The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-03

Htpsu"y.
Fine weather
Soc Thomas nd.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
The youns people are enjoying the fine
ska,ins.
d. NJ. Estcy was in Lansing on business.
Thursday.
Ward Insers,ll paid us fraternal call
last week.
The Misses Cora and Ivah Black spent
Monday in Lansing.
Owosso is fas. coming to the front as a
manufacturing city.
Mr. M. p Cowl's. of Lansing, was in
the city last week on business.
Mr. William Ellis, of Mason. is visiting
the "boys" in Owosso this week.
Immense quantities OF wood and lum
Der arc being brought into town.
Mrs. A. Purves. of Burton. visited
friends in Owosso on Sunday last.
We invite attention to the new ad. of
Wcsthkc's. "The Merchant Tailor
Albert Howard. formerly Of this county,
now OF Clare Co., was in the city Monday.
McHardy has sold eight Jackson wagons
20 far this week up to this Thursday a. M
THE TIMES Office has recently received
several calls from the fair sex. Come
again.
Rev. VIM. Sharp. of Cation, N. Y, has
accepted call from the Baptist church ut
Chasaning.
The Owosso Band has entered the frst
class in the contest at the coming band
tournament.
Mr.. Geo Kingsley, of Pittsford. N. Y,
visited relatives in this city the first part
Of the week
Crysta; Fount Lodge No. II, /. o. CT,
OF Hartwellville received 35 new members
last Saturday night.
Mrs. Horton, Of st. Johns, a former
resident of this city, has been visiting her
old friend here this week.
One day during the past week eight
cars. loaded with emigrants. passed over
the d. G. II. s. M. railway.
j. C. Stanley has opened fish market
In the rear part If the building formerly
occupied by Gates Bros.
DR.. Parkill WAS at Jackson on Wedncs.
day attending the annual meeting of the
State Temperance Alliance.
Elmer G.. Howe. of this city, has gone
to East Saginaw in the employ of the
American Express company.
The Circuit Court. Judge Newton of
Flint, presiding, will open for business in
the forenoon of Monday Feb. 9th.
Mr.. Paul Roth has been taking short
vacation from work. occasoned by
thorough working of vaccination.
Mr.. E. H. Crosby and family returned
on Saturday from Wayne, where they
have been visiting fri.nd for several
weeks.
We are now prepared to do all kinds of
JOc WIN 80 wei 40 IL Cstu NC uOHc III any
country office in the State. and on Just as
reasonable terms.
Nick Goodyear while cutting ice for j.
II. Copas one day last week. took bath
In the pond. 1.-THE way have of doing.
II is 10 trouble TO me"
DIED.--At the Junction House. Jan'y
Stst. Of typhoid fever, Miss Julia O'Bricn,
aged 81 years. Her remains were re.
moved to Corunna Tor interment.
B. w. Brewer one of the prosperous
farmers. in Bennington is building new
barn 40xS0 feet on his place. fitted up
with all the modern conveniences.
Gov. Jerome passed through this city
Thursday morning enroute for the Ur.
per Peninsula. to inspect the first 20
miles of the Bule River and Ontanogan
Railroad.
The Congregational Church was again
crowded on Sunday evening last 70 hear
Rev. Mr.. Platt's second lecture. The
third and last lecture will be given next
Sunday evening.
A. McHardy has bought Mr.. Geo. p.
Jenkins agricultural business and has en-
gagged him as salesman He has. also,
employed Mr.. Leroy Grove. formerly
with Woodland Bros.
AT the annual meeting of the C0ngrega.
tional Society. Frank II. Bannister aud
Warren Woodland were elected trustees |
for the term Of three years. The annual
renting OF the pews amounted to just |
about $3.50.
A Free Press correspondent. writing |
from Frankfort, says that the Toledo and |
Northwestern Railroad company will,
carly In March. place q corps of engineers
on the route Of the proposed road between
Owosso and Frankfort.
Manager Hickson, of the Chicago and
Grand Trunk railroad. announces that
prior to August LIST the road will be all
relaid with the best steel rails and forty
engines and several hundred freight cars
added TO its rolling stock.
Mr.. I. L. Pcck's son. M. II. Peck goes
TO Grand Rapids to-day to enter Sweens-
burg's Commercial Collcgc-and there is
nA better commercial college than that
in America We wish more young men
could be educated, for actual business,
there.
We are requested 10 state that the
Ball 10 be given by the Owosso Band