The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-18

Turner & Turner have dissolved part
nership.
Duff & Banister have change Of ad.
in this issue.
Gentlemen's tea party at Opera Hall
next Wednesday evening" the 23d.
j. ii. Beach, of New York, is visiting
at the residence of W. X. Tillotson.
We are little late with this issue on
account of the county convention.
Mr.. e. Fish has opened drug store in
West Owosso, just this side of the railroad.
See his adj.
The telephone exchange will soon be in
running order. The poles are now being
shipped in.
Rev. Mr. Walton will officiate in st.
Pauls church, Corunna, on Sunday next
at $3.50 p. m.
Attention is asked to the ad. of farm
for sale by ]. F. Rathburn near Benning-
ton station.
Rev. A. II. Crittenden has been engaged
to teach the first grammar department of
the Corunna school.
Many of the lots about thu city are being
put in first class sanitary condition, and
all of the others should be.
The Lansing Daily Sentinel: "A nice
pair of political bosses: free pass Begole
and double mileage Fuller"
Do not fail to note w. f. Guile's new
ad. Will has fine stock of goods and
what is more intends to sell them.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Knill. of Flint, and
Mrs. Frank Knill. of Chicago, spent Sun
day with the family of Mr.. G. r. Black.
Republican Congressional district con-
vention next Tuesday at Saginaw to elect
two delegates to the Republican National
convention.
The Sunday School entertainment given
by the scholars of Christ church was a
most delightful one, and was appreciated
by the audience.
Work on the t., A. A. & N. railroad is
being pushed as fast as the weather will
permit, and the grading TO Mount Pleasant
will all be done so as not to delay the track
men.
Mr.. James H. Ketcham, an Owosso boy.
now of Muskegon. and Miss Edith Irving,
were united in marriage Tuesday by Rev.
Mr.. Hill. The happy couple are spend
ing their honeymoon in Owosso.
The M. G. r. r. is now running II par
Tor day coach from Bay City TO Chicago
Passengers leaving Owosso OF 40 p. m
have no change of cars between OwossC
and Chicago-arriving there at 1850 q. m
The gentlemen of the Congregations
church will give tea party at Opera Hal
next Wednesday evening. The affair il
to be first class in every particular. AID
mission to the hall, including supper, q
cents
An exchange says: "If newspape
should contain all the things that its read
ers want it to print, it would have to b.
bigger than bed spread. If it would
leave out all that each of its readers doe
not wish to read it would be blank paper
The Midland Republican says: "Rev
II. S. Leonard, of Owosso, has accepted
call to the Baptist church of this place
ard Will begin his regular duties as paste
about June 1. He moves his family her
i'm week or two, and will live in tn
house now occupied by Rev. Mr.. Ellis"
Prof. G. r. Brandt is completing tn
arrangements for his Normal Institute a
Milford. He has engaged competen
corps of teachers, and will doubtless hav
a term when teachers can do as much I
fit themselves for their special work as 9
any other school in the State for the sam
length of time.
The churches in Owosso were all beau
tifully ornamented with cut flower
and ported plants on Sunday. The di'
play exceeded in variety and extent an
thing We have ever before seen outside {
the larger cities, and their arrangemel
was lasting credit to the ladies of til
, several churches.
Fenton Independent says: "Messrs. n
Brown and G. Mahaney late with Brow
& Kittredge, have purchased dry goot
store in Owosso. and will 60 into busine
in that wide. awake town. We can assu
: our Owosso neighbors that they will fin
B. and M. prompt and reliable busine
men, with whom they will like to deal
The Rev. T. s. Leonard has resignt
the pastoratc of Baptist Church of tn
city to take effect June LIST. Mr. L. is {
able and Efficient worker in the master
Vineyard. and he will be sadly missed
this place. He goes to Midland, havir
. accepted call there. Well what is Owe
SOS loss IS Midland's gain, and/we mu
all submit gracefully to the inevitable.
' The Lansing Daily Telegram say
. "And still the improvements continue