The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20

L. X. Merell Sundayed at home.
Rev. w. S. Ament is in the city.
Renew your subscription at once,
DR.. Goddard was in Owosso, Tues
day.
IF. Guile has been home this
week.
Mrs. Phil. Black is visiting relatives
and friends in Flint.
Mortimore Cowles, of Lansing,
was guest of Ira Merell, Wednesday.
E. A. Todd and Mayor Calkins
have been on the sick list during the
week.
The Mansard House, Corunna, is
WE'LL managed and has good run of
patronage.
c. HI. Cessit and w. H. Bigelow
have been in Grand Rapids during
the week ATTENDING the Grand Chap
ter r. A. M.
The grand lodge F. & A. M. meets
in Saginaw next week. Frank Ever
will represent Owosso lodge.
There are 1904 registered voters in,
the city-a chance for the Board of
Registration TO remove some names
10 morrow.
N. M. Pray has decided to remove
his jewelry stock from the store of E.
l.. Brewer into a part of the building
occupied by the M. S. M. & O. Co.
The first person to get the bounty
provided for the killing of English
sparrows, was J. H. Thorn, of this
city, who brought 81 heads to the
Clerks office on Saturdo".
Perry Sun: The School Board have
found il necessary TO employ the
fourth teacher TO assist the corps at
bur school, and accordingly Llewe.yn
Harrington has been duly installed
to that position.
Cadillac Democrat: 1t is probable
that a survey for the Toledo, Ann
Arbor & Cadillac line will be made
soon from this city to Frankfort. The
building of The line is as certain as
can be, and this year will see it done,
or the Democrat is no prophet.
Rev. J. Donnelly will begin special
evangiistc services in the Baptist
church next Sunday. He will be
assisted by G.. S. Bullock, we'll known
in this and other states. The meet.
ings are open to the public. and a
cordial invitation is extended to all
Chesaning Argus: Charley Quigley
while at work in Estey's furniture
factory at Owosso Wednesday, acct
IDENTITY let his left hand come in/con.
tact with a small circular saw severing
the end of his thumb and fore6nger.
He is now laying off and visiting with
his Chesaning friends.
A reliable and intelligent farmer
of Rush, having business in Detroit
for several weeks, attended the great
IL off advertised sales OF clothing to
buy suit, but found he could do
better in Owosso, and boughth a
suit at the reliable double store, Os
burn & Sons
Since Jan. IL, Deputy County
Clerk Chapel has issued marriage
licenses to to Arthur ]. Davis and
Mary A. Whaley, both of Morrice;
Edwin ID. Kirby and Jessie M. Kin
ney, both Of Caledonia; John A
Drake Jr., AID Florence Eveleth,
both of Corunna; hubert A. sander
hoof and Louisa c. Schmidt, both Of
Owosso.
This afternoon the moon will be
eclipsed, beginning at 3:27 p. m.
The moon enters the earth's shadow
before sunset, but when the total
eclipse begins il will be dark enough
to watch Its progress. The moon
will not be entirely lost to sight when
totally immersed in the earth's dark
shadow. She will shine family with
lurid, copper colored light, thus
giving an unearlhly aspect to the
surrounding landscape.
The musical convention at the NJ.
f.. church, at Henderson, Prof. X.
Gould, conductor, will close with a
pubic concert on Tuesday evening,
Ian. a4th. A small admission fee
will be charged to defray church and
other expenses Mr.. Gould came to
MS we'll recommended as a music
teacher, and has sustained his vel
deserved reputation, and we would
recommend him to all places wishing
TO be advanced in music. Committee
of arrangements, John Dean and
VIM. Bunting