The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08

Owosso Saturday.
Henry Sidman is suffering from sever
attack of neuralgia of the heart.
Miss Maud Campbell, of Gallon, ohi'
is visiting at Mrs. Walter Osborn's.
Hamilton Rogers, engineer at the ca
shops, responds to the sick call this week.
Mrs. Geo. Horn, of Lansing. is visitin
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Goetzer
The chariot races to be given at tn
county fair will be the first ever seen in tn
county.
Berley Tubbs has four fast white horse
which will make daily exhibitions in chario
and hurdle races at the county fair.
Mrs. Phoebe Haight left Tuesday morning
for Grand Rapids, where she will make
visit with relatives and then go with then
to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Juliet Spencer and daughter Flora
of New Hudson, Mich, left Wednesda!
morning, after few days visit with rela
tives here, for visit in Bancroft.
Letters remaining uncalled for at the
Owosso post Office for week ending Septem
Der 2: John Hammer 2. Malvira McClan,
Smith, Jimmie Ivie, Alice Rolfe. Bertha
Reynolds, Mrs. Luna Preston, Hal. Buford,
Mrs. Rosa Beardsley. Lew Bennett, Wells
Baldwin, G. II. Chamberlain. Foreign,
Archie Campbell.
The races at Holly commencing next
Tuesday and continuing for three days
promise to be first class. They are under
the direction of the Holly Driving Club, and
will be held on their new track, which is
said to be one of the best half-mile tracks
in this part of the state. $1,000 has been
hung up for premiums. j. b. Starker is
secretary.
Mrs. M. E. Emmett. of Howell, candi-
date for Great Finance Keeper of the l.. o.
Il. M. which meets in annual review at
Grand Rapids, September 10 to Is, is very
highly commended for that position by the
Howell papers. The Republican says:
'Mrs. Emmett is one of the leading and
most earnest workers of the order, and
stands we'll here in social, educational and
and church relations. She is well fitted for
the position" THE TIMES hopes Mrs.
Emmett, who is daughter Of DR.. Sleeth,
Of Byron, may be successful.
Attention is called to the large ad. of
Drs. Mixer in this issue. These gentlemen
are to visit Owosso on Monday and Tues
day next, rooms at the National hotel. An
of years with both of the doc
qualified endorsement. Our people can
put entire confidence i'm whatever claims
they make for their remedy. DR.. Mixer
suffered for years from the terrible effects
Of cancer on his face, at last discovering a
which effected permanent cure.
This medicine is also a wonderful blood
purifier. If testimonials are needed to con-
vince anyone, they have as good as anyone
can ask for, coming from ministers, editors,
lawyers, business men and people in all
walks of life right here in Michigan.
Miss Windsor last evening added to the
laurels she has already won by the brilliancy
and skill of her performance on the piano.
So well were all of her selections rendered,
that it is difficult to say I'm which she ex-
celled. The sonata seemed to be favorite
with the audience, and indeed In parts of it,
especially, Miss Windsor showed herself a
real artist. 'At Night" is beautiful
and was given with much delicacy
of expression. The Valse Chomatique, a
difficult composition, was perfect in quality
of tone, clearness of touch, and brilliancy of
Thomas Daily News. Miss
Windsor is an honor graduate of the Alma
College Conservatory of Music, st. Thomas,
Canada, and is now prepared to give in
structions on piano. Miss Windsor comes
with experience as teacher and recon-
mendatiOns from the professors of that col
lege. For terms apply at the residence of
Dr. Pulford, 405 Main street.
Hunts perfection Blend" SOC coffee is
the best coffee ever offered for the price.
Don't fail to get sample and try that
''Perfection Blend" SOC coffee at Hunts.
Best coffee ever sold in Owosso for the price
and quality always uniform.