The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29

Green, who by the way seems 10 first
class mechanic and To do work Ia his line
that cannot lie excclled
We learn that Geo. w. Devereaux has
this morning purchased the livery proper
ty Of Monroe & Ocolt.
large amount of impol tant matter pre-
pared for this issue Of THE TINES had to
be left over. owing To the pressure of work
IN our job rooms Several scommunica-
lions will appear next week.
A little over $50. was the net receipts of
of the social given by the ladies of Christ
church, on Monday evening All present
report n pleasant time.
The annual Foreign Missionary coffee.
ton will be taken at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning.
II. w. Parker is overstocked with fish
of all kinds and is selling cheap to reduce
stock
A donation visit. for the benett.of Rev.
j. M. Gordon, pastor of the M. Z. church.
will be held at Opera Hail. Friday even
ing. March 7, to which NIL are cordially in.
vited
WANTEp-A girl to do housework at
G. w. Loring's.
Andrew Green. of Sciota, died from the
effects of a stroke of paralysis on Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock, aged rs years, mo.
and 20 days. He was born in Ireland and
leaves wife and II children. His funer-
al took place on Thursday at 10 o'clock at
the Catholic church
Mr.. Humphreys dancing class will give
Al hop at Opera Hall at the close of the
term, next Wednesday evening. March 5.
Mr. Humphrey specially invites the at
tendance of his present class friends and
his old time Ow osso friends.
Mr.. Elmer Jacob late of Greenbush,
Clinton county, has settled at Byron.
Evening News:-The Laingsburg grist
mill has to run day and night to keep even
with its business. Laingsburg is bound to
have band. tho the instruments have
not been bought yet. The Laingsburg
News will build three story office with
basement, electric lights, etc. its said.
Both the cities of Corunsa and Owosso
have lost their treasurers by death during
the past year. They were both estimable
citizens, old residents and lifelong Dem
ocrats.
Corunna Lodge, /. o. o. F., was repre-
sented at the Grand Lodge by p. G., w.
Warren
AT THE TIMES job rooms you can have
auction bills printed in q workman-like
manner, on short notice and at bottom
prices.
Wood wanted in exchange for this pa
| ser.
One of our leading eastern exchanges
wisely remarks that it is the early ad-
vertiser who catches the spring trade. ,
And The TIMES also adds that we have
some advertising space for SALE First
choice to those who first apply.
The Common Council of Coruuna has
elected VIM. A. knight, Esq, as treasurer
in place of the late Cortes Pond.
P. @. p, Adams the popular postmaster at
Glass River, and p. G., w. Wright repre-
sented Glass River Lodge, 1. o. OF at
the Grand Lodge.
Rev. Mr.. Foster. OF Morrice, has re-
recently been the recipient of $61 dona.
ton. Served him right.
We trust the people of Bancroft will
not be lulled into repose on the t., A. A.
N. railway question by the twaddle of
anybody, that they do not need the road.
The fact is they do need it worse than if
they bad no road. If they wish the town to
grow. That this road is to built to South
Lyons, or to a connection of the line south
of there is fixed fact.
A new NJ. E. church, built at Elsie, at u
cost of $4,000, was dedicated on the 10th.
Packages in the American Express office
at Detroit, addressed to f. E. Koopman,
j. B. McCa1, ]. Collahan and Mary Riley.
held for charges, are offered for sale at the
auction room of Chas. Baines, Detroit, on
Tuesday. the 18th day of March at 10
o'clock a. m. Also packages for f. Drake
Mowis: w. d. Castle (2). N. f. Curry,
Hiram Spencer. G, G.. Buckingham and
Nv. II. Lapp, Vernon; j. Parmetcr, j..
Shoutz, L. Stoweli, and +. A. Wilson,
Corunna.
QUERY-Who is to be the Republican
candidate for Mayor this spring. In add
ton to the names already mentioned, we
hear those of Stearns F. Smith and James
III. Calkins suggested.
An effort is being made to secure the
funds to build Congregational church at
Bancroft. We trust that success will at.
tend the efforts and that an edifice may be
| oroctad in that thriving VILLAGE On the 1ota