The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-26

Water works still continue to b,
the all absorbing topic Of converse
ton.
Bro. Austin, OF the Elsie Sun
warmed himself by our fire Wednes
day morning, and made a fraterna
call.
II. b. Dewey attended the meeting
of the Republican congressional com
mittee, at Saginaw, Monday.
The University students came
home for Thanksgiving.
Bernard Comfy, township treasurer
of Hazelton, was a caller at this office
Tuesday, and sensibly left an order
for his tax receipts; as also did Ru-
dolph Colby, of Shiawassee.
Rev. Donnelly attended the Bible
Conference at Chicago, being in at.
tendance week. He returned Tues
day.
Rev. Wilson was called to Chesan-
ing Wednesday, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Chapman.
Mrs. c. A. Osborn and daughter,
Miss Clara, are visiting in Grand
Rapids
Rev. ]. Donnelly will deliver his
second lecture on great leaders in
moral reforms, next Sunday evening;
subject, "GeoTge Whitefeld, the Cos
mopolitan Preacher"
Bro. James +. Stephens, of Bay
City, the reliable and popular agent
of the Odd Fellows Herald, published
at Bloomington, Ill.,, spent some days
the past week in this city, and was
welcome visitor at the home of We
editor.
The K. +. band will give their sec.
ond Promenade Concert at their hall
on Tuesday evening, Nov. goth. 1t
is expected that Wah Lee will render
solo on the "Phneumatic," on
which instrument he is an artist.
Everybody turn out and have a big
time. Admission only 10 cents.
Concert begins at 8, standard.
Will Todd left for Mckenzie,
Tenn, yesterday morning, where he
will pass the winter looking after Al
bert Todd's stave business.
Fred Wildermuth has another large
addition to his hotel up and enclosed
and will soon have it finished. He
has also put in a $1,000 steam heating
plant, the work on which was done
by Byerly & Common.
c. II. Kelsey took his Thanksgiving
dinner under the parental roof in
Jackson.
+. p. Waldron Of St. Johns, has so
far recovered from his long sickness
as to be able to get out last Saturday
for the first time.
Mrs. VIM. Grove, of this city, died
at the family residence on Sunday
morning last, after sickness of four
weeks; aged nearly. so years. Mrs.
Grove was native OF Ireland, but
had lived in this country many years.
For eight years she was matron of
the County House, in which position
she earned county reputation for
neatness and skillful management.
She leaves husband, TWO sons and
daughter TO mourn her loss. The
funeral services occurred on Tuesday
and were conducted by Rev. Wilson,
assisted by Rev. Donnelly.
Several articles are crowded out of
this issue on account; Of our employees
having had a day "off" yesterday.
Among the articles are Mr.. French's
reply to Rev. Stalker, and an account
of the great Chicago fat stock show.
G. r. Lyon has sold his matched
carriage team to f. X. Hutchins, OF
Detroit, for $500. This was one of
the finest teams in Shiawassee county,
and besides being good-lookers are
well-bred, being Napoleon aud Gavin
stock. Mr.. Fl. has team which will
attract attention among the many
good ones in Detroit
Morris Osburn and A. EvenS left
for California and Washington Terri,
tory on Wednesday.
Have you seen the "Arabain Link"
in the show window OF the Famous?
Two trains on the d. l. & N.
railroad collided at St. Louis on the
23rd, doing damage to the amount of
$4,000. Amoung those injured was
A. NJ. Sanford formerly of the city.
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