The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-07

MISS Laura Bates, of Flint, Is spcndin,
some days this week with Miss Myrti
Broad.
j. 3. Mcbride was Mt Battle Creek on,
day this week, looking over Mr.. King
mans herd of Jerseys
AT n special meeting of the Baptis
Church Society Monday evening, DR.. C
A. Osborn presented his resignation a,
trustee and Chas. Z. Rigley was elected
to fill the vacancy.
Gentlemen, members of the several Re
publican township committees, send us in
early next week, the calls for caucuses to
nominate candidates for township officers.
The last chapter of Mr.. CT notes on the
otock interests of Shiawassee county will
DC printed in the next issue of The
TIMES.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Ii
orary Association was held on Tuesday af
ternoon, and the following named ladies
elected officers for the ensuing year, viz;
MRS. j. Z. Williams, President.
" +. 0. Perkins, Vice :"
james Osburn. Secretary.
Waller A. Osborn, Treasurer.
Miss Nellie Thomas, Librarian.
Mrs. V. Graham, Mrs. Z. A. TODD and
Mrs. Albert Todd, Directors.
Z. NJ. Jordon is building house on
his lots north of the High School building
and hopes to have it ready for occupation
in two or three weeks.
The sleighing about the city is still
pretty good.
Messrs Dewey & Stewart sold last week
the yearling FLY Annie Lewis to Mr.. s.
Shreffler, of Joliet, Ill. The FLY is a
fast one and the price paid was good
one.
One evening last week several tramps
and discharged convicts from Ionia, I'M
dertook to take possession of the Junction
Office, but were elected by Fred Simpson
and were then going to do some shooting.
but Chas. Green was too soon. and had
them under cover of his revolver. and they
then departed in haste.
Fish-Fish-Fis h-all for the Lenten
seasonal Duff's-See advertisement.
Look out for the opening chapters of an
exceedingly interesting continued story in
THE TIMES of March 2Sth. We shall
print a large edition, and advertisers will
do we'll TO make note of this fact.
Our correspondent sends us a lively lit
tie article on temperance work in Benning.
ton. to which we invite public attention.
Headley's great lecture. 1.-THE Sun Shine
in Life" will be delivered at Opera Hall
on Wednesday evening. March 10th. 1t
is the last in the Popular Lecture Course,
but it will not be the least.
Shiawasse county will be entitled to
eleven delegates in the Republican State
convention.
E. V. Smith, at the Junction. sold three
tickets to j. J. Brewer 10 Denton, Texas
one to Elmer Brooks, to Norfolk, Nebras
ka; one to Jobnny Farow, to Wausego,
Kansas, and one to Washington. ID. G..
The TIMES thinks that a pretty good
weeks work.
The editor of THE TIMES will address
the people at Henderson, on the financial
policy of the Republican party, at Det-
wiler's Hall, on Tuesday evening. March
18th.
We print this week q large extra edi-
ton with the Chicago Inter Ocean article
on Owosso. Copies can be had at the u.s.
ual places.
At the next meeting of Hazel Green
Grange al Henderson, after comforting the
fourth degree on four candidates, the
Grange will have feast. The meeting
will be held on Wednesday evening,
March 10Th.
Miss Mary Wilson, daughter of DIR. j.
f. Wilson, of Rochester. has been visit.
ing with Mrs. J. A. Swayze the past week
II. s. Swayze, Returning Agent G. &
g. T. Ry. spent Sabbath with ]. A.
Swayze.
]. M. Brokaw, of Battle Greek. was in
the city Tuesday.
]. A, Armstrong sold last week six Ply
moth Rock chickens to parties at st. Clair,
Mich, and three to Wilson HAHN. of Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Albert Todd has purchased one of the
Jersey cows from the Byerly herd.
Ask Miner Chapman how it is about his
telephone
General Manager Nash, Snpt. Morgan
and Supt. of tracks and bridges Mason,
of the ID. & M. were at the Junction Tues.
day morning.
A brother Of Mr.. G. Hubbard, from Or.
leans Co., N. Y, is visiting Mr.. II. and
| family