. T. NJ, at Its meeting
Monday evening, elected K. M. Eighme del
egate and l.. M. WOodin alternate to the
state encampment to be held Aug. 30th, in
Detroit.
The supreme court yesterday reversed the
decision in the case of Schroeder VS.. More
house, a case growing out Of an assault and
battery suit. The circuit gave Mrs.
Schroeder damages.
Mrs. f. S. Smith waived examination be-
fore Justice Byerly, Monday, on charge of
poisoning dog belonging to j. b. Corners.
She gave bail in the sum of $500 for appear
ance at the circuit court.
w. M. Fitzpatrick has sold to j. NJ. Hen
dersOn lot II feet wide off the north end
of his premises on Water street. Consider
alton S7OO. 1t is fine building place, and
we expect soon to see comfortable house
built thereon.
Tuesday morning Charles SOderquist, call
boy at the Il. & A. A. offices, fell while
crossing the track near the depot Before
he could arise, the switch engine caught him
and dragged him about 25 feet before 1t
could he stopped. Luckily he escaped with
out injury.
l.. s. Bowles furnishes us the following
statement of his strawberry business for the
season: Number of quarts marketed, 27,053
or $50 bushels, for which he received 81, 303.-
IL. Paid for picking, $3.50. The berries
were all sold to OwOssO parties except SO
quarts. Mr.. BOwles has many customers
who will use no other berries but those fur
nished by him.
Peter Foess, of Caledonia township, was
arrested Monday on charge of resisting an
officer. B. s. Retain went to Mr.. FOesss
farm Saturday, to replevin crop of wheat,
and while there was struck by club in the
hands OF the latter, fracturing Retains arm.
Foess was admitted to bail in the sum of $500
by Justice Baldwin, examination to take
place, Aug. 9Th.
Thos. Rogers, Pat Moran and j. W.
Cartwright, tramps, were sent to the
county Jail yesterday for five days each on
a charge of drunkenness. Silas Henery in
default of $40 fine on same charge will, Also
board with Sheriff MOrrice for ten days.
TheO. Rose arrested for assaulting his
daughter was discharged on payment of the
costs incurred, These cases were all
before Justice Byerly.
There will be prohibition club meeting
at the club parlOrs at 8 p. M, August LIST,
to elect officers of the club, delegates TO the
county convention to be held in Corunna
August 3. to make arrangements for the
State prohibition convention to be held here
August 10, and to transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before the meet
ing. All prohibitionists are earnestly re-
quested to be present. Believing in equal
say at the polls and equal pay for services
without regard to sex, ladies are earnestly
invited. ID. nj. CHRISTIAN, Pres.
The Board of Lady Managers for the
Worlds Fair, in view of making comfort
able home for women attending the EXPOSE
ton, has formed DOrmitOry Association
which will erect buildings where women can
have comfortable and safe lodgings at great
ly reduced rates by becoming members of
the Association. Stock in shares of SO each
will be issued which will be taken in pay
ment of lodging bills. The rate per day will
not exceed 40 cents to stockholders. Mrs.
l.. K. Gould, of Owosso, secretary of the
WOman's Shiawassee County Committee for
the Exposition, will give all needful details
the work. She is already i'm re-
ceipt of applications for stock.
COMMITTEE.
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