The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06

crop OF advertisers.
W. Partridge will soon start milk
route. See his large ad.
Pray, the jeweler has just received
line of Aurora watches. Call and
see them.
Local news is short this week on
account of pressure OF election and
Q her business.
A lot for sale in Stewards addition.
Inquire at this Office. Will be sold
on terms TO suit purchaser.
Annual shearlng of the Shiawassee
county Sheep Breeders association
at Corunna, April 10 and 40.
Married, by the Rev. c. B. Spencer
March 81, Christopher ID. Amos, of
Rush. and Olive Post, Of New Haven.
Geo. ID. Moreau, of Corunna, has
purchased three lots on Dewey &
Stewards addition ana will erect
three houses thereon.
Married, by Rev. J. Donnelly, at
the Baptist parsonage, March aoth, Mr..
Charles Schroeder and Miss Dell
VanWagoner, both of Owosso.
N. M. Smith, of Durand. has been
granted pension. He is survivor
Of the Mexican war. His claim
should have been allowed years ago.
LIP. Gould has purchased the
family homestead on the corner of
Washington and Oliver streets and
will in few days remove into the
house.
Rev. r. R Davies began his labor
as pastor of the Congr gational
church on Sunday last. He will oc-
cupy l.. p. Gould's residence on Pine
street.
The quarterly meeting Of the Ma.
pie River Temperance attn Reform
Society will be held at the Maple
River Baptist church on Sunday,
April 9th At o'clock.
The Council on Wednesday even
ing voted to pay Mr.. E. Virgins a
bonus Of $500 to establish canning
factory in Owosso. All kinds Of
fruit and vegetables will be used.
Married, by Rev. J. Donnelly,
Wednesday evening, April 4th. at the
residence OF Mr.. Henry w. Robbins,
Mr.. Charles HI. Robbins and Miss
Maggie Dennison, both of Owosso.
The Republicans in Chesaning
made clean sweep on Monday,
electing the entire township ticket.
c. w. Hopkins, formerly OF Owosso,
was elected treasurer, by a majority
ofs3.
The Young Peoples Society oil
Christian Endeavor of the Congrega-
tional church will hold q social at the
residence Of Oliver Smith on Mason
street east next Friday evening, April
r3th.
Next Wednesday evening Rev. FIR
I DOMAIN will deliver an address a,
i opera house, under the auspices Of
n the X. of L., on the subject, "Need
of Organization OF Labor" Admis
sion free and all invited.
Parties from Detroit were ir
Owosso Monday and went to the
Essig farm and made arrangements &c
sink shaft. Work will commence a,
once and the prospect is that Goa
will be found in short time.
Mrs. Emeline Marshall, of Potter
Vile, Eaton county, died quite sud-
denly on Wednesday morning at tn,
home of her daughter Mrs. G.. F
Robinson, in this city, aged 60 years
Mrs. Marshall was here on a visit, ant
was sick but short time. She wa!
the mother of ten children, who sur
vive her, one of them being Mrs. ]
Terrill, of this city. Her death wa
was caused by Bright's disease. TIL,
remains were taken to Pottervile fo
burial on Thursday. Mrs. M is spok
en- of as a kind and affectionate lad,
anu InOinSIs
The annual reunion and banque
of the Owosso High School Alumni
Association was held at the Merel
on Friday evening Of last week
Fifty seven Of the members we're pres
ent. An elegant supper was served
after which a literary program con.
sisting Of eight toasls was given. A
the business meeting the following
officers were elected for the ensuin
year: Pres, f. III. Clark; Vice Pres
Blanche Mahaney; Sec, Ora Shanafel'
Treas, Geo. M. Dewey IT,; Executiv
Committee, Misses Anna Bartren
ALA Bryan, Josie Collier, Mrs.
I. Davis and Geo. f. Bailey.