The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-24
Hon. Josiah Turner has been in
the city part Of the week.

MI. w. l.. Dunnlng desires to
return his thanks to the firemen,
neighbors, and friends who respond
ed so promptly at the fire alarm on
Saturday last, and helped them to
save their goods etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S Mcbride, of
Burton, received the sad news on
Saturday last of the death of their
daughter, Mrs. Eva Mcbride Mum
ger, OF San Bernardo, CAL, who
died on the 18th, after a short sick
ness of typhoid fever, aged "a years.
Z Mrs. Munger was resident of this
county until two years ago.
DIR. c. p. Parkill has been in
Detroit part of the week on bust
ness. 7'hls f0' a7'H,'l ia" .ao. fnf
Congressman Horr will speak at
Shaftsburg, Saturday evening the
a5th. Go everybody and hear him.
Morris Osburn was at Howell
Monday ps4q go asaas
Registration in the various Wards
on Saturday, Nov. Ist.
The prospects for the election of
the entire Republican county ticket
are getting brighter each day.
Hard work will give us grand VIC
tory. s. ,...,...,...... ay
Mrs. M. Adele Hazlett was greeted
by a large and appreciative audience
at Opera Hall on Monday even
ing. As usual those who heard her
were fully repaid for their attendance.
The tariff question was SO plainly
and easily explained that it seemed
as though anyone could see the adj
vantages of protective system. Her
description of the parties and candi-
dates elected the warmest praises.
All in all the meeting was a grand
success.
Be sure that your name is regis
tered. r-'a
Married, by Rev. Jonathan E.
Richards, at his residence in ST.
Johns, on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1884
Mr.. Frank E. Cook, Of Corunna, to
Miss Carrie M. Purdy, of Owosso.
Some talk of a select party in about
two or three weeks, by our young
folks. s,...lr-,. = e. ...l.t-at
Harry Osbnrn Sundaycd at home.
The house of MA. Finch caught
on fire from defective chimney, or
Saturday afternoon last, and wa:
damaged to the extent of about sa5o
We give place this week to the adj
dress of Rev. Geo. III. Wilson.
A large amount of local news il
crowded .out of this issue on &C
count of the political articles.
1t has been arranged to have :
special musical service at Chris
Episcopal Church, Owosso, on Sun
day morning and evening next. The
Corunna and Owosso congregation
are expected to be present; the Rec
tor of Corunna, Rev. w. ]. Lemon
preaching in the morning and thu
Rector of Owosso in the evening
The musical treat of last Sunday vii
be repeated, with the added exeellenc
of longer practice and the addition
of new voluntaries.
The city schools were closed Of
Thursday and Friday in order tina
the teachers might attend the inst
tute at Bancroft.
A number of the Baptist peopl
are in attendance at the Baptis
State convention at Fenton this week
Hon. R. G.. Horr and Hon. Ben
ton Hanchett will speak tomorrow
Saturday, afternoon at Corunna.
See the extracts in this issue from
Hon. James G.. Blaine's speeches i
Michigan. You can see what h
thinks of Hon. K. G.. Horr, and tn
reasons he gives why he should b
returned to Congress. He speak
volumes for our present Congress
man.
Confirmation services will be hell
at St. Paul's Catholic Church, in thi
city, next Tuesday, at 8 o'clock A.
Vote for Lester ]. Kenney for Rel
resentative.
The election in Rush township wi
be held in Detwiler's Hall on Nc
vember 4.
The Board of Supervisors adjourn
ed on Tuesday.
E. Salisbury has sold to ]. H. G.
pas the building now occupied by ii
Famous.
Snow storm Tuesday night.
The programme of the annu'
Sabbath School Convention, Of Rus
township, on Sunday last, proved
be Of more than usual interest. II
church was we'll filled, and all wei
hiohlv entertained.