The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-28

Republican meeting at opera house
Saturday afternoon.
We need every dollar due us this
fall in order to pay our obligations
and be called honest; therefore pat.
rons VINO pay their debts can appre.
ciate our position and will call in and
pay their subscription promptly
Woodward & North have always
taken an interest in the county fair Ia
good example for some business
firms in the city, and this year mani
fest it by offering the following
unique special premium. To the
married couple who have lived with
each other the longest term OF years,
two chairs. All persons competing
to register at their display in floral
hall.
The Cleveland and Thurman BAN
ner in West Owosso across from the
Miller House gives prominence to
eight bandannas, while only two
small national flags are suspended.
The Coalmines' postoffice is to be
established next week with M. C.
Leavitt as postmaster. The name of
the Office is to be Kirby.
The exhibit of swine at the Flint
fair would have been slim had it not
been for Shiawassee county stock.
The 5. S. association Of Middle
bury and Owosso townships holds its
fall meeting at Burton, Sunday, Oct.
IA.
There should be full delegation
from every township at the Republic
can representative convention next
Monday.
Married, on Wednesday evening
of this week, Miss Edith c. Getman,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
II. Getmap, was united in marriage
to Mr.. William B Flickinger by
Rev. ]. Donnelly. The marriage
took place at the residence of the
brides parents in the presence of
few of the most immediate friends
of the bridal parties. The bride
was the recipient of a number of
beautiful presents from friends here
and in New York, her former home.
Next week Mr.. and Mrs. Flickinger
will go to Dakata in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Getman, where they
will hereafter reside. They have a
good many friends here who will re-
greet their departure from us, and
they carry with them the best of
wishes for a happy and prosperous
married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Nysewander
"opened wide" the doors of their
spacious home on Washington street
Wednesday evening, and rendered
in behalf of the Methodist society,
an informal reception to c. B Spen.
Ger and his estimabl, wife. Mr.
Spencer having been returned by the
Detroit conference to the Owosso
parish for another year a large. com.
pany assembled, despite the threaten.
ing weather, and gave them cordial
welcome, all uniting in the wish that
the coming year may bring abundant
rewards and happiness to them, for
their earnest and aggressive labors.
Charles Secord, of Owosso town
ship came to Owosso Thursday of
last week and while intoxi.
Gated attempted to return home
in the evening. When walking
along the track of the T. & A. A. r.
X. in the cut northwest of the Main
street crossing he was struck by the
south bound train of the T. S. & M.
and instantly killed, his body being
carried some distance by the engine.
Mr.. Secord leaves a wife and five
children almost unprovided for.
The Secord family has been a some
what unfortunate one, the father of
the present victir1 having commit
ted suicide few years since.
Miss M. E. Mullen has purchased
the exclusive agency for Owosso
OF the instantaneous process of stamp
ing and is prepared to do all kinds of
plain and fancy stamping, also to do
stamping for braiding patterns for
full length dress fronts. Hair dress
also done. No. 3 Bank block, up
stairs 90