The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-02

"Owosso" brand of soap. Warrant
ed to be first class.
Mr.. Frank Bannister has been con-
fined to the house this week by an
attack Of pneumonia.
Howell & Co., are doing fine
business at their foundry on Race
street. You can depend on them
for first class work every time.
Rev. T. S. Leonard attended the
Baptist S. S. Dist. Association meet
ing at East Saginaw this week, and
reports pleasant time. The next
meeting is 10 be held at Ionia.
Messrs. Turner & Turner have re-
moved their law Office into the rooms
over the building lately occupied by
Alex Johnson.
Representative Van Dusen was in
the city Wednesday-the Legislature
having adjourned from Tuesday till
Thursday.
Mr.. Russell Detterich has been on
the sick list for a few days.
The bill to incorporate the village
of Bancroft has passed the Senate.
w. r. Bailey left for Winnipeg,
Tuesday morning. The best wishes
of his friends in Owosso follow him.
He promises some letters for THE
TINES from that point.
{. II. Cossit was in Ovid Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Cooper leaves for
WILLIAMSON next week to make
short visit with her brother there and
will then leave for Colorado.
In the assault case of the People
VS.. Strahle, on complaint of Dietrich,
which was 10 have been tried before
Justice Taylor, Tuesday, the cause
was, discontinued and Strahle dis
charged; each of the parties con-
cerned paying part of the Court
costs. S. F. Smith appeared for de-
fendent and Turner & Turner for the
People.
The pastors of the Baptist, Melho-
dist and Congregational churches
will preach on the fourth command
ment next Sunday evening.
A son at the home of Lasell Brew
err on Tuesday. All doing well.
Mrs. A. T. Thomas is visiting at
London, Ont.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the decision of the Circuit Court in
the case of the People VS.. Jay Mead.
We have received from J. c.
Vaughan, AZ LaSalle ST., Chicago,
his corn and potatoe manual for
1883. 1t is filled with articles valu-
able to all interested in the culture
and growth of corn and potatoes
and list of seeds. Sent free to all
who will send their names.
Worden R. Chapel has been APP.
pointed Postmaster at Corunna. That
he will make good officer is beyond
question.
Mr.. N. c. Paine, General Agent
for the Springfield Engine and
Thresher Co, left this, Friday, morn.
ing for a trip to Saginaw and Mid
land counties.
The Lansing Republican The state
board of agriculture, now in session
at the Agriculture college, re-organ-
lied on Wednesday by the appoint
ment Of Franklin Wells as president,
T. d. Dewey vice president, and the
re-appointment of r. &. Baird as
secretary and Ephraim Longyear as
treasurer. +. ID. Dewey was ap-
pointed sd on committee OF botany
and horticulture, and Ist on commit
tee of building and repairs.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Library Association will be held
Tuesday, March 9th, at the Library
room.
Read the notice Of c. S. Gilbert.
Call and see him.
Walter Lewis has been laid up for
week past with sprained ankle.
Mr.. Frank House and Miss Maggie
Summers, Of Chaplin, were united in
marriage at Oakley on the a2d by
Rev. Mr.. Parshal. Much JOY, Frank,
and many little, etc.
At the shops Of the Bailey Manu-
featuring Cove were shown on Thurs