The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-06

The Supreme Court will not con
vene until next week.
The Mich. Inftig will hold It's an
nual reunion at Grand Rapids, Jan
IL.
Prosperous and full of vim the Pom
tiac Gazette enters its 4Sth volume
this week,
The Y. N. c. A. held its frs,
meeting in their new room Wednes'
day evening.
Miss Fanny Mead was in Ann Ar
Dor The first of the week, guest OF the
Misses Laid.
The Maple River Temperance and
Reform Society has postponed its
regular meeting until Sunday Jan. IS,
The Estey Mfg. Co. has been lay.
ing new floor in the lower story Of
their machine department this week.
We have received a circular an.
nouncing the fact that Frank A. Rob,
bins circus will visit Owosso during
the summer.
w. X. Tillitson left California on
Thursday morning. AT St. Louis,
Mo-, he will be joined by his
daughter, Miss Abbie.
]. B. Perry was slightly injured at
the Woodard sactory on Monday by
a piece CT wood which he was turning
breaking and striking him in the face.
The University Glee Club will give
an entertainment under the auspices
Of the Home Mission, Band of The
Congregational church in the near
future.
Lansing Republican: "Miss Tillie
Aberle who has been for so many
months confined to sick room, has
so much recovered that she is able
to ride out
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Osburn, Wednesday afternoon, a son.
The new conner weighed just oA
pounds, and the parents have our
congratulations.
Misses Fannie Jones, Edith Knapp,
Emma Crow, Nettie Matlock and
Messrs. James Upham and Daniel
Waters attended New Years ball
at Fenton Monday evening.
John Purves, foreman Of the The
TINES Office, was called to Toronto,
Canada, Monday by dispatch an
nouncing the death of his mother.
He was accompanied by his brothers,
Alex, Peter and 10.
The employees at Woodard's mill
presented their foreman, T. M. Wiley,
on New Years day with an elegant
Odd Fellows pin and a box OF
cigars. Tom is q favorite with the
men employed in the mill and is
greatly pleased with his gift.
Com. Wiley has made the follow
ing appointments for Quackenbush
Post for the year: Adjutant. o. S.
Smith; Sargeant-Major, w. r. Smith;
Quartermaster-Sargeant, w. II.
Boyce.
We have received a copy of the
Michigan Almanac for 1888, published
by the Detroit Tribune Co. 1t is a
valuable Michigan hand book, con-
tanning statistics and information re-
lating to public business.
Michigan Farmer: Jefferson &
Branch, of WILLIAMSON, Ingham
county, have sold the young tretting
stallion Claypoleon, bred by them,
sired by Louis Napoleon 2o7, dam
Lady Emma, BY G. M. Clay Jr., by
Cassius NJ. Clay. He is a bay, stands
I6 hands, foaled in 1884, and of much
promise. Price paid, $3.50.
The officers of Star of Hope Lodge
No. 76, Daughters of Rebekah, and
Owosso Lodge No. 80, I. %. o. F.,
will be installed on Tuesday evening
Jan. 10th. The installation will be
public to the families of all Odd Eel
lows. After the installation a supper
will be served by the sisters, for the
benefit Of the building fund. Cost
10 cents.
Detroit Journal: "Shiawassee coun.
ty votes on county prohibition Janu.
"a. This county rolled up 1879
against The saloon at the last election;
the city of Owosso went 63 majority
against the amendment, but the indi.
cations are that Shiawassee will be a
prohibition county. and the temper.
ance people are working like beavers
to carry the day. The saloon keep.
ers expect to close up, and are. not
buying large bills Of "wet goods"
Wyoming Co. IN. w. Times:
"Francis Labadie's dramatic company
gave an excellent entertainment in
Irving Opera House on Thursday
evening presenting the play "No.
body's Child" to good house.
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