The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-02-27

10 TO dolmans Tor StraHord's
copying inks.
The Northwest branch school has
been temporarily closed.
c. {. Duff and wife will start for
New Orleans next Wednesday.
One ton of print paper received at
The TINES Office on Wednesday.
Tuesday--West Owosso-at Phil
Fauth's-a boy--regulation weight.
The Michigan Farmer predicts that
wheat will be worth dollar bashel
before spring.
Let each town send full delegation
to the Republican county convention
on Tuesday next.
Next Wednesday Grover Cleve-
land will be inaugurated President OF
the United States.
+. w. Hubbard spent last week in
Oakland county visiting the stock
men of that county.
Geo. Devereaux is getting the mate
rial together for his barn on corner of
Mason and Park streets.
E. G. Donnelson, proprietor Of
Golden Bow stock farm, Pontiac,
was in Owosso Wednesday.
Q. A. Smith, Judge of Probate of
Ingham Co., was in the city Thursday
visiting bis brothers S. +. and o. S.
Smith.
Cadillac people are still talking the
railroad question strongly, and are
working hard for an extension of the
T. A. A. & N. M.
The members of the senior class of
the high school gave Miss Gertie
White birthday surprise party on
Monday evening.
The Detroit Evening Journal is
growing more popular each day. 1t is
a wide-awake clean paper. James
Copas, city agent.
The appointment of Duane Cooper
as member of the board of county
examiners, meets the hearty approval
of Owosso citizens.
All our business houses were filled
with customers on Wednesday-peo-
pie were in the city from all parts of
the county, far and near.
Mrs. Herington, a resident of Pine
street, died Sunday morning. She
had been a resident of Shiawassee
county for number Of years.
Just stop thinking about the city
hall for moment and remember that
envelopes and note heads have been
marked down at The TIMss Office.
c. B. Thorne has been employed
by the School Board to fill the va
cancy in the Northwest branch school
caused by the death Of J. F. Carson.
About so couple attended the
masque ball at Hartwellville on
Tuesday evening. A "royal time
is the verdict of those who were pres
ent from this city.
w. T. Dunning, who has been the
pattern maker at the Bailey factor,
for the past two years, left on Tues
day to accept place with large
firm in Ohio. Mr.. d. is one of the
kind of citizens we dislike to lose.
Since reading the "pedigree" o
Congressman N. B. Eldredge, in thu
Evening News, we can understand
where our junior "devil' gets hi
Sighting propensities--he is grand
son Of the Congressman.
An elegant new double switcl
board has been put into the telephone
Office. 1t is great improvement
over the old one and will greatly ia
cilitatc the business Of the Office.
is certainly curious instrument ant
an ornament
The First National Bank of thi
city has elected the following officer:
A. T. Nichols, Prest., T. d. Dewey
vice-Prest., A. d Whipple, Cashier
Directors-A. Il. Nichols, T, /
Dewey, M. Osborn, A. H. Byerly
l.. Struber, +. X. Hutchins, Z. Hit
bard.
The party given at the rink O
Monday evening by Moore's bant
was complete success socially an
financially. Skating and dancin
were the order of the evening. tn
music rendered by the band wa
highly complimented. The ban
netted SIS. 90 from the affair.
The death of ]. F. Carson cause
a vacancy in the board of count
examiners, which the Judge Of Pre-
bate on Monday filled by appointin
Duane c. Cooper Of Caledonia. M
C. is now the school Inspector for b
town-was for a number of years tn
township superintendent. With tn
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