The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-03

Gates Bros. are now in the wholesale
cigar business.
Castree & Shaw have sold three hay
presses this week.
The Misses Brown, of Detroit, are visit
ing at j. d. Evans.
The Stever bicycle races at the fair
grounds this afternoon.
G. G. Duff will address the Y. M. c. A.
meeting Sunday afternoon.
Company G leaves for the state encamp-
ment week from Tuesday.
About twenty from Owosso attended the
Chesaning races, Wednesday.
F. M. Grove has moved into his new
house at SIS Mulburry street.
James Campbell will board with Sheriff
Jacobs for twenty days, the result OF
drunk.
The A. o. u. w. state picnic which was
hooked for next Wednesday has been post
poned until the Goth.
The Exchange hotel property in this city
will be sold at pabic auction to the highest
bidder at the front door of said hotel at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, August 9th, 1894.
Jake Fallot, Venice, So and Louise Comp
ton. Caledonia. So; Lawrence Suburger,
Durand, 80 and Rena Smith, Durand, 81,
were granted marriage licenses last week.
The first car load of iron for the top to
the new gas receiver has been received and
in about three weeks there will be music in
the air when the boiler makers commence
work on it.
The Methodist Sunday School held a pic
mic in Waters Twin City park "Wednesday
with a large attendance. The day was
good one and there was lots of fun for the
youngsters.
Notice of the marriage license granted to
Bert Matthews and Miss Edna Hathaway
appeared in Tuesdays Detroit papers. Miss
Hathaway was from Owosso and Bert had
but recently left for Detroit.
The d. & M. runs an excursion to Cleve
land Saturday night, Aug. 4, connecting
with the ID. & G. steamer at Detroit; return
ing to Detroit Monday morning. Fare fol
round trip, SITS.
Fhe Silver Dandruff Cure company filed
articles of incorporation with the Secretary
of State on Monday, capital stock, $4,000
DIR. Otis Gould is president; Fl. S. Hadsell
vice president; o. K. Fitzsmmons, secretary
and treasurer.
The old M. E. church, corner of Washing
ton and Oliver streets, has been purchased
by the st. Johannes German society. Th'
consideration was S2,650. 1t is expected
that several hundred dollars will be ex
pended in repairs at once.
A Washington dispatch says: William
P. Steadman, of Owosso, who has been TO
some time messenger in the weather bureau
has been transferred to the bureau of ami
NAL industry of the department of agricul
ture, and his salary increased to $720 pc
annum.
Geo. w. Paulucci, Of Kelley & Paulucci
former proprietors of the Owosso Iron ant
Engine Works, and since the sale OF tn
works to Messrs. Pennel & Clayey, Of 81
Johns, an employee of the same. left las
Saturday for parts unknown. He had take
all of the tools which had any value an
which he could lay any claim whatever
and had received and cashed one check fo
$50 for work done by the firm and had Co
lected another check for $75 which he ev
IDENTIFY did not think best to try and collet
at the bank. No trace has been secured
him this week.
On Friday last Deputy Sheriff Hall too
to the Pontiac asylum Armeda Rebals VIII
lived lust out of Ovid. She Is c0lored W.
man about AZ years old and has at differer
times had crazy streaks, trying two yeal
ago to hang herself. Her delusion at pre-
emit is that is her duty to kill herself an
sssaye trouble She had cut into sma
pieces all of her clothes and part of the be
clothes. At different times she has tiled
got poison but failing, she tried to manufa'
ture some. 1t is thought that a course
treatment at the asylum may cure her.
Among those expected to be present
the Maccabee celebration next Wednesda
are ID. ID. AitIxen, Grand Com; DIP. Marke
Sup. G. Com; w. s. Linton, p. g. Com
w. s. Boynton, G. Rec. The l.. o. I. N
expect to have Lillian NJ. HOLSTER, Gre'
Lady Com; Emma K. Brewer, G. l.. Re-
Keeper; Bina West p. @. l.. Lieut.. Com
Leota l.. Becker, P. g. l.. Com. Good az
dresses will be made by the above. The
o. T. M. band of Owosso and the Corunn
band will furnish music and the uniforme
rank will give an exhibition drill. The. e.
ercises will commence at II a. m. in Water
Park, north Of the street car barns.