The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
Miss Gertie Galusha is visiting at

Fenton.
Seventeen men are now employed
at the Bailey factory.
L. M. Daniels started for a visi,
Saturday with his family at Lockport
NY.
Miss Lillian Clark, of Albany, N.
Y, is visiting at the residence of Rev
Walton.
Come to the warm sugar social
next Tuesday evening a. the Baptist
chapel.
Dan. Waters returned Saturday
from two weeks visit at his home in
Lockport, N. Y.
The broom handle factory at Cor
unna is running again. Hope it may
have prosperous season.
c. S. Williams has purchased the
interest of Messrs. Stever in the firm
of Stever Bros. & Williams.
John Joslin will remove to Flint
next week where he has secured a
position with grocery firm.
No call for a Democratic city eau
Gus as yet. Are the "unterrifed"
badly scared by the present outlook?
w. E. Watson, late OF the firm of
Watson, Obert & Co., Bancroft was
in Owosso on Wednesday.
Correspondents will please send in
all articles by Wednesday of next
week as we wish to print on Thurs
day.
The Bailey Co. shipped broom
lathe to Petoskey parties Monday
making five they have manufactured
for the same firm.
Capt. Lannin of the Salvation Army
goes to Chicago rext Monday TO
attend FIVE days gathering of the
Army Of the northwest.
Old Mother Hubbard will appear
at Salisbury's opera house soon. Her
cupboard is bare but troop of thirty
little fairies will watch over her for
tunes.
The Livingstone Republican says
that Mr.. Charles Cole, of Parshalville
has leased his farm and will move TO
Owosso. And yet there is room for
all new corners.
Ann Arbor Courier; The T., A. A.
& N. M. road put on assplendid new
engine last week, making its first trip
Friday. 1t is large freight engine
and beauty.
Mother Hubbard's grand "Arab
band" is organizing and will be pre-.
pared to discourse sweet music upon
her appearance at Salisbury's opera
house in the near future.
Henry Irving, of Vermontville, has
been visiting with the family Of
Martin Cooper in this city during the
past week. He expects to sell his
farm and remove to Owosso about
May Ist.
The donation visit on Tuesday
evening to Rev. Thomas fowler, at
Corunna was very pleasant gather
ing, and the remembrance liberal
one as it ought to have been. Wish
we could have been in attendance.
Saginaw Herald: The $4,000 per
mile subscription asked for to build
the Toledo, Saginaw & Muskegon,
from Grcenville to Ashley, has been
raised, and the largest portion of the
right Of way donated.
Nora Brewer will certainly become
we'll known in Michigan. The
Scarlet fever item went the rounds
of the papers in Michigan and adjoin-
ing states, and now the same papers
mention her recent unfortunate acci.
dent.
Mr.. A. ]. Patterson, OF the National
hotel actually subscribed 5000 to the
fund for the entertainment of the
soldiers encampment not $500,
as reported, and that is much
more than fair proportion for him
TO pay.
The social given by the Carpenters
Union for the benefit of w. J.. Nc
Curdy, netted 5000, which was
turned over to him on Wednesday of
this week by George Charlton. Mr..
McCurdy desires to extend his heart
felt thanks to the members of the
Union and the citizens who assisted
him.
We wish 10 call tie ladies and
gentlemens attention to the beauti
ful store of q. X. Black, which has
just been newly papered and painted.
The designs and paper decorations
were made and furnished by the well
known firm of G.. w. Loring & Son,
and the work done by Beatty x Smith
The time has past and gone when
people have 10 60 away for ceiling
decorations.