The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-31
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Geo. Pond, of The Ann Arbor
Courier, with his family, were guests
at the home of c. p. Parkill on Fri
day.
Remember THE TINES job rooms
when you want job printing of any
kind.
President Willis, of the Agricultu-
aal College, shook hands with Owos-
SO friends on Monday. His name is
quite freely used in connection with
the coming U. S. Senatorial struggle.
Among those who were home for
the holidays we notice, Harry Os-
burn and wife, Arthur Stever, Fred
and Herbert Lyon, G. II. Gould and
wife.
Prof. E. A. Barnes, of Chicago,
has been in Owosso this week.
d. ]. Nysewander left for Ohio
"Wednesday morning.
The examination of Fred Joscelyn
took place Monday before Justice
Taylor and resulted in his being held
for manslaughter. Bail was fixed at
$1,000, which was given, and Josce-
lyn is to appear for trial in February.
Mrs. c. c. Hopkins, OF Detroit is
spending the holidays at the home
of her father, N. c. Payne.
Col. d. B. Anger, editor of the
Charlotte Republican, one of Michi-
gan's most enterprising newspapers,
was caller at, The TINES office
Friday. AS are host of people
hereabouts, Mr.. Anger is in favor of
Hon. E. S. Lacey for U. S. Senator.
Oakside School reopens next Mon
day, Jan. sd.
Hanan " Sons gents fine shoes at
]. Collins.
Lewis g. Sen shipped two carloads
OF pork on Wednesday.
No one should fail to hear the cele.
brated Nashville Students at Opera
Hall Tuesday evening next. The
entertainment is under the auspices
of the X. T. band and should be
literally patronized.
Installation of officers in A. o. u.
W. next Tuesday evening.
The water works committee is busy
at work.
The merchants are all happy over
their holiday trade. twas immense
ly large this year.
Miss Cornie Goodhue is indisposed
TO the extent that she is confined TO.
her room.
Il. p. Hackleman was the recipient
of daughter as Christmas present.
One year ago he was favored in like
manner.
Alfred Brush, of Chicago, was
guest of H. w. Holman christmas
day.
Misses Phoebe Fairchild and Eel
ma Gray, of East Saginaw, are pas
sing ihe week in Owosso at the home
Of VIM. Broad.
Several of the teachers have been
at Lansing this week in attendance at
the State Teachers Association.
Sentence on Hal Devereaux con-
victed of seduction has been deferred
by Judge Newton until Jan. 6, 1887.
Prof. c. o. Bates, principal of the
High School, enjoyed the first sleigh
ride of his life last Friday afternoon,
in company with Rev. Wilson. 1t is
easily understood when you are told
that he is Lative of Arkansas.
The Chautauqua circle meets next
Monday evening at the house of M.
J.. Stewart.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
f. Church will hold a social 1T the
residence of DR.. B. S. Knapp on Wed.
nesday evening of next week. All are
cordially invited.
Married, by Rev. Il. f. Matrau,
Wednesday, Jan. 20, Herman DeVries,
of Chicago, and Emma Mccall, of
Shiawsssee.
A daughter at the home of Geo.
Eddy, on Monday
Died on Monday, from congestion
of the brain, Maud, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Burch, of this
city, aged nearly six years. Funeral
services were conducted Tuesday by
Rev. STARTS. Our sympathy is ex-
tended TO the parents who are near
Iy heartbroken.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Fitzpatrick will pass
New Years day and Sunday with his
parents at Grass Lake, Jackson Co.,
who will reach the Goth anniversary
of their marriage on Monday.
The Board Of Supervisors will { on
vene next Monday.