The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-02-24

Arrangements a! C being made for
big celebration OF St. Patrick's day.
Some attraction drew August Krause
home to East Saginaw on Sunday
last.
The Estey Mfg. Co. have filled up
their yards with immense piles of logs
and lumber.
Herman Frieseke started Tuesday
morning for Florida to be gone a
month.
A large amount OF square timber is
being placed in the d. & M. yards
for shipment.
After March Ist DIR. M. +. Knapp's
residence on Washington street will
be for rent.
Miss Inez Woodland passed Sunday
in East Saginaw. the guest of Miss
Emma Krause.
Mr.. Brandon, late publisher Of the
Charlotte Leader, was in OwosSo on
Friday last.
The X. OF p. celebrated their an
nual anniversary by appropriate ex-
ercises in their hall on Sunday after
noon.
Rev. Leroy Warren, of Lansing.
will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday. morning and
evening.
The Ladies of the Cong. Church
aic preparing play entitled "The
Deestreckt School" to be given in
about q week.
Chas. Baker, drug clark for Parkill
& Son, returned Tuesday evening
from a weeks visit with friends in
New York state.
Editor Champion, OF the Press has
been confined to his home for seve-
raj days. The result Of fall.
Married, by the Rev. J. Donnelly,
at Baptist parsonage, Feb. zad, Mr..
Ellsworth S. Bailey and Miss Eta NJ.
Walker, both Of Ashley
We ask all OF our readers who can
to attend the lecture on Equatorial
America" at opera hall on Wednes-
day evening the 2o inst.
Remember the proceeds of the lee
ture at opera hall on Wednesday
evening the 2oth inst. are to be used
for the high school library.
Miss Grace Mead is in Mt. Pleasant
for two weeks visit with her sisterMrs
G.. H. Parker. On her return she
will enter the store of G. Mahaney.
Mrs. Hattie Rowell Labadie has
again joined her company being
telegraphed 10 come on account Of
sickness Of the lady who was playing
her part.
Married, at Lake Benton, Mime.
sofa, Feb. IA, Ina Young, daughter
of A. G.. Young, late of this county,
and L. J. Carlisle, employed in the
Lincoln county bank.
Will our county correspondents
please take notice that we intend
going TO press on Thursday afternoon
of each week. All copy should reach
US by th. morning mail CT that day.
AS the government is talking of
planting government buildings in all
cities of any size the Mayor and
Clerk Of Owosso have signed petit
ton for one in Owosso. OF course
we will get it
1t is rumored that NJ. L. benson
OF this city has fallen heir to about
$4,000, by the death Of relative,
Mr.. l.. w. Denison of Minnesota.
He will soon go there TO look after
his. affairs
The Ladies Church Building So.
ciety OF the Cong, church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Morris Osburn
on Wednesday afternoon OF next
week. All are invited.
On Tuesday, after four years and
two months Of faithful service, Post
master. Ball turned over to his sue
cesso, &. II. Cossitt, the Owosso
postohice Mr.. Ball retires with the
popular verdict of having been good
official.
On Saturday Hon. J. w. Turner Of
this CITY received an appointment, as
pos, Office Inspector. The salary is
81 600 per year and 81 per day al
lowed for expenses. The appoint
ment was a complete surprise to Mr..
Turner.
Mrs. c. A. Conklin, State Organize
Of Mich. C.. w. Il. NJ, of Disciples)
will speak in city hall, on the even
ing OF March Ist. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all who may wish
to hear woman tell Of what the
Disciples are doing elsewhere and
especially of the position in Mich.
now.