The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-16

the tact that The TINES office is pre-
pared to print townships tickets aud
slips on shot notice, and in good
workmanlike manner.
Mr.. Franklin Sage, of Amanda,
Macomb Co, Mich, and Miss Laura
nj. Amsden, of Capac, Mich were
united in marriage ny Rev. Thomas
ID. Bartholomew, OF Corunna, at his
residence March 10. 1883.
Alfred butcher, a son of Asahel
butcher of Bennington, a lad of
about IS years of age was sick during
the winter from some disease of the
stomach, which for FIVE weeks in sue
cession closed all the passages out.
But he survived the terrible ordeal,
and under the skillful care of DIR.
Hume, of Bennington, and DR.. Per
kins, of this city, is now rapidly re.
covering and was able to ride to this
city Wednesday, and is now staying
with Mr. E. l. Brewer at his residence
on Goodhue street.
There were one hundred and thir-
~ arrivals at the National for the
week ending Thursday morning.
Mayor Cossitt has been in Detroit
for several days this week.
Clark ID. Smith, late Sheriff of this
county, on Wednesday bought
Faulh's hoel at Corunna, with all it's
appurtenances, for which he paid
$4,000.
Miss Jennie Hendricks, of Ypsi-
lanti, stcnt Sunday with Mrs. James
Osborn.
If you want to know all about all
that is of public interest in the coun-
ty of Shiawassee, you can find it in
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We tender our thanks to the gen.
tlemanly editors and publishers of
the Ovid Union, for copy of their
pamphlet "Among our exchanges"
work of real value to those inter.
ested in newspapers.
Next Tuesday evening, Or. ia
cokes. of Pontiac, will give the sec
ond lecture in course at the Metho-
d st church on "Old Nineveh." 1t
will be largely illustrated and every
body ought to see and hear that lee
ture.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Methodist church will meet this
week on Saturday evening.
A few hundred old papers, suita-
Bile to put under carpets for sale at
The TINES Office, cheap.
1t is currently reported that Mr..
Edwin Sheldon, Treasurer of Shia-
wassee township, is missing, having
in his possession about $1,000 in
funds belonging to the state and
county and as much or more that be-
longed to The township and school
district funds. When last heard from
he was at Detroit whittier he went to
sell cattle. Whether he has been
fouHy dealt with or has gone with
intent to return no more is mere
conjecture. But in any event he and
the money are missing.
Jesse Shattuck returned on Mon
day evening from Ann Arbor. He
has been quite sick for some time
with congestion Of the brain and
throat difficulties. His many friends
will, however, be pleased to learn
that he is rapidly improving, though
it was thought best for him to take a
short vacation before resuming his
studies.
a man from Fairfield the other day
in quest Of news and to see the
largest power printing press in Shia
wassee county, strolled into the Office
of The TINES, Owosso. Among the
wonders of the place the Fairfield
man discovered Bible on the editor S
table in close proximity to to the
scissors. What. says the Fairfield
man, do you clip your news para
graphs from this ? Isn't that good
place to go queried the pleasant
faced junior Of THK TINES. Doubt
less, says the man from Fairfield,