The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-20

Mrs. S. S. Pulfer, Of New Lothrop,
was buried on Sunday. Aged SO
years.
The Genesse conference Of Con-
gregational churches will be held at
Highland on Tuesdayand Wednesday
next. Rev. r. R. Davies will attend.
The City Clerks Office will be in
the building on Main street, formerly
occupied a. law Office by ]. w.
Turner. VIII Burhans will be duputy
clerk.
All persons having business to do
with the Shiawassee Savings and Loan
Association are requested to call
upon the deputy secretary Frank Law.
renee.
The Board Of Supervisors on Mon
day paid Supervisor A. i. Crane, Of
Rush, a fine compliment by re elect
ing him chairman by a vote Of II TO
A scattering.
Inspection of officers in Alger
Camp S. of V. on Friday evening Of
next week. Col. Hall, OF Hillsdale,
will be present. Neighboring camps
are invited to be present.
The Y. M. G, A. will give literary
and musical entertainment at their
association hall this Friday evening.
A general invitation is extended to
the people Of Owosso to attend.
Congressman Mark Brewer on
Thursday last presented petitions
against the Mills wool tariff bill from
ATS citizens Of Michigan, of whom
$50 were Shiawassee county residents.
Theo. A. Metz, leader of the 81.
Perkins orchestra will bring his orch
estra to 'Owosso next Monday and
give a select dance ia Wesner's hall.
The party will be III. u class in every
respect. The music fine.
The State meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Societies will be held at
Lansing on Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week. Miss Nellie Turner
and Miss Lizzie Comstock will rep
resent the Owosso society.
Corunna Independent: The Man
sard house changed hands last Mon.
day. Mr.. d. Wait, gentleman long
and favorably known to the travelling
public, taking possession. Mr.. and
Mrs John Wallace will, however, con-
tinue to live in the hotel.
Bancroft MISUNDERSTANDING may
have a republican supervisor as long
as Austin Trowbridge will consent to
run for the office.-M. V. B. Wixom
of North Newburg, is preparing to
start a railroad show. One of his
cars arrived here last Sunday.
Thirteen Ashley business men met
last Thursday evening and organized
Business Mems Association under
the direction of o. F. Jackson, Pres.
dent of the Ithaca B. M. A. About
a dozen others are expected to join
at the next meeting. Morris Netzorg
was elected President and Geo f.
Clutterbuck, Secretary.
Lyons Herald:-Mr. and Mrs. III.
II. Hall went to Owosso yesterday,
where they may make their future
home. Mr.. Hall has purchased a
grocery store in that thriving city
with fine patronage already worked
up and will doubtless do we'll. We
regret to lose Mr.. Hall from our
business fraternity, but trust the
change may be to his advantage.
Perry Sun:--While crossing The
track in front of the o'clock
through freight, which she failed to
see, Mrs. Chas. Taylor slipped and
would have fallen under the train on
Tuesday afternoon had it not been
for the timely assistance Of William
Baleman who pulled her away just in
time to save her. AS it was the drive
wheel caught her dress and tore quite
a large piece out OF it.
Tecumseh Herald: One Of the
most enterprising and prosperous
towns in Michigan Is Owosso. The
town has live Business Mems AssO.
citation, which is on the watch for
every kind of enterprise that can be
induced to locate there. The place
gave the Toledo, Ann Arbor &
Northern Railway $4,000 to locate
their shops there and that company
is now putting in plant that will
cost over $aoo,ooo when completed.
And now the town has secured a
branch of the New York Iron Bridge
and Machine Works. There is no
valid reason Why Tecumseh might
not accomplish similar good results
with Business Mems Association to
look after her interests.