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

Rev. Donneiiy ofnciating.
Geo. H. Morgan Esq, of Grand
Rapids, noted horseman, was regis
tered at the National on Monday.
Owosso is to be well represented
at the Worlds Exposition, thanks TO
the energy of few enterprising CHI
zens, who regard public prosperity of
more moment than temporary person
al success.
All the University students are
home for the holiday vacation.
Chas. H. Gould and wife, of Chi
cage, are in the city this week.
On Tuesday evening a 9 pound
stranger asked care and attention at
the home of Mr.. A. M. Hume. We
presume he is likely to get both.
The Shiawassee Journal says: "rhe
young lady elocutionist, Miss Carrie
Patterson, of Owosso, is making a
name for herself She has talents
above the ordinary, and all that is
needed is little cultivation
There will be an adjourned meet
ing of the Sons of Industry for the
election of officers, at Odd Fellow
hall, on Saturday evening of this
week, Dec. 27th. 1t is desirable that
there should be full attendance.
The next meeting of the Benning.
ton temperance and reform society
will be held next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Mr.. Charles Holman,
of Corunna, will deliver the address.
The Lansing Republican says:
"Miss Mary A. Hern, of Owosso, is
again employed at the Reform
School,"
THE TIMES acknowledges the com.
pliments of the season from the pop
ular grocery firm of Duff & Banister.
The Famous did famous business
in holiday goods.
Owosso has been this month the
pork market for this section of the
State. Hogs have been marketed
here from Clinton, Livingston, Sag
NAV, Gratiot and Genesse counties
How much more sensible it would
be if the usages of society would allow
guests attending evening parties and
receptions to 90 at o'clock and re-
turn at 10 I.a or II, instead of going
at 9 or later, and returning at IL or
l. Don't you think so ?
Say, Mr.. Owossoite, can you think
of more appropriate holiday gift to
your faraway friend than THE TIMES
for 1885. 1t will not only bring to
the attention of that friend all the
local news of our beautiful, busy city,
but be a pleasant reminder each week
of your thoughtful friendship. Try
it and reap rich reward.
We want more county correspon-
dents. We shall give the matter
personal attention in the near future;
in the mean time all who care enough
for their respective localities to write
up the locals, regularly, will be fur
nished with stationery, ETC., on no.
tifying us Of the fact. All commu-
nications are thankfully received,
and all, under ordinary circumstances
IL received by Wednesday evening
will be in that weeks issue.
The teachers and other active edu'
Gators aud all friends of our public
school system will do we'll to remem
Der that the annual meeting of the
State Teachers Association viii
open on Monday, Dec. aoth, in the
hall Of the House Of Representative.
at Lansing. The programme is an at
tractive one. All the railroads sci
round trip tickets at one fare, ant
the attendance should be very large
With Bro. Strong of the Nashvill,
News we can truthfully say, "T'woult
advance our happiness muchly II Ger
tain delinquents would pay their sub
scription. Now Is tn. accepted
time"
Married, at the Congregations
parsonage in Vernon. on "Wednesday
Dec. I7ts, by Rev. James verney
Mr. Gideon N. Tyler, of Bancroft
and Miss Mary 6. Davis. of Burns