The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-13
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. L. McHardy and daughter
left for California, Tuesday.
A fine eating house--the hotel at
Durand in charge OF Mr.. Thomas.
Miss Mamie Holland. of Hender
son, was the guest of Miss Edna Con-
verse over Sunday.
Albert Todd and s. E. Parkill
were in Ann Arbor on Wednesday
investigating the electric light ques.
ton.
The registration board of Gale
donia township will meet on Saturday
next.
Mrs. Geo. Shipman, an old resident
of Caledonia died very suddenly
"Wednesday morning.
George Roysworth was, on Satur-
day, appointed post master at New.
berg, Shiawassee county.
A. J. Winslow, of East Saginaw,
visited with Owosso friends the first
of the week.
The brick work on the L. & A. A..
machine shops was commenced on
Monday.
Mr.. Horne sang "Tell her love
her So" in a rich tenor voice, and
was vociferously recalled.-New
York World
Mr.. Horne sang his numbers with
elegance and finish, and was erthusi
astically applauded after each selec-
tion.-Detroit Free Press. With the
Muiin Concert Co., Saturday even
ing.
Dec. 28th, Rev. A. L. Waterman
united in marriage, William Cole
and Polly A. Fuller, both of Shiawas-
see tow nship.
Marion Reed, OF Vernon, one of
our best known citizens and lead
ing Odd Fellow was stricken with
paralysis one day last week, and is
not expected to recover.
Ovid Register: Frank B. Everhart
has sold his farm Of 100 acres in
Middlebury to Geo. Purdey, of Yates
county, N. Y, and has taken in ex-
change Mr.. P.'s New York farm of
100 acres.
All Post Masters have received in
struction from the department to
collect one cent and affix a postage
due stamp for that amount on all
advertised letters before delivering
them to their claimants.
Russell Dietrich has leased the bar
Der shop of G.. Jackson and will take
possession next Monday. "Rus" will
run the shop with first class men and
endeavor to maintain the present.
reputation of the place for goon work
Rev. H. c. Beals, of Plymouth, for
l., years state superintendent Of Bap
fist missions, died at his home on
Sunday, aged Sc years. He was we'll
known in Owosso, having preached
here several times. Rev. Donnelly
attended the funeral on Tuesday.
The following numbers drew the
prizes at Christian & ,Loring's: 3Ios,
the clock, held by Charles Rowe, OF
Owosso 1890, the SIS album held
by C.. Black, Morrice. 4644, the
silver jewel case, held by S. w. Beebe,
Owosso. 437s, silver cake basket,
not claimed yet. aoaS. the 81 album,
held by Ella Quinn, Of Owosso.
!. Frank A. Decker, of Fairfield, was
tried before Justice Baldwin, on Mon.
day, on charge Of assaulting Luther
Leavitt, OF the same town. The trial
attracted the attention Of a large
number Of the people Of the town.
The jury failed to agree and the case
was set down for trial next Monday.
Pros. Atty. Smith appeared for the
people and Frank Watson for the de-
fendent.
Letters advertised at Owosso post
Office for week ending Jan. 2, 1855:
Martin Walch, w Fl Taylor, Hattie
Watson, Mabel Myres, John Clamy,
Archia Roosa (a). NJ d House, Mrs
lane Harrison. VIM Losanbel, f A
Mann. Geo Paine, Edward Olnnstead.
Drops-Mrs A Giles, Lewis Wright,
Paddock Slater, lab Jese. rhos Con
ley, Charles Houser, J Oscar. For
eign--John X Wright, Mrs Ella Carr.
It's requested that all who are in
terested in making the coming Far
mer's institute at Owosso success,
will contribute small exhibits of grain,
grasses, fruit, vegetables or anything
that will be appropriate and OF in
terest. These contributions will be
arranged in Opera Hall and looked
after by the committee on exhibits.
Articles for exhibition can be left at
the store Of w. II. Bigelow any time
nrevions to the opening day Jan 3Ist..