The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-14
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Sunday in owosso. y, Hio' 81 " I
T.. NJ. Miller is at work in the Office OF the
Estey Mfg. Co. "so3
G.. A. Connor made a business "trip to
Detroit on Thursday o. o., sseos a.
j. j. Davis has Worn broad smile since
Tuesday. It's fine boy har1
w. II. G. social at G. A. II. hall this even
ing, supper from 8 to 8 o'clock. i' o'hoY
Full line of dress braiding patterns at Miss
Mullen's, Stewards Bank Block,
Mrs. Mary Crawford, of Quart, Ont, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. DIR. Mccormick.
ii. r. Tooley and family will soon leave
for Jacksonville, Fla, to spend the winter.
Miss Helen Manning will remain at tic
Battle Creek Sanltarium during the winter.
John Rubleman, of New Haven, was ac-
cdentally shot in the left arm on Sunday
last. u
ii. A. Mansfield, of Waltham, Mass, was
a welcome caller at THE TINES Office,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geer entertained party of
last evening. rLe4
j. L. Peters and wife are in Ohio, called
to Mr., Peters former home by the sickness
of his mother.
The High School Cadets are fixing up the
hall i'm the Williams block for an armory
and gymnasium.
Positively the finest line of mems neck
wear, muflers etc. at Roth's, four doors be-
low the postOffice.
Geo. NJ. Dewey has been at Jonesville,
Lansing and Vicksburg, on |. D. o. f.
business during the week.
Don't buy any diamonds, watches, clocks,
jewelry or silverware, until you examine
Pray's stock and prices.
DIR. G. Mccormick, was called to Elsie,
Wednesday evening, to see Mrs. w. b. Nc
Call, who is quite seriously sick.
The House of Representative passed the
direct tax bill on Wednesday. Michigan
will get several hundred thousand dollars.
Louis L'Hommedieu, of Chicago, is ore
of the clerks at the M. G. X. II. depot. He
lives in the Glidden house on Oliver street.
Gurdon d. Smith is authorized to receive
subscriptions for THE TINES and to collect
bills. He will make canvass of the cOun-
ty.
A wonderfully clean, neatly printed and
well edited paper is the Cadillac News and
Express. 1t bears the evidence of prosper
ity.
Brick arc being drawn to the Caskot
Works and in the spring we expect to see
the buildings rebuilt as they were before the
fire.
The Republican papers in Northern
Michigan are booming j. Byron .Judlkins, at
present Judge of the nineteenth Judicial
Circuit, as candidate for Supreme Court
Judge in April next.
The class of 80 seemed to think it nece-
sary to send to some place in Ohio to get
their invitations for the teachers reception
With four offices in Owosso il would seem
as though the job could have been KEPT at
home. 4
Married, in this city, by Rev. G. b. Spen-
Ger, Dee. II, 1888, Charles Claucherty, of
Bennington, and Minnie Putnam, of Sciota.
The couple are in Saginaw for brief bridal
trip, visiting Mr.. Claucherty's sister, Mrs.
Irwin Hickey.
Next Sunday is Quarterly meeting at the
Methodist church. Presiding Elder Rev.
Seth Reed will preach in the evening. Love
feast in the morning ut 9:45. The evening
discourse will be followed by the Holy
Communion.
On January LIST, Mr.. \. ID. Whipple, of
Battle Greek, will take the position of cash
Ter in the Second National Bank of this city.
The bank is TO be congratulated on securing
his services, and everyone will he glad TO
have Mr.. Whipple and wife return to Owes
so.
Cadillac Express: The first passenger
coach was pulled out on the extension of the
T. & A., going to the end of the line which
has reached distance of thirteen miles.
Quite party of Cadillac gentlemen went
out in company with the Messrs. Ashley,
by special invitation.
The Methodist Sunday school T. making
characteristic preparations for their Christ
mas exercises. The church will be decorat-
ed to represent home scene, where the
stocking will be hung up, and Santa Claus
will come down the chimney. There is
long, varied brilliant program in prcpara
ton.
Three boys, Wolff, Thompson and Hol-
brook became intoxicated at Chapins recent
ly. When Holbrook recovered he found
himself minus $12, and had Wolff and
Thompson arrested for the theft. Then the
parents of one of the youths had man
named Bates arrested for selling liquors to
minors and with another arrest pending the
affair has become quite complicated.
Holiday rates: Round trip excurson tickets
will be sold by the Michigan Central to all
stations on the Michigan Central system in
the United States and Canada, and to all
points OH the Canadian Pacific Railway
west of and including Toronto, at one and
one-third fare for the round trip. Tickets |
will be sold December Gath, 25th and 81st, |
1888, and January LIST, 1889, good going on |
day of sale only, and to return not later
than January Sd, 1889.
Owing to conflict with the State meetings |
of the various live stock associations, |
the date for the annual meeting of the Shia-