The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-02-17

See the new ad of Gould & Gould.
The TINES and the Detroit Tribune
one year for 81 IS.
Local election mutterings are be-
ginning to be heard.
L. e. Woodland was in Ionia on
business Wednesday.
The one fifth off sale al the Famous
ends Monday, Feb. CT
All kinds Of b printing promptly
done at The TIMES office.
Henry w. Seymore is elected to
Congress from the nth district.
Gratiot county falls in line for
county prohibition. Majority 1900
The firm OF Frain IL Melvin has
dissolved partnership, the former re-
firing
Equatorial America in Photo
graph" Feb. 40, for benefit of school
library.
MIR James Williams left Wednes-
day morning for trip to Florida and
Mississippi.
Geo. Nicholson sits up nights now
TO take care Of new baby boy, born
last FRIDAY evening.
Mr.. Ezra Bristol and BRIDE, of
SOuthheld. Oakland county, are
guests at the home Of n. l.. Lewis.
w. r. Chapel. Of Corunna, repres.
ented the X. Of II. lodge of that
place at the grand lodge in Detroit.
The NJ. f. pastor at Corunna, Rev.
J. B. Goss, was given an $87 dona.
ton by his people Wednesday even
ing.
G. J. Stuart, was in Detroit on
Tuesday and Wednesday attending
the Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Honor.
The Young Peoples society of
Christian Endeavor will give a social
at the home Of l. p. Gould on Friday
evening of next week.
The Clare County Cleaver sends
out as its first number in Vol. q, a 20
page paper-a credit to its proprietor
and the town, Harrison.
Chas. Russell, of Detroit, agent OF
the Connecticut Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, was in Owosso in the
interest Of his company on Tuesday.
DR.. Gooding will return from Chi
cago Feb. II, where she has spent
some time in hospitals and in chemi-
cal work, will be glad to see all Of
her friends on her return.
Dewey & Stewart have decided to
sell 20 head of their horses in the
combination sale to be held at
indianapolis in March. This stock
should be kept in Michigan.
Frank Melvin has formed a part
nership with w. l.. Berry, under the
firm name Of Melvin & Berry. The
firm will manufacture the road carts
patented last summer by Mr.. Melvin.
The cart is in our opinion one of the
best in the market. They already
have large number nearly finished.
Michael Maroney, brakeman on
the L. & n NJ. road was instantly
killed by the cars at Vernon last
Thursday evening. 1t is supposed
that in stepping from one car to
another he slipped and fell between
the cars. lis body was terribly mu-
tilated. His parents live just west of
the city. The funeral services were
held at the Catholic church last Sun
day. Rev. FIR. DOMAIN officiating.
Henry Leffiugwell, Of Bennington,
died very suddenly on Friday morn.
ing last. Mr.. Leffingwell was born
in Vermont in 1890; in 1861 was
married to Ester M. Kingsley, of New
York; in 1865 moved 20 Remington
where he resided until the time Of his
death. Mr.. Leffingwell was highly
respected by his neighbors and a
large circle Of acquaintance. His
funeral occurred on Monday under the
charge Of Owosso lodge No. 81. f.
& A. NJ, of which he was worthy
member. Rev. ID. w. STARTS preached
the funeral sermon.
Among the resolutions adopted at
the recent farmers institute was one
reading as follows:
ReSoiDeG, That our thanks are
hereby given TO the President for the
able, dignified and prompt manner in
which he has conducted the various
exercises of this meeting"
Our compositors in setting the type
for the same, made the resolution
read president of the Agricultural
College thus destroying the mean
ing of the resolution and doing a
great Injustice to Rev. &. M. Reynolds
who presided over the deliber-
ations Of the institute and did not a
little TO make it the success it was.
THE TINES feels called upon TO make
this correction 10 do justice both to
Mr.. R. and itself
Circuit Court.