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


in Fenton.
Twenty eight counties have now
voted to go "dry."
j. M. Terbush was in Detroit on
business Wednesday.
d. E. Prayer and wife are visiting
in the city during the week
Canadian money is subject to dis
count OF 10 per cent.
Ms. c. p. Hill returned from her
visit at Clio on Saturday.
Don't buy goods of travelling sales.
= men, you will get beat every time.
The next meeting of the w. K. c.
occurs Wednesday. March 7.
Hon. Josiah Turner has been in
the city during tie week.
Miss Lucy Lewis and Tad Van
Dusen are TO remain as postal clerks.
The famous horse driver, Peter
Johnson is expected in town daily.
G. A. Towne, OF Marquette, visited
OwOsso friends few hours on Thurs.
day.
Ernest Peckover, of the Saginaw
Courier, called on The TINES last
Friday.
The young ladies mission band
netted S28 from the glee club en-
tertainment.
Cards are out for the Goth wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]
Stuart on Monday next.
A large number Of Owosso Odd
Fellows attended the grand lodge at
Lansing on Tuesday and Wednesday.
~ Geo. Clutterbuck has purchased
Mr.. ]. C.. Williams stock of boots
and shoes at Ashley and will run the
business.
Clinton, Livingston, Ionia, Lena
wee and Newaygo counties are for
county prohibition--so expressed by
good majorities.
l.. A. Hambip does not believe in
letting the Democrats have complete
control of the post offices room and
hence has purchased the news stand
OF C.. H. Corsitt.
Rev. Meyer, for several years pas
tor of the German Lutheran church
in this city removed to West Bay
City on Tuesdsy. His labors here
have been successful.
The Republican club has completed
its organization by the election OF
the following executive committee:
W. M. Fitzpatrick, T. M. Wiley, w.
II. Biglow, S. f.. Parkill, f. H..
Gould, Julius Frieseke, Hiram Mon
roe, ]. II. Robbins and l.. Stiff.
No paper received on our table is
more anxiously looked for than the
Charlotte Republican, edited by D..
Il. Anger. It's political utterances
are generally right and fully abreast
with the times. The local department
is we'll taken care Of by c. T., Baxter.
Altogether it is No. / weekly.
AT the meeting of the State Dairy
Association, at Adrian, last week
the grand sweepstakes prize for
butter was awarded to S Mcbride,
of Burton The butter scored o2 2
points out of possible 100. The
award consisted OF ore Cooley cream
err, 500 pounds Of dairy salt and a
case of butter color, offered by three
diffen; companies
The annual banquet OF the Michi-
gan Club at Detroit on Wednesday
evening Was complete success in
every particular. A thousand repre-.
sentative Republicans from all parts
of Michigan were 10 attendance. The
Isl of speakers included Senator's
Hawley. Harrison. Mai. Mckinley,
Ohio, Rep. McComas, Of Mary
&nd, J. Il. F,nuerly and Rep. Can
non. OF Illinois. Gen. &. B. Raum,
President Foster. o. the National
League AMI Gov Luce.
The regular annual winter meeting
az the Shiawassee County Pioneer
Society was held as usual at the
court house, in Corunpa, On Wednes
dsy. Copious notes, furnished by our
reporter, TOO late for this weeks
TINES, will be found in our next issue.
Ave have only time TO say, that In
numbers. ia Interest, and in every es.
srnt;al which guarantee its pcrpetuity
and usefulness It exceeded all other
meetings of the Society