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

IF Flickinger and family Sundayed
in Fremont.
J. H. Clark passed the school. va
cation at his home in Pontiac.
Miss Carrie Bilhimer has gone to
Alabama for the winter.
Miss Eta Williams is in Flint for a
visit of three or four weeks.
L. A. Todd Jr. came home from
Cadillac with the excursion party.
c. H. Kelsey and wife ate New
Years dinner at home in Jackson.
The TIMES job department has
turned out three Law briefs this week.
Will Mckenzie is smiling over the
advent Of a ten pound girl into his
family.
The week of prayer is being OBJ
served by the Baptist and NJ. E.
churches.
Mrs. Marguerite Dewitt, Of Middle
bury, died last Friday. Aged 10
years.
DR.. M. E. Knapp and wife, and
Stewart Beebe and wife Sundayed in
Fenton.
Woodward Bros. shipped three car
loads of furniture to New York this
week.
X. p. Bigelow, Owosso, is elected
one Of the directors Of the state travel.
ling mems association.
Woodward Bros. received volun.
tary orders for furniture from Texas
and Florida last week.
Wool growers peruse Geo. W..
.Stuart's article. Mr.. S. is one Of the
leading Democrats in Genesee Co.
A. NJ. Armstrong will close up his
grain business at Durand this week
and 60 to Ann Arbor for the winter.
Ernest Garder fell down the eleva.
tor shaft at Woodlands factory on
Wednesday and was quite badly
shaken up, but no bones broken.
Chas. Spoor. Miss Hattie Nichols,
G. z. Mutschell and wife, Of Ann
Arbor, were guests at the home of o.
F.Webster the first OF tho week.
We desire to have ALL Of our sub.
scribers call and pay up. II not con-
venient to settle at. this time please
call and say so. We need the money
due Us.
The Shiawassee Savings society at
its annual meeting on Monday even
ing re elected the following directors
for three years: D.. M. Estey, Phil
Fauth, N. A. Finch, Fred Osburn, C.
H. Cossitt.
The officers elect of the Congrega-
tional society for 1888 are: Trustees,
r. HI. Banister, Albert Todd; clerk,
G. d. Stewart; treasurer, c. f. Shat
tuck, collector, Geo. M. Dewey, Jr.
The TIMES notes the marriage, on
Dec. ~, 1887, at the Presbyterian
parsonage, in Howell, of A. F. Stran.
gle, Of Shlawassee township, and
Martha M. Whitaker, Of Howell, Rev.
Mr.. Service officiating.
Among the valuable publications
of the country is the Breeders Ga
zette published at Chicago. 1t is
weekly filled with well written articles
from prominent stock breeders and
a first class of editors. The Gazette
is finely illustrated, printed on book
paper. Subscription price $s.oo per
year; club rates at this Office. Call
and see sample copies.
The officers of the Congregational
Sunday School for the year are: Supt.,
E. 0. Dewey; Ist Asst. Supt, Mrs. N.
A. Finch; I'd Asst. SUIT, John Brooks:
secretary. Rena Smith; treasurer, Roy
Osburn; chorister, Grace Taylor; Or
gauist, Minnie Finch; librarian, Byron
Dawes; Supt. chapel school, Mrs. o.
Wells; Asst. Supt., Grace Stewart.
List Of advertised letters at Owosso
post Office for week ending Dec. 81,
1887: Robert Worden, Hugh Smith,
Mrs ID Anderson, Miss Kate Kuine,
Mrs L Jones, Rev ] M Feechs, Frank
Skiry, Charles A Dickson, Miss Bar
bara Day, James G Beddoe. Drops
Charles Schultz, Ed Rose.
Readers interested in the workings
of high and low tariffs in the various
civilized countries of the world, will
find An unusually readable discussion
OF the subject by Hon. David A.
Wells. under the title of "Govern.
mental Interference with Production
and Distribution" 10 the forthcom-
ing January number Df "The Popular
Science Monthly