The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-22

Mr.. Geo. Devereaux OF st. Louis, was
in the city Wednesday looking for carriage
horses for his livery stable
Mr. III. w. Randolph, of Vernon. was in
Owosso on Friday last.
We are pleased to see once again in
Owosso, Hon. C. Y. Osburn. of Marquette,
one of the leading Republicans of the
Upper Peninsula, and to whom as much as
any other ten men the Republicans are
indebted for the complete political revolu-
ton there. which in "a few years has
changed the Democratic majority of 1000
into Republican majority of 1000.
Detroit Every Saturday is now under
the editorial management of Prof Henry
A. Ford, an accomplished scholar and a
newspaper man of large experience. w.
H. Brearley is the publisher. 1t will be
success.
Married. by A. L. Fowler, Esq. Justice
of the Peace, at his residence in Rush, on
the 9TH inst. Lyman j. Coy and E.
Augusta Walter, beth of Brady, Saginaw
county.
Aid Ii. l.. Lewis has been at Detroit
this week attending the Grand Lodge l. O.
o. F. as representative from Owosso lodge
No. SO.
1t is almost time for the Republican
township committees TO be making calls
for caucuses for the nomination of candi-
dates for township officers. All such calls
will be printed without expense if the
several committees will send us the notices.
THE TIMES was favored with a pleasant
call on Tuesday afternoon from ID. Leubrie
the genial travelling correspondent of the
Chicago Inter Ocean, His views as to
what Owosso is and is to be will appear in
THE TIMES at an early date.
THE TIMES has too long neglected to
acknowledge the receipt of the Michigan
Almanac, published by the Post & Trib
une company. 1t is compendium of
valuable Information, and ought TO be in
the hands of every resident, and all other
persons interested In the growth and pros.
perity of Michigan. Price only IS cents.
The spring term ut the Agricultural
College opened on Tuesday.
Rev. s. w. Sample. of Lansing pastor
of the Universalst church, officiated ut the
funeral of Mr.. Coites Pond, at COruhna,
on Monday.
Mr.. ID. Burhans was ut Detroit on Tues
day and Wednesday Of this week.
Emmanuel lodge No. 1873, T. o. o. F., is
represented by p. g., A. B. Crane, at the
present session of the G.. l.. at Detroit.
LIE Woodland, one of our popular man.
ufacturers, spent some. time this week in
Detroit.
Found-a wooden scarf, hand made
enquire of Rev. Geo. II. Wilson,
At the annual session of the Grand
Lodge A. o. L. W., in Detroit, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: G. NJ. w., c. r. Bagg, of Detroit
G.. F., E. w. Dodge, of Lowell; G.. o.,
NJ. v. Brown, of st. Johns; G.. r., w, W.
Wilson, of Detroit; Grand Receiver, A.
n. Tinker, of Jackson: G. G., Daniel
Sheehan, of Niles.
The Cooper House at Laingsburg is tc
be converted into business block.
A village band has been organized al
Laingsburg.
There is plenty of work for everybody
A very pleasant party was given by the
family of M. l.. Stewart, on Friday eve
nlng There were about so invitations
and full attendance of the invited.
All. Willard, of Pine Hill Stock Farm
Olivet, Mich, was in Owosso Friday las
looking over the horses of Dewey &
Stewart.
We have received an unsigned com
municaton from Bennington. which W.
cannot print until the name is sent.
Mr.. Z. Durham is again on deck at hi
photograph gallery.
The annual fair of the Ovid Uniol
Agricultural Society will be held on tn
rs, o and 10th days of October. Among
the directors we note two well known
Shiawassec county men, l.. j. Kinney
Supervisor of Middlebury, and NJ. w
Willoughby, Of Rush.
Teachers who contemplate presenting
cards to their pupils at the close of schoo
will be furnished by this office with some
thing nice, and at very low prices. ID
not fail to give MS call.
E. NJ. Jordan has purchased lots mort
of the school house and will soon build
residence thereon
Miss Ivah Black has returned from he
trip east.
Charley Byerly has been falling on tn
ice and as result has lame arm, but h
,oa ,ba consolation of knowing that no