The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-03-06

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Howell & Co. started up on full
time Monday.
Kelsey, of The Famous, was at
Jackson, Sunday.
Twenty-one Perry citizens left
for California this week.
A young ladies orchestra of doz.
en- pieces is to be organized in Owes
so.
T. o. Christian has recovered from
his sickness SO as to be around once
more.
Richard H. Hughes, Of Flint, has
been appointed Oil Inspector for this
district.
Alfred Goodell, Of Corunna, won
the championship at the rink last
evening.
Bigelow & Bigelow will give the
people the benefit of their New Era,
next week.
You can get bargains in stationery
and school supplies at Holman's in
P. 0. Block.
The combination entertainment at
the Rink on Wednesday evening, was
a splendid success.
Goodell VS.. Robertson at the Owos-
so rink next Thursday evening for
the champion badge.
Rev. J. Donnelly will begin series
of sermons on Sunday evening next,
on "The Prodigal Son."
Mr.. Fred Briggs, of West Branch,
Mich. has been appointed Station
Agent at the M. c. depot.
IT'S said that one of Owosso S
young ladies will be married before
another week rolls round.
DR.. Peterson will remove the two
houses on his premises in the ,spring
and build fine residence.
Wrestling match at Opera Hall,
March II, between parties from Gen.
esse and Gratiot counties.
| A. J. Patterson, his SON Fredl.: land
Mr.. Will Todd represented Owosso
at the Inauguration ceremonies.
The exercises of the junior class o.
the High School, will be held ir
Opera Hall; date not yet determined
The programme will be fine one.
Probate orders in the estates of 7
F. Carson, Elbridge G.. Wellington
an b Andrew B. Coffun in this issue
Grand Masquerade Carnival a
the Owosso Roller Rink on Saturda,
evening OF this week. Admission Il
cts. Skates IS cts.
Six convicts escaped from the Stat,
Prison on Tuesday. Geo. Murray
sent from this county Dec. ID, 1881
was one of the party.
w. d. Underwood and Edga
Pearsall. of New Haven, purchased
from Oakland county parties thi
week, two fine Jerseys.
Mrs. Harriet Row, of Lansing
died at her home in that city on Sat
urday last. She was the mother @
Myron Row. OF this city.
, We have been so overrun with jo
work this week that we have bee
unable to give as much attention t
I the paper as we should like to.
l Mrs. Henry S. Galusha has pul
S chased, from the shop in Battle Creel
a Kynett-head Carpet Loom, whic
: she expects will arrive next weel
Then she will be prepared to weav
! rag carpets for everybody who wi
furnish her with the rags and yarn.
!, Opera Hall was crowded thre
r nights last week to see "Andersor
6 vile" presented. The parts wer
taken in an excellent manner, eac
one of the actors doing credit t
D themselves. Certainly no play h:
!. been presented here this winter tn:
has given so universal satisfaction
Quackenbush Post netted about $40,
s At the annual election of til
{ Ladies' Library Association held O
c Tuesday, the following officers wei
elected for the ensuing year: Pres
|. Mrs. ]. c. Williams; Vice Pres, Mr.
S Beckwith; Secy.. Mrs. James Osburl
Treas, Mrs. Walter. Osburn; Libr;
;. rian, Mrs. Ida Lyon; Directors f
two years, Mrs. V. Grahame, Mi.
o Nellie Thomas; Director for OF
:. year, Mrs. w. M. Walton.
v Mr.. Lucius Barnum had clio.
call on Tuesday to loosing his lif'
He was working carving machir
% at the Esty factory, and had stoope
p over to arrange something and whe
!. rising was caught in the back of Il
"a head by the machine and severe
], cut on his head. neck and face. TT