The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-02-06
r. S. Olcott. Of Perry. is in New


York.
Reps. Brant. Barry and Cossitt
we're in Owosss on Saturday.
Those having fast horses have been
enjoying themselves this week, and
some good time has been made on
our streets.
]. M. Beckwith wants the person
who borrowed his shovel to return the
same. He has it charged up.
We ask attention to an article in
this issue on the "first chapter of
Genesis. The article will be con.
tinued through two or three papers,
and it will be we'll to preserve them.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides parents in Vernon, Tuesday,
Jan. a7th. Mr.. c.. w. Lindley and
Miss Matte E. Sherman, both of
Vernon. Rev. James Verney officiat-
ing.
A. E. Haftshorn & Co., have pur-
chased the agency of the Purinton
feed steamer for this county (Ben-
nington excepted), A number OF
the steamers have been sold here
abouts.
The Ready Helpers social on
Wednesday evening, at the home Of
N. A. Finch, in Cerunna, was attend.
ed BY jolly crowd of Owossoites
and also a number Of Corunna peo.
pie. AS result SIS 90 was added to
the treasury Of the r. HIS.
Cards are cut for the marriage of
Mr.. John F. B,lhimer and Miss Flor
ence M. Aiken. Ceremony to take
place on Wednesday next, az the
home of N. B. Aiken, in Caledonia
township.
Hon. VIM. M. Fitzpatrick attended
the meeting of Of the Republican
State Central Committee, at Lansing
on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. r. Bailey and sons, Len.
and Bert, of St Paul, Mimi, arrived
in Owosso on Thursday evening, and
are visiting at Oscar Wells.
DR.. Jopling attended the meeting
of the Michigan State Veterinary
Medical Association at Jackson, on
Tuesday.
Hon. VIM. Parsons lecture on
Monday evening was an intellectual
treat.
The Owosso Academy Of Medicine
held their monthly meeting yesterday
in the Office Of Drs. Perkins and
Hume. The attendance was fair,
and the meeting an interesting one.
Proceedings next week.
Something resembling piece Of
statuary drove into Lansing one day
last week--ii was thought to be Rad
ford the pop man, but it has not
thawed out sufficiently to tell.
Mr.. H. II. Henderson is teaching
the Garland school. He gives good
success. His wife is also teaching
ia Dist. No. I, Owosso township.
Promenade concert at Opera Hall
Wednesday evening of next week
under management Of K. T. Band.
The fourth social party of the Y.
M. P. A. at Opera Hall this, Friday,
evening. These parties are very
pleasant ones.
The first polo team were defeated
at Saginaw to 2 goals.
A big crowd and lots of fun at the
rink last evening. The hurdle race
was won by Fred Knapp; Fred Shaw
second. Candy guessing on Satur-
day eve.
w. S. Jones returned Tuesday
afternoon from Cincinnati, where he
had been in attendance at the meet
ing of the national convention OF
casket manufacturers.
7. N. Mcbride will enter the Uni
versity with the beginning of the
next semester.
Mr.. Seward Chafee, Of Byron,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Al.
Northway.
Chas. Haight has accepted posi-
ton in drug store in Detroit.
Lewis has commenced buying po-
tatoes and wants every bushel he can
get and will pay the highest prices
The Junior band will furnish music
at Goodell's rink, on Tuesday eve
ming next.
Mr.. J. c. Shattuck, Of this city, has
been elected one Of the editors OF the
! Ann Arbor University Chronicle
for the ensuing year.
Come to The TINES Office for your
job printing.
At six O'Clock this morning the
Aonrsce he