The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-06-03
l. pickard moved his fcmily to Lansing

l.. Packard moved his fcmily to Lansing |
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Retain were the guests
of b. s. Retain, Wednesday.
Sam, Reed and wife were the guests of
Holly relatives the first of the week.
F.E. Walton goes to Richmond to-day
for short visit.
Monday evening the friends of Miss Belle
Carr gave her a pleasant surprise at her
home in West Owosso, the occasion being
her eighteenth birthday. She was present.
ed with ring and many good wishes. A
pleasant evening is reported.
The Owosso breeding stables are being
literally patronized this year.
DIR. Humphry filled his appointment at
the Merell House on Friday last. His next
visit will be June Gath.
Here is a good suggestion offered by an
exchange Ii parents were to encourage
their children to pay more attention to the
reading of newspapers by subscribing for
and taking one or more OF them into the
family, they would soon discover how much
knowledge. Books soon become m0not0-
nous to child, while the paper, fresh every
day and week, is looked for as prom
Used present. The home paper is the poor
mans library and the children's fount OF
knowledge. Any man can save enough
money in one month to supply the family
with reading matter in the shape of news
paper for one year.
Durand Express: Mr.. E. o. Dewey has
purchased the interest OF Mr.. James N. Nc
Bride i'm the Owosso TIMES. 1t is one of
the best weekly papers in this part OF the
state, and undoubtedly Mr.. Mcbride would
not have sold his interest If he had not sue
ceeded to the management of large fortune
which will claim his attention. The sworn
average circulation of the paper from Febru-
airy 10 to April was 2,26S copies. 1t Is
claimed that the average from April 8 to
May 13 was 2,496 copies. The TIMES
Is unquestiOnably the ablest conducted,
most influential paper in Shiawassee county.
The class i'm General History Of the
OwOsso high school will give public pro-
gramme next Friday afternoon, June 10, in
the high school room. All patrons and
frieuds of the school are invited.
The Detroit Journal is bound to become
the daily paper for the masses. On Monday
il announced reduction i'm price to one
cent day.
G. S. Reeves, formerly editor of the Ovid
Register, has gone out OF the creamery busi-
ness at Homer.
Found, in the street cars on Monday a
pOcketbOOk containing some money. In
quire of r. Waters.
Temperature for May, 1892: Average
warmest, 81 deg; average coolest, Al deg.
warmest day, 30th, 81 deg; coolest day, 9Th,
80 deg; rain 81 days: clear days, 2; nor
therly winds, II days; southerly winds, IL
days.
Our farmer friends who desire to see
sample copies of agricultural papers can
find on our table such publications as the
Michigan Farmer, Country Gentleman,
Rural New-Yorker, Jersey Bulletin,
Breeders Gazette. etc. Drop in and look
them over any time.
Weather prophet Hicks forecasts the
weather for this month as follows: A bright
pleasant opening for June will turn quite
warm, with many scattering storms on and
next to the I'd and Sd. The first regular
and general storm period for the month runs
from the Sth to 18th. The annual crisis
occurs about June 18th. Fine displays of
lightning, with much rain, may be expected
at the above dates. Cooler, pleasant weather
will follow to about the 18th, when warm.
reactionary rain and thunder storms will
return. The 10th to Odd is also period
in which hard storms and more rain may
be looked for than will occur for many
weeks following. New moon oath will pro-
long these disturbances. Earthquake shivers
with magnetic unbalance.
The new store on West Side, besides hav-
ing good stock of dry goods and notions,
will carry stock of mems furnishing goods.
GEO. II. WARREN,
1856 w. Main st.