The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-02-03

Ut. James Ituley, OF new fctk,
Feb. IS, at Opera hall.
The Merell has had a big run of
commercial men this week.
Bruce Buckmnster has been seri
ously sick for the past week.
Albert Todd and family left for
Milan, Tenn, on Wednesday,
Fl. H. Glidden parsed Sunday at
home, returning to Chicago, Monday.
Editor Brown, of the Mt. Pleasant
Tribune, was in Owosso on Monday.
F. E. Gates is in Indiana doing
some work for the Michigan Seed Co.
The leap year party was a grand
success, ABOUT 40 couples attending.
S. Lamfrom is in Cleveland this
week looking after his property in-
terestS.
Bro. Smith, of St. Louis Repub-
lican, made us a fraternal call on
Monday.
A corner entrance and plate
glass front is being put in Salisbury
Bros store.
Messrs. +. X and W. L. Copper,
of Denver, were in Owosso, Wednes
day, buying furniture.
All year old son of Albert Jen-
nings, of New Haven, was killed on
Tuesday by falling tree.
The fourth entertainment under
the auspices Of the O. l.. L.-Dr.
Hedley Feb. IS Hear him.
7. w. Hubbard, Of Bennington, has
been re. elected vice president of the
American Berkshire Association.
Married. by Rev. ]. Donnelly, in
this city. Feb. 1, Nh. James Ellis, of
Owosso. and Miss Nellie Coake, OF
Owosso.
Owosso people in common with the
public generally enjoyed fine view
of the eclipse of the moon on Satur
day evening.
Ingham county "went dry" by
over 5000 majority on Tuesday.
Otsego county also voted local option
by small majority.
The case of the people VS. Witham
for slandering Mrs. Ferris, was tried
before Justice Gale at Corunna on
Monday and resulted in a disagree
ment Of the jury.
The thanks of THE TINES are ten
dered Hon. ]. H. Gallanger, Hon. II.
w. Blair, Hon. T. w. Palmer and the
Secretary of the Treasury, for valu-
able public documents.
Washtenaw county will vote on
local option Jan. a7 1t is expected
the vote will be close, as this is one
of the counties in which the Amend.
ment was voted down.
". G.. Lanning, secretary of the
County Board of School Examiners.
under the new law, is visiting the
schools of the county, and reports
them in good condition.
The case Of the people vs.. Brcphy
and others on charge Of malicious
injury to the buildings of Mrs Gage,
of Corunua, is being tried before us.
tice Gale at Corunna to day.
A meeting of the Republicans of
the city was held at the office OF
Watson & Chapman on Monday
evening tor the purpose oil organizing
a Young Mems Republican club. L..
p. Gould was chosen chairman of the
meeting and F. n. Watson secretary.
Committees were appointed TO draft
constitution, solicit members, etc.
Another meeting will be held next
Tuesday evening.
The undersigned committee hav-
ing secured the services of Prot. X.
Gould, music teacher, have or
ganized singing convention at
School district No. Owosso, to
continue 10 days in succession, to
close witt, concert on Thursday
evening Feb. 9th. Admission 10
and 40 cents. Committee of arrange
menls: Bert T.aunstein, Oliver Laun-
stein and Geo. Winkler.
Revival services still are continued
al Baptist Church. Charles ) Bull
ock breaches every evening and con-
ducts Bible Reading every alter
noon at $500 Mr.. Bullock is fine
singer and makes gospel singing a
feature of his meeting. Quite a num-
her have already signi6ed desire TO
enter upon christian life. The
meetings will be continued next week.
No meetings Saturday. The meet.
,nqs are ali open to the public :