The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-01-09

with numerous friends hercab0uts.
Married in this city, Jan'y 7, at
the residence of the brides parents,
by Rev. Geo. III. Wilson, Frank H.
Ever and Miss Sarah M. Bedford,
both of this city. The gathering on
the occasion was select, and as large
as the house of the brides parents
would permit. The presents were
many, valuable, useful, and exhibited
an amount of thought on the part OF
friends worthy of notice. A fine
supper was served in an excellent
manner. The couple took the east
bound train to the home of Mr.. Ever,
in Victor, N. Y. Long life and much
joy-so says The TINES, in union
with the entire community.
Mr.. r. ], Cudner, foreman of the
Coldwater Republican, was in the
city on Friday last.
Class No. 1, Of Christ Church Sun
day School propose to give social at
the rink, to the citizens Of Owosso on
Friday, Jan. r6, for the benefit of the
Sunday School Fund. The usual ad-
mission fee TO cents) will be charged
but refreshments will be served a0ihtout
extra charge. Come one, come all,
and have merry time with social
sports, skates and refreshments for
nominal consideration.
Murray & Terbush, the Main street
clothiers, are doing fine business.
Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick and Morris
Osburn, Esq, were at Lansing Tues
day, watching the preliminary battle
for the organization of the Legislature.
The election of officers of the Union
Temperance Society has been ad-
journed until the next regular meeting
the first Sunday in February.
Bert Wickin has been re.appointed
deputy sheriff by Sheriff Cole. An.
other good appointment.
The X. of L. party was a very en-
joyable occasion and Melted about
sac.
We hear Of a big deal in tea, at
Duff & Banister's. They have placed
as chests of their early purchase at a
fine margin, and accepted and pur-
chased 50 chests at sacrifice sale.
The Bancroft Fire company will
give their first annual ball at Phillips
Opera Hall, Bancroft, Friday evening
Jan'y %, 1855. A cordial invitation
is extended to all, and a pleasant
time is promised. Bill, for dance
and supper, $r.as.
The lecture at the Union Tenn per-
ance meeting on Sunday evening, by
George Vassiloff Popoff, was listened
to by large and attentive audience.
1t was filled with points Of interest,
calculated to present the present con-
dition Of the Bulgarian people and to
show what progress they had made in
the past few years.
J.. S. Hoyt is now pleasantly located
in his new store.
1t is understood that "Under The
Gaslight" the popular play, is to be
played by the old Owosso dramatic
club in few weeks.
Miss Alyce Beckwith is visiting
friends in East Saginaw.
Osburn & Sons have a change of
ad. in this issue. Read what they
say.
See list of tax sales in this issue.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational Society, on Tuesday eve
ming, the following officers were elect
ed: Clerk, G. ID. Stewart; Treas,
and Collector, Oscar Wells: Trustee,
Warren Woodland.
Clergymen will hereafter pay two
thirds fare on the Michigan railroads
"a mistake or we are mistaken.
Great opening at Hudson's to-
morrow at 10 a. m. Great bargains
will be given.
August Wesener is home-on the
sick list.
New ads. on the 9Th page.
w. L. Smith has been reappointed
deputy Superintendent Of Public In
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