The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-07-08
LOCAL TEwS
CIRCULATION THIS WEEK, 2,496.

ITlIn JI1e Sildue tTeeS.
Band concert this evening.
Republican county convention at Corunna
today.
Rumors of approaching weddings are in
the air.
The street car line continues to do a
thriving business.
Frieseke Bros. are supplying brick for a
court house at Standish.
Co. G. turned out Monday morning to
to give an exhibition drill.
Chas. Fuller's mare won third money in
the $40 race at Kalamazoo.
The Corunna Stars defeated the Detroit
High school nine 10 to 8 on Monday.
Complaint is made that there are yet
several houses of i'll fame in the city.
The date fixed for the visit of Barnnm &
Bailey's show to visit OwOssO is July 30.
The Estey factory has been closed down
four days this week to make needed repairs.
Quite large party of Owcsso young peo-
pie picniced near the old coal mine Monday.
Most of the business houses had their
windows appropriately trimmed for the 4th.
Lawn social at the Baptist church next
Wednesday evening. Ice cream will be
served.
About 600 excursion tickets were sold at
the ID. q M. depot Monday, of which 227
were for Ovid.
Despite the heavy rain storm f. III.
Banister had very successful opening in
his new store.
st. Mary's guild will hold cake sale at
the Dimmick store, Washington street, Sat
urday afternoon from 3 to o'clock.
The Congregational ladies will have a
cake sale in the store formerly occupied by
f. III. Banister, Saturday afternoon.
S. B. Fuller has traded his Oliver street
property for residence in Detroit. His
family left for that city Wednesday.
Hartshorn, Son IL Grove are busy keep
ing the farmers supplied with new harvest
ing machinery and repairs for old machines.
The Robbins table factory has been closed
down all the week. For six months this
concern has had all the business it could do
and still has plenty of orders.
Cutting down two maple trees on the
north side of the Congregational church
makes wonderful Improvement in the APP
pearance of the building.
The school board at its meeting Tuesday
evening reelected A. Robertson, E. M.
Jacobs and VIM. Steadman as janitors of
the school buildings for the coming year.
The Junior League of Asbury M. E..
church will give an entertainment at the
First nj. E. church next Wednesday evening.
A silver collection will be taken at the
door.
The annual race meeting of the Union
Park will be held at Saginaw July II to Is.
Every class is filed with number of first
class horses and the races are certain to be
exciting.
A public meeting of the Order of Unity
will be held at the Odd Fellow hall this
evening. 1t is fraternal order, paying GER
tifcates at the end of seven years, similar to
the Iron Hall.
Every citizen interested in the welfare of
the city schools should be present at the
meeting next Monday evening. Two trus-
tees are to be elected and the appropriations
made for the coming school year,
Temperature for June, '92: Average
warmest, n IS; average coolest, 81; warm
est days, IL and 10, SO: coolest day, 27, So;
rain, ID days; clear, 10 days. sOutherly
winds, Is days; northerly winds, 10 days.
Fred Edwards sold on Wednesday for
Keller Bros. the brick house and two acres
of land on the Corunna road known as the
Holmes place to Margaret Pease, of this
city. Price 5000. A remarkably cheap
piece of property.
The subject of Rev. e. b. Bancroft's
sermon at the first M. K. church next Sab
bath morning will be 1.-THE enemies of our
National Freedom" In the evening Rev.
II. b. Mason. of Pittsburgh, N. Y, class
mate of the Pastor, will preach.
At the Y. M. @. A. meeting next Sunday
the address will be of special interest to
railroad men. The subject, 1.-THE Two
Roads" will be illustrated by chart. The
entire service lasts but one hour, from 4:30
70 $50, and men are cordially invited.