The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-03-13


Owosso manufacturers expect
busy season.
Send in caucus notices from the
townships early.
An Injunction is to be served in
the city hall case.
J. S. Mcbride, of Burton, was at
the Capitol City Tuesday.
Senator Pulver made THE TINES
short call on Thursday.
Morris Osburn was in Milwaukee
the first of the present week.
See the line of flannel and Jersey
cloth shirts at d. Burhans & Co.
Bennington prohibition caucus at
Pittsburg, March aIst, at p. m.
1t is said that another furniture
store will be opened in Owosso.
Genuine Kangaroo shoe for ladies
at d. Burhans & Co. Just received.
Clayton Loring gave progressive
euchre" party Wednesday evening.
Almost another blizzard this week
-one is predicted for March IS to
2oth.
A party of twenty. three came down
on the 7. & A. road Monday enroute
for New Orleans.
Mrs. J. F. Wildermuth returned on
Tuesday from two weeks visit with
friends at ST. Louis.
G. w. Loring has been painting
and papering his store this week
preparing for spring trade.
Carpenter Payne is pushing work
on Devereaux's new livery barn and
it will soon be completed.
VIM. Stafford, the eminent tragedi-
an, will be at Owosso on Tuesday
evening next, the nth inst.
The Lansing Republican is doing
yoeman service against the passage
of the Ford bill restoring capital
punishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newberry, of New
burg, start for New Orleans to.mor-
row with a Pontiac party who have
chartered car.
The Detroit Journal has been
again improved by the addition of
the associated press dispatches to its
news columns.
E. S. Hoskins, editor of the St.
Louis Leader, and clerk of the SEN
ate committee on railroads, made us
a pleasant call on Monday evening.
The Odd Fellows are perfecting
their arrangements for one Of the
finest celebrations ever held in Mich
igan and success seems to be assur-
ed.
Married, by the Rev. J. Donnelly,
at the Baptist Parsonage, March nth,
Mr.. Henry Chapman, of Lansing,
and Miss Abbie Peskett, of Laings.
burg.
IT'S said that Hon. Hugh McCurdy
would like to fill the place now oc
cupied by Hon. Sumner Howard, as
Judge of the Supreme Court of Ari
IONA.
Mrs. Freshour, of Brighton, Col
orado. Mrs. James Bush, Of Ann Ar
Dor, and Mr.. A. L. Crackborn, o.
Holly, N. Y, are visiting at the home
of M. c. Dawes.
The K. T. Band expects to have
new uniforms this spring--we hope
they will be successful in their un
dertaking and that our citizens will
aid them literally.
On Thursday last B. S. Retain wa
severely injured by falling OH a pitcl
fork, which entered his left leg jus
above the ankle going nearly through
The wound is q painful one.
Messrs. Garrison and Perkins, o
Vernon, have completed and erected
in The S. +. Vernon cemetery, o
Vernon township, a Red Scotcl
Granite monument to the memory o
Mr.. J. R. Sickles; it is truly a fn'
piece Of workmanship and an orna
ment to the grounds.
At the annual meeting of tn
Board Of Directors of the Contra
Michigan Fair the following Super
intendents from this county wer
elected: Genera! Supt., J. B. Vince
err, Corunna; Cattle, l.. w. Barnes
Byron; Fruits, c. E. Hollistei
Laingsburg Booths, George M. Co
by, Laingsburg.
Geo. II. Getman and family c
Syracuse, N. Y, arrived in Owoss
last week to take up their residence
Mr.. G. having purchased the Tod
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