The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-02

FRANK MACK arrived nome from
the west on Monday.
Geo. Bailey came home from Ann
Arbor, Saturday evening.
Heury c. Hoyt, Of Detroit. called
IN The TIMES Wednesday.
Chris. Cook will work Dr.. McCor-
mick's farm the coming year.
Geo. d. Moreau, of Corunna, has
returned from, his southern trip.
III. X. White is now managing ediA
tor Of the Ann Arbor Chronicle.
Geo. Carpenter and wife were in
Ovid visiting friends on Wednesday.
l.. v. Curry. of Fenton, spent Sun
day in Owosso with his son. I. G.
Curry.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Wickham 10 pound daughter on
Friday last.
Mrs. E c. Mead and daughter
Miss Fanny, visited Vernon relatives
Wednesday.
Geo Koran and wife, of Lansing,
came home from Lansing on Satur.
day nigh. for short visit.
Meeting of the State Board Of
Pharmacy at Grand Rapids next week.
S. E. Parkill will attend.
Chas. Brown, the hustling agent
Of the Chicago Newspaper Union
called on THE TINES Tuesday.
Rev. Donnelly and Mis-. H. w.
Randolph attended Sunday School
convention at Flint, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. 0. C.. Comstock and wife, of
Detroit, were in Owosso the fore
part of the week, visiting under the
parental roof.
Mrs. P. J. Bryan have been on the
sick list for several days. Miss ALA
is home from Somerville until her
mother gets better.
Geo. II. Getman writes home to
his family that he is safe and sound
in western Nebraska and will return
home in the spring.
Professors Swain and Bates
were in attendance upon the meeting
Of the Schoolmasters' Club at Ann
| Arbor on Saturday last.
Rev. Leroy Warren preached two
home missionary sermons in the
Congregational church last Sunday.
Both full of interesting facts.
John E Garland, former Cor
unna boy, was on Tuesday appointed
associate justice of the Supre me
Court, of Dakota. An honor worth
lily bestowed.
Prof. f. l.. Griffith, of Laingsburg,
was in Owosso on Friday afternoon
of last week. He was on his way to
Ann Arbor to attend the meeting OF
the Schoolmasters' Club.
G. S. Williams received dispatch
on Tuesday summoning him to OR.
ange City. Florida, where his brother
James is seriously sick. James is be
ing cared for by the family OF Mr.
Bockee, formerly of Owosso.
DR.. A. X. Ball, Geo. Durham, o.
Corunna; H. w. Randolph, Vernon;
H. w. Parker, L. L. Brewer. j. N
Miller and Geo. M. Dewey, o
Owosso, attended the meeting Of the
grand council X. I. Of I, at Lansing
this week.
VIM. M. Kilpatrick's father ant
mother, who have been spending tn,
winter with him in this city returned
to their home at Grass Lake, or
Thursday last. Mr.. and Mrs. Xii
patrick are 50 years old and have
, been married 81 years.
Saturday afternoon last came nea
being the last one of A. L. Harts.
horns existence. In crossing tn,
river just below Dewey & Stewart
: mill, the ice broke letting him down
into the swift water. Persons nea
by saved him with pike pole will
|, the greatest of difficulty. Ii was
narrow escape,
Fairport Herald: Friday evening
last, Mrs. r. X. Davies went to tn
home Of her parents in Wauseon
: Ohio, taking their infant son and TIVE
elder daugh .ers She will remain
. there until Mr.. Davies is located an
. has their home ready for occupanc
in his new home of labor at Owossc
3 Mich, which will be about April Ist
. The household goods are now bein
! packed and will soon be shipped
I so tina, the Congregational parsonag
is now nearly dismantled.
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