The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-27

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visited with friends in this city re-
Gently. -a.s ,,is f. ,fs. strs
Jared Yost and wife OF Ferrysbure
Mich, visited in the city, Sunday,
week-proceeding on their way to
Detroit the day following. ~
M. Phillips and Chas. Spring are
the happy fathers of bouncing baby
boys Of recent arrival.
Mrs. c. P. Hall and Mrs. E. B.
Converse are convalescent.
A IL pound girl arrived at the
home OLA. Cooper Friday last.
Mason Wood is making extensive
improvements on his residence on
Main street.
Mrs. Jno. Brooks and daughter
speM Sunday with relatives and
friends at Bay City.
DR. G. p. Hill and wife visited q
few days last week with the Dr's.
parents at Dansville Mich.
Rev. +. M DOMAIN made flying
business trip to Detroit, Thursday.
Married at St. Mary's Catholic
church Tuesday a. m, by the Rev.
FIR. DOMAIN, VIM. Murphy and Miss
Maggie Maroney, both Of this city.
His Ma, his cousin, Miss May p.
Black of Chicago and Andrew l.
Thomson promising young attorney
of Bay City visited with ye cores.
pendent over Sunday.
Carl Parmely is round about again
after an unfortunate experience with
a balky horse. Carl acknowledges
that positive experience with two
legged animals will make man sad
der and wiser speedily.
Simon Petit and wife left Owosso
Wednesday to enter into again the
joys and sorrows Of farm life on Mr..
Petit's farm, near Lowell. Many
friends will regret the departure from
Owosso of this estimable couple, and
will wish for them added years Of
health and happiness on the old
homestead.
Two heavy laden baskets we're
deposited at the home Of Wellington
White, Saturday, week; suspicion
lead to investigation, as result OF
the latter, beautiful set of dinner
and tea dishes, "pile upon pile," to
the extent Of over 100 pieces were
disclosed, also a note from Pastor
Donnelly and Baptist friends which
read: "Please accept this gift as a
token Of our appreciation, for your
long, faithful and efficient service, as
chorister OF our church choir" And
the Deacon swore (as deacons do,
with an ~ dew yum, or an | tell
yeou," it vas "too much" And
yet it was worthy gift worthily be.
slowed. GILMAN.
What has become of our cores.
pondents1
The Sunhower concert was
success.
L. l.. Munson and father left for
Denver yesterday
Remember the entertainment at
the Congregational church this eve.
Trains from the Toledo, Saginaw
Muskegon road will run into Owosso
over the T. and A. A.
Mr.. Ed Eighme is ftting up his
barber shop in fine shape. He is fast
getting an immense trade.
Arguments as to the constitutionalty
Of the local option law will be heard
by the Supreme court next Tuesday.
No. IA draws the sewing machine
at S. B. Fuller & Co.'S. 1t is at their
store for the holder of the number.
A large delegation of Owosso Odd
Fellows went to Detroit yesterday to
take part in the celebration Of Odd
Fellowship.
Rev. ]. Donnelly begins on Sunday
evening course of sermons to
women. Subject next Sunday evening
GA Superior Wife or an Inferior
Husband"
Miss Carrie DeFren attended the
funeral OF Miss Tillie Aberle at
Lansing Wednesday.
Chas Conner has received fatter-
ing offers to remove his ice cream
business to Jackson or Grand Rapids;
parties having made him liberal offers.
Owosso could not afford to let Mr.. G.
go. During the ice cream season he
pays to the farmers hearabout large
sums of money for cream, and as his
trade is largely from from outside
money is constantly coming into
Owosso only to be distributed to the
farmers of the surrounding country
thus beneftting every branch of trade
in the city.
A pleasant company of friends met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen