The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-31


Ed Taylor, OF Bay City. and ]. W.
Thprne, OF East Saginaw, were in
Owosso for Christmas.
We are pleased to say that Miss
Carrie Bilhimer, who has been rustl
eating for the past month is SO much
improved in health that she will take
up her class in music again.
Letters advertised at the Owosso
p. D. for week ending Dec. IS, 1886:
Joseph Warner, Arson Shuster, VIM
Mortimer. Mrs B J Ross. Mr. c w
Workman, Henry Kendrick, Adam
Hames, Mary Gariepy, S w Couver.
w B. Milliken, Frank Wyler. Drops:
Dan Willard, Mr. l. Regina, Joseph
Rhodes.
The exhibition made by Messrs.
Bowers & Goodyear at their Exchange
street market on Christmas day would
be hard to beat anywhere. The car
casses of three yearlings, two steers
and heifer, was as fine looking beef
as we ever saw. The three, alive,
weighed 1890 pounds. They were
wonderfully fat, and the man who
gets roast out of them will have
feast good enough for any epicure.
Besides these fine specimens, there
was some nice young porkers, extra
nice mutton, and an eight weeks old
calf, that could not be excelled in
any market. The market was neatly
trimmed, and the display of eatables
in addition to those enumerated de-
cidedly tempting, and their patrons
could not fail to be pleased with the
attractions placed before them. The
yearlings referred to were reared and
fatted by Edgar Pearsall, of New
Haven.
Charlie Hilton won second money
in a fast race at San Francisco on
Saturday last. Hilton is great cam
paigner.
The old plantation melodies seem
to strike popular chord in the hearts
of the people. Again and again were
they greeted with thunders of APP
plause. No concert was ever more
enjoyed by our people Denver Tri-
bune.-At Salisbury's opera house,
Jan. 4, 1887.
Mr.. S. S. Cook, noted cheese
maker, of Ohio, and his family will
spend New Years with his brother ir-
law, w. M. Giles, of Caledonia.
Married, at the residence of C..
Moessner, in Chesaning, Christmas
day, Dec. IS, 1886, by Rev. ]. X.
Pontius, Mr.. Charles Grennewald,
and Sophia Moessner, both OF Owos-
so.
The Xmas exercises at the several
churches were unusually successful.
AT the Baptist large amount Of pro.
vision was received at the door as an
entrance fee, which was distributed
among the worthy Of the city. The
Congregational S. S. sent New
Years box to the S. S at Mcmillan.
Mr.. c. De w. Brewer, well known
to quite number of Owossoites, is
now assistant editor of the Sunday
School Times, Philadelphia.
Samuel Hadden was found guilty
of murder in the second degree and
on Monday sentenced by Judge Jos
lin to State Prison at Jackon for IS
years. 1t will be remembered that
he killed his father at Byron last
fall.
Mrs. ohm Mabin, of this city re-
ceived among her Christmas presen.s,
a horse, phaetop, cutter, gold mount
ed harness, robe, whip, ETC., in fact, Il
complete outfit.
Frank Casey, Dakota, is visiting at
the home Of w. X. Tilloson.
Hon. VIM. Ball and Robt. Gibbons
are to read papers at the forthcoming
sheep breeders meeting.
The bridge case Of Woodbury. VS..
Owosso city is No. 10 on the Supreme
Court docket, January term.
Married, by Rev. Geo H. Wilson,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Thompson, corner OF Saginaw aud
Exchange SITS. Dec. 20, Harvey ].
Hudson, of Galena, Ind, and Miss
Cora H. Epley, of Owosso. AS Miss
Epley has but recently come to the
city, there was no wedding given, but
a few friends and relatives were pres.
ent at very delcately conducted
informal reception during which the
parties were united
A very pleasant wedding party
assembled ut the residence of G.. S.
Williams, Ball ST., on Wednesday
afternoon, the 10Th, to witness the
marriage of &. II. Kelsey, one of
Owosso's prosperous and most enter
prising business men, and Lizzie NJ.
Coolidge, Rev. G.. II. Wilson per-
fnryuiy,0 the rarsp,Npy Cnac,s ,.aro