The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-09-09
TIE Tines,
TEN PAGES.
OWOSSO FRIDAY, SEPT. 9 1899.
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso for
as second-class matter.
LOCAL NEWS
CIRCULATION THIS WEEK, 2,496.

Read Duff's new adj.
Ten pages this week.
See the ad. of the Queen Cart Co.
Corunna has 4O2 children of school age.
John Squier has a new delivery wagon.
The armory subscription list is growing
Campaign caps at the Boston Clothing
House.
Two car loads of eggs are shipped from
Vernon each week.
Make entries for the fair now and avoid
the rush at the grounds.
The Boston Clothing House has an i'm.
mense stock of clothing.
The Shiawassee Savings Association
loaned $4,000 Monday evening.
E. l.. Brewer has prohibition banner
floating from the top of his store.
The Misses Warren returned this week
with full line of millinery novelties.
The memorial windows have been put in
the Congregational church this week.
The peoples party senatorial convention
will be held on Thursday next in this city.
The Chesaning people are making great
preparations for their fair Sept. 20, 81, %.
The republican club rally on the West
Side drew out big crowd Tuesday even
ing.
The board of health are compelling all
property owners to clean up around their
premises.
The date of the senatorial convention has
been changed to Friday, Sept. 16, week
from to-day.
Miss Nora Purcell has opened dressmak-
ing rooms i'm the Williams block over Black
q Sons store.
Quite number of the property owners n
OwossO township have posted notices forbid
ding hunters entering their property.
None of our readers should fail to careful
ly read Senator Aldrich's great speech
printed on our extra two pages this week.
Chas. Holman, A. L. Nichols and A. l..
Chandler were elected members of the
COrunna school board Monday evening.
The doctors say that during the cholera
season all fruit should be cooked, but most
people will draw the line at boiled water
melon.
The annual meeting of the Union S. S.
association will be held next Monday even
ing at o'clock. The members are request
ed to be present.
We are pleased to note the fact that Bert
DensmOre has passed the examination and
been admitted as cadet at the Annapolis
Military Academy.
THE TIMES job department has in hand
the premium list of the Chesaning fair-a
pamphlet of about So pages. We also fur
nish quite an amount of advertising matter.
A Sunday school was organized at the
new nj. T.. church on the COrunna road
Sunday with Frank Davis as superintendent.
JAS Case assistant. Miss Eva Crickmore
secretary
Owosso was represented by over 400
people at the labor day celebration in Ian
sing, Monday. The day passed off very
pleasantly. The local papers speak highly
of our representation and the city band.
A smile of satisfaction was to be seen on
all sides yesterday when the news came that
John l.. Sullivan had been badly knocked
out by Corbett, at the New Orleans contest.
This will be the last heard of Sullivan for
some time.
The wedding of Jas. l.. Babcock, of Ann
Arbor, and Miss Ella Stanley Butler, Of
Waukesha, Wis, is announced for the lat
ter part Of this month. Miss Butler will be
remembered by Owosso people as former
teacher at Oakside school, Mr. Babcock
was left large fortune by his uncle, Luth-
er James, of Ann Arbor, in case he should
marry within five years, which he will do.
g. +. Stilson, of Battle Creek, who had
charge of the directory work here three years
ago is In the city and has commenced work
upon new directory. He expresses surprise
at the almost phenomenal growth of our city
and says he belives there are fully so per
cent more inhabitants In this place than
there were three years ago. Mr.. Stils0n Is
an experienced directory man and we be-
speak for him liberal patronage from our
business men.