The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-12-26

Flint Citizen. Those in his district
in Shiawassee county will be held as
follows: Corunna, Feb. 7 and 8;
Perry, Feb. IA and IS; Woodruff,
Feb. IA and IS; Hazleton, Feb. sS
and March rst; Vernon, March J and
8; Bancroft, March 7 and 8; Byron,
March 7 and 8. Mr.. Reed will be
present at Corunna, Perry, Woodruff,
and Vernon, but says the pastors at
other places will secure help if they
desire it. They will, also, mold their
quarterly conferences unless some
special business should make his
presence desirable: in which case they
will please give him timely notice.
While Charlotte, Grand Ledge and
Eaton Rapids are all agitating the
question of the building of paper
mill in their midst, would it not be
well for the Owossoites to give the
subject some attention. There is not
a better location in the State for a
paper mill than on the race in or
near the old WOODEN factory. There
is plenty of good water, with race
already dug. Our shipping facilit es
are not excelled in any inland place
in the State. The business is profit
able, employs steadily large labor
ing force, which would materially in
crease our population and be of help
to all our business interests. We are
advised that capitalists are now look
ing about the State with view to
locate large paper manufacturing
industry, and there is no good reason
why the decidedly superior advant-
ages of Owosso should be overlooked.
We ought to stand as good chance
to win the prize as any of our sister
cities, and we advise our business
men to give the matter prompt at
tention.
Our job printing facilities are sec.
ond to no weekly newspaper Office in
the State, and are superior to all but
very few of the largest job offices.
In the quality and style Of work we
acknowledge no superior. Call and
examine samples and get prices.
The new Congregational church
at Perry will be dedicated on Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday, January
II, IS and Io.
Married, at Perry, on Dec. asth,
by Rev. R. .Quaif, at the residence
of DR.. Cobb, Henry Watkins and
Mollie Monroe. Congratulations.
We can furnish any newspaper OF
magazine to our subscribers at O
handsome discount from publishers
rates. We can save you from o to
IS cents on each. Do not forget this
tact.
DR.. G. p. Parkill reached his 63d
mile-post on Saturday last. On GO
ing home at noon he was greatly Sur
prised to find quite large party o.
relatives gathered to remind him o
the occasion. A pleasant time wa.
had by all.
The semi annual meeting Of Owos
so Council R. T. Of T. for the cleo
ton of officers stands adjourned
until Wednesday evening the 3Ist
Let every member be present.
The Knights of Labor will enter
tain their friends on New Years e,t
by giving them ball at Opera Hall
Excellent music and the bill place.
at the low price Of IS cents.
Mrs. Livermore. at Opera Hall
Wednesday evening Jan'y 9TH.
The polo game at the rink on Sat
urday evening was holly contested
and good playing done by both sides
The Owosso team won the first anC
second goals, the Ionia team TIT
third. Owosso the fourth, but tn,
Ionia boys "kicked" and the Owoss'
club gave up rather than have an,
words, and the Ionias won the fourtl
and fifth goals and the game.
| Another addition to the pop firm
It's bouncing big boy, and Warre
Sullivan will look after him for tn
next few years.