The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-14

Parkill, and daughter, Rev. d. w. STARTS.
Rev. j. Donnelly, and Prof. and Mrs
Seelye, of Owosso. were at Morrice ON
Tuesday and Wednesday attending the
annualm meeting of the Shiawassee county
Sunday School Association.
The funeral of Miss Edna Rodgers aged
abouttwelve years who died of typhoid few
or on Monday night. was attended Wednes
day afternoon. and her remains deposited
in Oakhill cemetery.
Hon. Joseph Manning went to Eaton
Rapids for his daughter Helen, who has
been there under medical treatment for
some time without receiving the benefit
/. she anticipated, on Tuesday morning and
returned with her on the evening train.
John N. Miller is building a new house
on the nine acre farm he recently pur-
chased on Mulberry street.
Mr.. G. E. Rigley. the efficient Secretary
of the Estcy Mfg. Co., is west on a bust
ness trip.
The Democrats made q fine show at
their jolification meeting Saturday night.
Well, If Cleveland is elected, they have
a right to be happy-that is, tn celebrate a
very unexpected victory.
The Goodrich line of steamers between
Grand Haven and Chicago, di, continued
their trips on the 9th inst.
The Estcy Mfg. Co., sent a carload of
their goods. this week to Salt Lake City,
and another to Clay Centre, Kansas.
The Il. A. A. e. N. NJ. railway are
hauling a large lot of ties for the use of
the d. G. III. & M. railway.
A new sidewalk has been laid from the
Estey Mfg. Cos works to the bridge oyer
Shiawassee river on the north side Of
South Washington street. A very valua-
ole improvement.
The City is building a fine stone abut-
ment on the bank of the Shiawassee, south
from the south end of the iron bridge on
the east side of Washington street.
Mrs. ]. Miller and daughter, of Auburn,
N. Y, are visiting j. G. Johnson and
family.
L. r. Wilcox, formerly of this city, has
sold his law business 10 his partner, and
gone to Iowa on a prospecting tour. He
will probably accept an offer from q firm
in Cedar Rapids.
Hamblin, Miller & Co., will move into
their new quarters on Exchange street
next week.
Stanley Graham is new r1ofin and siding
the house on Washington street, east side,
near the race, adding thereto a wing on
the east side, and fixing it up for Frank
Lanmann's residence.
G.. w. Loring is in New York buying a
holiday stock of books etc.
Hon. r. G.. Horn is in Washington, as
ever, looking after tile Interests of his con-
stituents.
Job work is rushing this week, and we
have been one hand short. but hope to be
solid on our feet again very soon.
The official canvass, to the great sur
prise of everybody, shows the election of
Mr.. Albert TODD as county Treasurer.
That Mr.. Todd will make an efficient off,
Ger is beyond question, but no more so
than Mr.. Mason would, and Mr.. Mason is
a true Republican, hence we regret his
defeat.
The result of the election leaves Owosso
without a Circuit Court Commissioner,
the successful candidates being Mr.. Wat
son of Corunna, and Mr.. Wixom of Ban
croft.
The editor of THE TIMES was at Ian
sing on Tuesday. There as here he found
everyone so engrossed in the pending Of
fetal count that business was out of the
question.
E. r. Hutchins is erecting two tenement
houses.
The President has designated Thursday
the 27th inst, as a day of thanksgiving.
The editor of THE TIMES was informed
when at Lansing Tuesday, that arrange
ments are being made for the early con-
SlTuCIlOU Vi Tic H "A "a ~ ~
between South Lyons and Owosso.
Pinafore.-Pinafore at the Opera House.
Pinafore at the Opera House next Tues
day and wednesday evenings.
Don't fail to attend the Pinafore Opera,
at Opera Hall, next Tuesday and We'd
nesday evening.
Lots of fun; plenty of fine music, and a
general good time, at the Opera House
next Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings.
Tax receipts cheaper Than anywhere
else at THE TIMES office. Send in your
orders early.
Wheat on the ground is in a splendid
condition.
The crop of buckwheat In Michigan is
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