The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-11-18
West owosso is booming again.

West Ow0sso is booming again.
Colunna is to have another spoke factory.
Mrs. DIR. Osborn is very i'll of typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Albert Todd has gone to New York
on business.
The masons are at work on the new
brick depot at Gaines
Postmaster Hambln has put up Bulletin
board in the post Office.
Miss Cora Stout, of st. Johns, was a
guest of Miss Ida Woodland this week.
Mrs. j. D. Evans was called to Birming
ham. yesterday. by the death of her sister.
What has become of that scheme for
bringing water from the lake ON the "big
hill"
Miss Mile Comstock's class in music
gave a piano recital at her residence last
evening.
Owosso needs town clock, perhaps VIC
would keep it as well oiled as we do the
street lamps.(D
M. Wood 6 Co. have choppers in and
about Vernon getting out timber for their
handle factory.
A. j. Pattersonis putting up a Cornell
wind mill with which to pump water
for the National House.
Mrs. Talmadge opened dancing and
department class. at Opera Hall last even
ing, with about 20 pupils.
Rev. L: B. Plat and L. p. Gould hove
recently visited "the Owosso missionaries"
in their far off home in Turkey.
The masons are Mt work building the
brick engine and boiler room for the new
handle factory in West Owosso
Prof. E. II. Crowell is at home making
arrangements for taking his family to
Wayne where he will reside hereafter.
Miss Emile Garvin, the eminent dramatic
reader, will appear with the Swedish
quartette, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
st. Charles is probably happy because
she is blessed with two newspapers. The
new one is little paper called the Owl.
Mr.. E. A. Gould has returned from
Detroit where he has been purchasing ali
engine and machinery for the new factory.
The city of Corunna has had fires which
have destroyed enough property to have
purchased two or three steam fire engines.
A. @. Kelso, A. j. Patterson and Chas.
Matthews have gone cup north" to shoot
big game. They left town last Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. Ward Ingersoll, of the Journal, was
in town Tuesday en- business. We are
pleased to state that his health has greatly
improved. gn
O. G. Duff the grocer. is always ahead
He has just p ut into his establishment a
refrigerator especially for keeping oysters
fresh and cool.
TEACHER's ASSOCIATION PROF. Seelye
requests all those who intend being present
at the association to drop him their names
on postal card. .sa.sr r.a
The Mitchell family, living one mile
south of the village. have had several cases
OF typhoid fever, none of which have
been fatal. Advertiser.
Township Treasurer's blanks printed
with stubs and bound in books at this
office. We have received several orders
and are ready for more.
Weather strips that will keep out cold,
rain, wind. dust or snow, can be had of
III. A. Gregory. Enquire at American
express office or at his residence.
The Circuit Court is now in session at
Flint, with rs cases in the docket. Judge
Turner is holding his last term, after
twenty-four years continuous service.
Holly is trying to convince tool man
ufacturing company that it will be for its
interest to locate at that place. If you
are not suited gentlemen, try Owosso.
Mrs. Gutchess, of Almont, formerly Miss
Frank Wiley, popular teacher in the city
public schools, has been visiting in the
city and vicinity for the past two weeks.
The Swedish Lady Quartette will give
one of their splendid concerts at Opera
Hall on the 23rd of Nov, 1881. Reserved
seats for sale by F. e. Wicking, post Office
building.
r. House & Co. have returned from the
great Saginaw Marsh with large number
of pickerel and ducks. We dare not say
how many They have our thanks for
bountiful supply of game.
SD. Wiley left last Tuesday for Lam
sing, where, with his brother inlaw, Elmer
Terry, he will manage the Chapman
House. Mr.. Wiley for the past few years,
has been one Of our most prominent and
onterprising business men, and his depart
are will be sincerely regretted by our best
citizens. -Journal,
They are beginning "to take on city
airs" over In West Owosso. A new side
walk is being put down the whole length
Of the business street. The cutters are
being paved, and many other things are TO
be done which will astonish the citizens
on this side of the Shiawassee one of