The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-01-23

The body of a Mr.. Gallagher, {
former resident of Antrim, was re
ceived here on Tuesday morning from
Texas, where he died recently
Undertaken North took charge o
the corpse and placed it in the vaul
at the cemetery.
Additional local on ed page.
The Masonic Grand Lodge meets ir
Detroit next week. Owesso Lodge viii
be repsented by +. Nelan; Corunn:
by ]. M. Lemon; Laingsburs by f
b. Ward, NJ. d.; Chesaning by H
]. Hopkins.
Joseph Mcknight, of Saginaw, 9
former resident of this city, is now
manager Of the Owosso rink.
The high school was closed Tues
day OIL account of the cold.
Owosso people must have an ear
for music-there are only three brass
bands in the city.
Just drop in at Gates some evening
and see tie plan of the "new City
Hall" on exhibition.
Lewis will be in the market to buy
potatoes as soon as tina weather mod
crates,
The junior band is practicing these
long evenings, and our citizens can
expect some fine music from them in
the spring
T. N. Wilson, of Dayton, Ohio,
assisted by home talent, will present
the play, "Andersonville, or the
Scouts Last Shot," at Opera Hall on
Feb'y a6, AZ and a8th, for the ben
eft of l.. B. Quackenbush Post, No.
2o5. He comes very highly recon-
mended by the press.
Next week we shall print an article
written by Rev. w. M. Walton, on
"The First Chapter of Genesis-Is il
Correct Geologically?"
Petitions for and against the cree.
ton of the City Hall are being cir
culated.
The travelling agent of the Chicago
Inter Ocean has been in Owosso this
week. Hereafter the Inter Ocean
will be delivered to all wishing it by
Osborn Bros.
The bachelors Of Owosso are to
give grand ball the latter part of
the present month.
Every loyal Republican will rejoice
over the election Of Hon. VIM. M.
Evarts as U. S. Senator from New
York. He is a man of brains and
will be power in the Senate.
Mr.. Geo. H. Getman, of Syracuse,
N. Y, has been in the city the past
week and purchased of Mr.. Ed. A.
Todd his rSa acre farm just north Of
the city on Mulberry street. Con-
sideration $4,000; possession TO be
given March Ist. 1t is the intention
of Mr.. Getman (who is a brother in.
law of ]. c. Dingman, Of this city,
to erect fine house on the place the
coming season and also make num-
Der of other improvements.
The ice houses are being filled with
nice clear ice.
The 1t. Rev. S. S. Harris, Bishop
of Michigan, will officiate ut Christ
Episcopal Church on Sunday evening
next. The regular service will begin
at half past seven O'Clock and will be
followed by the confirmation service.
Those who have not yet heard this
noted, scholarly and eloquent Divine
will do we'll to attend.
Kerry Cow, under the management
of F. E. Kohler, was played before
an appreciative audience on Wednes.
day night. Throughout, the interest
was sustained and the parts were well
taken. S. M irphy, as Dan O'Hara,
is brilliant success.
What has become of the military
companys
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ever have
been "snowed in" and DELAYED, and
have not yet returned from their
wedding TRIP.
See the Nj. c. r. X. notices on
the seventh page.
A few days since Mortimer Gates,
Charles G.. Turner, Miss Carrie Pat
tersen and Miss Allie Bryan, pro-
moters of the play entitled "Foiled, !"
in behalf Of "the company" called on
Mrs. Henry Galusha and Mort. Gates
in a neat and delicate sJeech pre-
sented Mrs. Galusha a purse of sas,
the net proceeds of the play. Mrs.
Galusha expressed her hearty thanks
for the valuable and timely assistance.
At her request we gladly publish. the
foregoing occurrence, as also this
lady's thanks to all the friends who
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