The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-02-20

James M. Ashley Jr.. was in Owos.
SO. Tuesday.
Maj. r. c. Dane, at Opera Hall,
March IS, 1885.
A III. Byerly has been failing for
Two or tree days.
Valentine day kept the postofficc
officials very busy.
"Andersonvllie" at Opera Hall
Fec. z6 81 and aS.
Republican county convention
Mar h 81. See call.
THE TINES would like a live cor
respondent al Shsftsburg.
Hon. Joslas Turner spent Sunday
WIZ nls family in this city.
iY "Strafford's" inks best in the
ma h, &, IL Holman's in p. .. Block.
Remember "Andersonville" at
Opcra Hall, next week, for the bene-
n If he u. A K. Post
Geo IL. Morgan, of Grand Rapids,
was j. O~o>so on Tuesday. He made
The TINES Office pleasant call.
We trust all our correspondents
will continue to SIND in their contri-
buttons Do not let the cold wealth
er freeze you out.
There are some cases of diphtheria
in O~osso township. Too much care
and precautlon to prevent its spread
cannot be made.
Alfred r Truman, of West Haven,
is at Kalamazoo this week, repre-
seniing West Haven Lodge |. O. o..
F., at the Grand Lodge.
Rev. Geo. H Wilson will discourse
next Sunday evening on "Chrstian
Ci,izenship"-the address will be APP
propriate to Washington's birthday.
The TINES notes the marriage at
the NJ. f. Parsonage, in Bancroft, on
the 9Th inst, of John Kent and Mrs.
Mary Ann Morse, the Rev. G. E.
Benson officiating.
THE TINES job rooms are now en-
gagged in issuing Messrs. Dewey &
Stewards annual catalogue. 1t will
be one of more than usual interest,
and will be finely illustrated.
The A. o. U. w. basket social on
Tuesday evening, was well attended
and all had pleasant time. Rev.
Wilson delivered short address, and
articles were read by Messrs. Lewis,
Mccormick and Zimmerman.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
Comp" to the grand masque ball at
Hartwellville, on Tuesday evening
next. One thing is certain, they al
ways have good times at Hartwellville
parties, and this will be no excep-
'ion.
A great crash at Richardson Bros!
The roof of their store fell in about
9: 80 Saturday evening, and knocked
the bottom out Of prices. The end
of rafter came near crashing the
top out of one of their show cases.
cause, low prices and too much snow.
Corunna Journal: DR.. Crum, of
this city has been appointed county
physician.--A. K. Mcbride who has
been suffering for long time with a
severe cold, is now confined to his
bed.--The wife of Lafayette Pratt
of New Haven, died on Friday last
1t is supposed her death was caused
by the use Of diamond dyes.
The following officers of Owosso
Lodge /. o. G.. r., were elected and
installed on Monday evening:
P. w. G. T, T. r. Bailey; w. c.
T., E. l.. Brewer; w. v. T., Cora
Ball; w. Sec, Fred Languerwischi
w. A. Sec, Jennie Payne; W. Treas,
Alphonso Reed; w. +. Sec, Grace
Dewey; w. NJ, F. Wickihg; w. d.
NJ, Nellie Parker; w. l. G., Willie
Parker; w. o. c., Will Burhans; w
c., A. II. Parker; w. X. H. S., Per
melia Rowley; w. l.. Fl. S., Minnie
Reed.
The Prohlbitlon county convention
on Saturday last, was attended by q
fair number of delegates from mos
of the towns. The following dele.
gates were elected to the State con
vention, which meets at Lansing or
Wednesday next: First Districts
Holliston, West Haven; Geo. W.
Mcclure, Corunna; A. Ridley, Shia
wassee; Samuel Galloway, Hazelton
S. w. Currier. Caledonia. Second
dstrict-E. p. Bliss, Rush; Johr
Goodwin, City; w. L. Alexander
Owosso township; 0. G. Waugh
Bennington; ]. c. Stone, Laingsburg
If DR.. Hess was not, and could no.
do what he claims why do so many PEG
pie visit his rooms at each visit here
We know for fact that people come
to see him when here, from the mos
remote parts of the State, all havin!
the utmost confidence from what they
learn or know of him.