The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
The editor of The TINES was at sagi
nav on Tuesday

Mrs. =. II. Arnold, OF Lyons, is guest
at H. L. Galusha's.
). ). Odds of Lansing. was in Owosso
on business Tuesday.
On Wednesday G. r. Lyon was at Yer.
non trying a suit at law
Miss Gertic Galusla returned to the Fen
ton Seminary on Tuesday.
VIM. NJ. Fitzpatrick was at the Bancroft
in East Saginaw, on Monday night
IN L. Lewis shipped to New York on
on Wednesday, 1909 dozen of eggs
The weather has been cold, with sharp
frosts every night. so far. this week.
Rev. Mr.. Egbert left for Ohio Tuesday
evening for six weeks business trip :
H. w. Parker was at Waterford on
Monday buying potatoes for the Owosso
market.
The editor of THE TIMES will address
the Odd Fellows celebration at Bancroft
tomorrow.
Miss Carrie Stewart and her uncle Mr..
G. Willard, spent Sunday with the latters
son at Ionia.
DIR. Dell Robinson. of Manistee. former
ly resident of this place. made Owosso
friends pleasant visit Tuesday.
Gilbert r. Lyon was at Corunna on
Monday engaged on the defence in the
liquor suit of the People VS. Austin.
John Stewart has purchased from L. NJ.
Jordan and added to the stock on his farm
the Poland China pig Owosso Beauty.
It is reported that the Owosso bred
horse Jerome Turner has shown private
trial of 2 :22-the last quarter in "a seconds.
The phantom party was grand success,
both socially and financially, and the
management spoke well for those in
charge.
The furniture establishments of this city
arc pushing their business to the utter
most limit, and still are away behind on
their orders.
1t seems that "Pa' didn't get to be del
cgate to the Chicago Convention. The
people don't send any "Whippcr-Sna
pers' there.
T. ID. Dewey went to Saginaw on Mon
day, and bought II good team of working
horses, to place on his farm, for which he
paid S2125O
The prohibition state convention for the
election of delegates TO the National con-
vention, will be held at Battle Greek on
Wednesday. May 14th at 80 p IN.
The Saginaw delegation to the State
Convention, headed by ex-Gov. Jerome
passed through this city, enroute for
Grand Rapids, on Wednesday morning
The jury found DR.. Austin guilty of
selling liquor without keeping the record
required by the law, and he was fined
$50 and sentenced to the county Jail for 10
days
John A. Morrice, OF Morrce, and VIM.
L. Watson, of Bancroft, delegate elect to
the National Convention. stopped in Owosso
over night on their way home from the
district convention.
There will be large delegation from
Owosso to the Odd Fellows celebration at
Ovid to morrow. The people will go on
the 1912 A. NJ. train, and return in the eve.
ming. Fare for The round trip, 80 cents.
Justice Taylor says that business is dull
In his office this week. Never mind Bro
Taylor, there will be another railroad pay
day before long, and then you can make
the months business fully up to the aver
age.
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the Bap
list church will give Necktie social al
the chapel Wednesday evening, April Both
Gentlemen tins will be the opportunity OF
the season to supply yourselves with neck
ties.
A. G. Dewey and ID. W. Heath, of Pom
tiac, were in Owosso on Saturday looking
over the fine horses owned hereabouts II
Is expected that Mr.. Dewey will take Mr.
Byerly's brood mare Nettie dam of jerome
Turner 2:354.
Messrs. G. Hubbard & Son, of Benning
ton, have recently sold TO Perry Brown oil
Vernon, the yearling Shorthorn bull, Jes-
sizes Duke, by Sir Mack, 40945, out Of
Jennie Lewis, by Cambridge Duke, 2S75S
and tracing to imported Stapleton Lass
by Sailor, $500.
The following were the delegates in at
tendance from Shiawassec county at the
District Convention at Saginaw on Tues
day:-N. A. Finch. T. ID. Dewey, Frank
Peacock. A. T. Nichols. Geo. w. Owen
J. w. Dewey, +. V. Smith. {. +. Smith
Nv. Sage. John A. Morrice.
The past week has been favorable one