The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09
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eleven delegates, one q, large, and,
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Let the world know you arc .aliven
and doing business in Owosso, by
advertising in The TINES. A little
OF that kind Of business will double
the sale of all kinds of goods in the
city during the year 1889. Try iii
We know you will never regret it.
We were pleased to see on our
streets Monday morning, our venera-
BILE friend, Hon. Josiah Turner, now
United States Consul at Amherst
burg, Canada, who had been spend
ing the Sabbath with his relatives
and many friends in Owosso.
A daughter at Mr.. Henry Wood
ards, on Sunday. From Henry's APP
pearance we should judge the little
stranger was very welcome addi-
ton to the family circle.
We see on our streets Mr.. Albert
Todd, home from his southern trip.
He is looking as though southern
associations had all been pleasant
during his extended tour.
A rush of job work and the absence
of one of our employees has pre-
vented giving our paper as much
time as usual.
AIessrs. Danlorth and Green, of
Ovid spent Sunday in Owosso.
Mr.. John Beech, of New York,
spent Sunday at the residence of his
sister, Mrs. w. K. Tillotson.
We think there is now fully two
feet of snow on the level and the
weather for the past few days has
been delightful.
A fine line of valentines at Hol.
mans, Post Office Block.
The active business industries of
this city are fully illustrated by call
at Duff's popular grocery on Main
street. We ask attention to his adj
vertisement now in THE TIMES and
can say from personal knowledge that
they never promise what they will
not do at that establishment. Give
them a call.
J. H. Copas has been at Jackson
this week looking after q '1ame
duck" We are not advised as to
the result of the application Of St.
Jacobs Oil or some other equally
popular remedy.
The population of Owosso is in
creasing--a pound girl presented
herself for care and supports at the
residence of Rev. Geo. II. Wilson on
Friday morning last, and from what
we-can learn she seems to have been
avery welcome addition to the fami.
ly circle.
There are movements looking to
the filling of the municipal Offices in
this city in April, that deserve more
than passingnotice by the tax payers
Some patriots are at work, though
not noisy, yet persistently in a direc-
ton not calculated in our judgment
to promote the general good of the
people or the prospective growth Of
our city. Let all these movements
be carefully needed. by the wide
awake Owossoites.
Mr.. Will H. Richardson, the ac-
tive and popular clerk at Duf's is
confined TO his home this week by
illness.
We are advised that the Lodge OF
Knights of Honor, in this city. are
progressing finely. There were two
limitations on Tuesday evening Of
this week.
The editor Of THE TINES was al
Hastings on Monday and Tuesday
Business there is not as lively as here.
w. G. Robertson came up from
Lansing on Tuesday evening in ODE.
dience to 4 subpoena to appear as
witness in the case Of Dunning VS..
Owen, growing out of Mr.. Dunning''
engagement with the American