The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-23

The Pastor Of the Port Huron
! Baptist church, Rev. c. T.. Harris,
has been the CUES, of Rev. Il. S.
Leonard this week.
Walker II. Merell left for Kansas
City, Monday.
A, Christ Church next Sunday
evening the Rector will lecture to
young men and boys on Success. +"
The District Baptist Sunday School
Association will hold a meeting at
East Saginaw next week Monday and
Tuesday. Rev. r. S. Leonard, of
this city will attend
]. a. Armstrong has received two
trios Of very fine Plymouth Rock
chickens from Wilsonville, Conn.
He has the best blood of this popular
strain of chickens that can be OBJ
tanned. He will, also, soon receive
four Scotch Collie Shepherd dogs
from a Mississippi breeder.
We have been unable to procure
the Circuit Court record this week,
the county clerk being absent from
town when we called at his office.
c. +. Hershey took trip into the
pineries Thursday.
Miss Anna Gould spent Thursday
in Saginaw.
Our job department has been over
run with work this week. Come all,
we can accommodate you.
Greene & Rulison have closed
their business here and gone to St.
Louis, Gratiot county, to again open
a store.
Hoyt g. Davis have dissolved part
nership. 1t is understood that Mr..
Davis will remain at the old place of
business, and that Mr.. Hoyt is to
open store in the building vacated
by Greene & Rulison.
b. Fl. Strahle has purchased the
building now occupied by G.. w.
Loring and T. o. Christian.
The editor of THE TINES is under
special obligation to the proprietor of
the Bryant House, at Flint, which by
the way is one of the 0e,y best hotels
in the state, for personal courtesies
shown him while at Flint.
Burglars attempted to enter the
kitchen window of Fred Wilder
moths saloon and restaurant We'd
nesday night about IL o'clock. Mrs.
Wildermuth was in the kitchen at
the time, and hearing noise opened
the blinds, when the rascals' made off.
Had Fritz been present there would
have been windy time.
Among the sad events of the past
week we note the death Of Mrs. Elsie
Matthews, from consumption, at her
late residence in this city on Tuesday
evening, aged about 81 wears. The
deceased was native of this city,
and during most Of her life had re-
sided here, having been born and
married in the same house in which
she died. Her funeral, on Thursday
afternoon, from the residence, was
attended by a large number of SYM
pathizing friends. The Rev. Mr..
Wilson, pastor of the Congregational
church, Of which the deceased was a
member, officiated.
The Flint Citizen with the issue Of
Saturday, entered on its thirty fourth
volume and we believe has been pub.
lished by Hon. L. II. Rankin from
the first issue. 1t is we'll edited.
neatly printed, newsy paper, Of large
circulation and constantly increasing
influence. among the honest yeo
many Of Genesee county May its
influence and its prosperity continue
to be unbounded.
We are indebted to the Travellers
Insurance Company of Hartford,
Conn, forwarded by Messrs. Root &
Tinker, Of 100 Nassau street, New
York, for copy of the splendid en-
craving, Representative Journals
and Journalists of America" which
as work of art has never been ex-
celed and rarely equaled In merit
among American publications.
Mr.. II. F. c. Tillitson, of