The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-03

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fed those present that they have ar
ranged for his return to give an Xmas
entertainment. He has fine lot OF
pictures and gives a good entertain
ment.
"Gambling-its Methods and Con-
sequences" is the subject of SER
mon to be given to young men by
Rev. Thos. Stalker at the M. E.
church, next Sunday evening.
The finest hanging lamps in the
city at Observation-Disclosures old stand.
The annual meeting OF the direc-
tors of the county fair will be held at
the city hall on Monday next.
Mr.. Geo. Manning, cf Chesaning,
will pass the winter in Owosso at the
home of Mrs. Manning.
Harry Theirs, of Elsie, was in
Owosso Saturday.
John M. Potter, state agent for
that live daily, the State Republican,
was in Owosso Saturday working up
subscription list. Mr.. Potter was the
nominee Of the Greenbackers for
Congress in the sixth district this
fall but withdrew failing to secure
endorsement.
II you would be favorably remem-
bered for life time by Wife, Mother
Sister, or intended, select as present
for them one of those beautiful
"WHITE" Sewing Machines.
Miss Carrie Bilhimer has given up
her class in music on account of i'll
health.
Unclaimed letters for the week
ending Nov. 81, at the Owosso p. o.:
Garrett E. Smith, A. H. Ray, Rev.
Mr.. Marshall, New Home S. M. Agt,
Elmer E. Wiles, Thomas O'Brine,
Freddie Decker. Drops: Mrs. Mary
Owens, Fred Brendahl, Thomas BOWL
ing, L. w. GafTney, CD. Hunt.
A new time table went into effect
on the Il. x N. M. road on Sunday
last. Trains now leave Owosso as
follows: Going south at 9 a. m. and
6:3a p. M; north. 10 a. m., and TESS
p. m.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Buckminster died Monday
evening and was buried on Wednes-
day.
The "Holbrook" shoe is the best
every pair warranted. Sold bv ].
Collins.
A TIMES reporter dropped into the
new house of DR.. c. Mccormick, on
Exchange steet east, one day last
week and took look through the
building. 1t is not too much 10 say
that it is one Of the best arranged
and built houses in the city; the en-
tire building is heated by furnace,
each room has cold air ventilator,
and is supplied with gas. The par
lor is finished in hard pine, the sit
ting room in ash, and the dining
room in ash and walnut, making a
fine appearance. The contract for
building the house was taken by +.
S. Ingersoll, and has been completed
most satisfactorily to DR.. McCor-
mick, and reflects great credit on Mr..
Ingersoll both as an architect and
contractor.
Mrs. G.. Butterfeld and children
left for California Monday evening.
- The l.. A. S. of the NJ. E. church
will hold social at the residence of
H. H. Daniels, this Friday evening.
All invited
The term of postmaster Mead, of
Ovid, expires January 81, 1887.
Prof. c. w. Carman, of Lansing.
with ten scholars ct the high school,
passed Friday las, in this city, and
were entertained by the senior class
of our high school. The day was
most pleasantly spent in looking over
school buildings, the Gas works, the
Estey factory and the Casket factory.
The party pronounced the Estey fac.
tory and the Casket factory ahead of
anything in the factory line in Ian.
sing.
Come and buy a hanging lamp, on
Saturday, for $500 at Benedict's-
Beebe's old stand.
Frank Currier, the piano tuner,
will be at Shattuck's music store,
next Monday.
L. O. Christian put in two elegant
new show cases, Monday.
l.. A. Hamblin has been quite Sc.
riously sick this week, but is improv-
ing.
The residence Of M. l.. Stewart
took fire Tuesday evening from an
unfinished fire place, but was extin.
guished before much damage was
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