The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-10-14
TIE Tines,
TEN PAGES.
owosso FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1892
LOCAL NEWS
CIRCULATION THIS WEEK, 2,496.

The Chesaning fair was success in every
way.
l. G. Curry has put telephone in his
store.
There is an increasing demand for houses
to rent
The Owosso Tool Co. is to be made a
stock company.
Blind Boone concert company at M. E.
church. Oct. 26.
Local dealers are buying quantities of APP
pies for shipment.
Excursion rates to Ovid for the republican
rally OH Saturday.
The county Battalion G. A. r. will meet
in OwossO, October 2sth.
The Corunna National Bank has deposits
to the amount of 800, 4S1.71.
County fair premiums can be had by
calling on the secretary at The TIMES Of
fee.
st. Mary's Guild will hold cake sale at
the democratic club room Saturday after
noon.
DO not fail to here the Mozart Symphony
club at the M. f. Church on Friday even
ing next. .s-se..s GisasSss - ..r- Q
THE TINES and:New York Weekly Tri-
bune $1.00 a year. Subscribe at Once to
secure this rate
Buyers are driving through the country
purchasing all the good hay they can, to be
baled and sent east.
The circuit court adjourned Wednesday
evening. The Stephens-Parmeley case goes
over TO the next term.
Miss Grace Green, of Burton, won a
DemOrest silver medal at an Evolutionary
contest in Ovid last week.
For the quarter ending Oct. 1st the Owes
so Y. M. G. A. gained 1874 membership
largest increase of any association in the
state.
From S35 to 81. 092 has been expended in
temporary relief during the past year in the
various townships. See statement published
elsewhere.
Young peoples social at the Congrega-
tonal church this evening. Everyone is in
vited to attend. The ladies will serve re-
I,freshment5.
| Owossois by far the best produce market
in the county With good roads leading
into the city the amount marketed here
would be doubled.
Laingsburg republicans report that the
| largest meeting in years was held on Mon
| day evening. The address by p. L. Col
, grow was a rOusing one.
The city will certainly have damage
| suit on hand one of these days If the bridge
on Oliver street is not replaced by new
one. The old one is unsafe for use.
Owosso Canton Patriarchs Militant par
ticipated in the competition drill at Flint,
Tuesday While they did not win any
prizes they made an excellent showing.
THE TIMES has received an unusually fine
line of samples of programs, invitations,
wedding cards, etc. Call and see them
when you want to order anything in this
line.
Columbus Day exercises will be held at
the Flint school house, two and half miles
south of this city, at p. m, Oct. 81. An
interesting program has been arranged.
The public is invited.
The supervisors are entitled to great credit
| for electing so competent gentleman as
j. w. Simmons, of this city, to the impor-
| tant position of a member of the county
board Of school examiners. =
j, s. Mcbride, of Burton. reports the sale
of several head of Jersey cattle lately. lie
is unable to fill all orders received for bull
calyes-indcating that the farmers are turn
ing their attention more to dairying.
The Congregational Sunday School last
Sunday elected q. l.. Taylor secretary, Will
Brown treasurer and G. ID. Stewart librarian
all TO fill vacancies caused by the former Of
| fjcers leaving to attend college. The list
will be completed this evening by the cleo
ton of an organist.
A quiet wedding took place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Phillips, Cor. of Ex-
change and Dewey Sts.. Wednesday morn
ing the contracting parties being Miss Allie
Smith, sister of Mrs. Phillips, and +. j.
Barnard, of Detroit. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. e l.. Little, after which
Mn. and Mrs. Barnard left for Detroit, their
future home.