The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-08


Orleans takes place on the Goth inst 1t
is there the holiday of the year.
Ash " ednesday, Feb. eth.
T. Nj. Wiley is in Detroit this week at
tending the session of the G. l.. of the A
o. u. w.
The annual session of the Grand En-
campment l. o. o. f. will be held in De-
troit commencing on Wednesday evening
of next week. A. Robertson will repre-
sent Oriental Encampment of this city.
e. Dunham's photo gallery will be
closed for few weeks as he is in Corun-
ma attending court.
There were some cars of Il freight train
ditched near the residence of A. III. By
erley on Monday morning but do we not
learn that any damage in particular was
done.
There is considerable interest manifested
in temperance work in various parts of
this county. If this movement is not
made to serve the purposes of some polti-
cal party excellent results will follow, for
we all know there is need enough of active
temperance work.
The Vermontville Hawk comes TO us
printed on a new power press, in new
dress and looks as bright as new silver
dollar-one of the dollars of the daddies
and is filled TO overlooking with Potter.
isms. May it continue to flourish.
Quincy Mcbride, of Burton. received
on Wednesday, from Revenna. Ohio, a
pair of Bronze turkeys, last spring hatch,
and the gobbler weighs 90 lbs. and a
pair of Pearl Guinea chickens, bred by
HI. r. Peck
Fl. ii. Daniels was at Ovid on Thurs
day.
The Bailey Manufacturing Co. reed an
order on Wednesday for polishing ma
chine to be shipped to Gratiot county.
James f. Yates is at Paulding, Ohio,
this week on business.
Dull as travel is reported to be there
were about 1875 arrivals at the National
for the week ending Wednesday night.
The family of Hon. e. A. Todd are
this week entertaining Miss Addie Thayer,
of Flint.
S. r. Smith are c. Z. Shattuck were Mt
Saginaw City on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. d. Balloon, of Bancroft, is Wis.
iting friends in st. Johns this week.
Mrs. s. Lamfrom entertained large
party OF ladies at tea on Tuesday evening
Several thousand circulars for Detroit
house were printed at THE TIMES job of.
flee this week.
The County Poor Association of Michi-
gan will hold their annual session of Ann
Arbor next Tuesday. Shiawassee Co.
should he represented.
The bill introduced into the Senate by
Senator H. w. Blair, of New Hampshire,
for the free circulation of newspapers and
other periodicals in the state where pub
lished. ought not to become a law. 1t is
in the interest of the great city papers,
and detriment to every local journal in
the nation.
The organization Of the stationary en-.
gineers is an exceedingly valuable one to
every member and all entitled to member
ship should join the order.
For several days the sidewalks and
streets have been so icy as to almost rem
der it unsafe to pass along the street.
There will be meeting of Owosso
council, r. T. of T., on Wednesday even.
ing next A full attendance is desired.
All who can should should prepare
something for the entertainment at the
meeting of the District Lodge, 1. o. G.. T.
at Laipgsburg next Tuesday evening.
The meeting held at DIR. Parkill's par
lors on Tuesday evening to organize fol
more efficient work in the cause of TEN
perance, stands adjourned to meet at the
same place next Tuesday evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, of Mason, will
occupy the pulpit in the Baptist church
next Sunday.
The display of fast trotting horses
on Exchange and Washington streets con
.inues to attract much attention every az
tcrnoon.
The Woodward Bros report that 1873;
was their best business year since the,
commenced manufacturing in Owosse.
Orders are pouring in for goods at thu
Estey works. and indications point to I
lively spring trade.
Six carloads OF corn from Chicago o.
points west have arrived in Owosso so fa
this month.
THE TIMES Printing Co. are printing
for Dewey 81 Stewart the finest hors
catalogue that has ever been printed II