The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-17

Inc cxCellent TICKET nominated To-
day by the Republican county con-
vention, we have placed at the head
of our columns. We will publish the
official proceedings Of the convention
next week, but have no space for any
comments today.
Mr. Chas. w. Reed has bought out
the grocery business of his brother
Alphonso Reed.
Mrs. w. X. Tillotson has arrived
home from her trip to Europe.
Mr.. Grant North has sold his resi-
dence on Cedar street, and has moved
into Mrs Henry Woodlands new house
on Michigan Avenue.
The stationary engineers will give
their annual ball on Thursday Of
next week at X. OF l.. hall. A state
convention will be held during the
afternoon.
Mr.. 0. w. Stebbins and bride left
for their southern home on Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Reed City aggregation downed
the Owosso club to-day by score of
FL to 10.
Mr.. R. Chaffin has removed from
Pittsburg to Corunna, to engage in
selling milk in that place and Owosso.
R. Trevellick, Esq, will speak for
the Union State ticket at Fireman's
Hall, next Monday night.
Died, Sept. IS, 1886, Jay, youngest
child and only son of J. B. and Mary
A. M'Call, of West Owosso, aged two
years, II months and 26 days.
At the Caledonia Republican eau.
Gus, on Wednesday. J. f. Bilhimer,
E. G. Hawkins, H. w. Bigelow and
E. d. Vanderkarr, were elected dele
gates to the county convention.
Paul Roth is improving, slowly.
Arthur Patterson is ill with fever.
Mr.. M. L. Stewart now lights his
home with gas.
BY the death of J. A. Thomson, II.
w. Bjgelow has been appointed town
ship agent, for Caledonia, by the ex.
ecutive board of the Shiawassee
Mutual Fire Insurance company.
See e. J. Stuart's new ad. in this
weeks issue.
Alex. Purves, of Burton, left Tues.
day for Malvern, Ont, to visit under
the parental roof, and take in the
Industrial Exposition, at Toronto.
Ladies, if you want good fitting,
good looking, fine kid shoe call and
examine the "Holbrook" at J. Col
lin S.
Every farmer in Shiawassee county
has something worthy to be exhibited
at the county fair. Be on hand and
help make big show.
The Toledo, Ann Arbor & North
ern r. r. will sell tickets from all
points on its line north of Owosso, to
Lansing and return at one fare for
the round trip, during the week Of
the Central Michigan Fair, Sept. 81
Oct /.
]. S. Hoyt left Monday morning
for Coleman, this state, where he is
to take charge of a store of general
merchandise.
Married, by Rev. Geo. H. Wilson,
at the residence of the brides parents
on Main street east, Sept. 18th, Harry
G. Osburn, of Chicago, and Matilda
d. Laubengayer, Of this city. Quite
a large company witnessed the cere.
mony and expressed their well wishes
by substantial and expensive presents
and did justice to sumptous wedding
breakfast. Aside from about three
persons, all those present were related
to the families. The young couple
went to Detroit on the evening train,
and will return later to Chicago,
where Mr.. Osburn's business is. This
takes from Owosso another of her
most brilliant daughters.
Bring something to the Fair.
Register Finch has recovered from
his illness.
Married by Rev. ]. K. Pontius, on
the 18th inst, at the Evangelical Par
sonape, Owosso, Mr.. VIM. DeFreun
to Miss Sophia Hurley, both of West
Haven.
Merritt Moore, of Ionia, was in
Owosso Thursday.
H. l.. Lewis is reported to be very
sick.
Charles A Towne, formerly OF
this city, is the Republican candidate
for Circuit Court Commissioner of
Marquette county.
Mr. Jas. Cummin, of Corunna, is
very low, not expected to live long.