The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-23
LOCAL NEWS
Honey Bee coffee.

eggs, Monday.
The local political pot commences
TO boil quite hard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Amos have a
daughter, born Saturday.
Buy some Honey Bee coffee, if net
satisfactory money refunded.
Meeting of the Shiawassee Alger
club at Bancroft, Saturday afternoon.
Republican club meeting at Cor.
unna on Wednesday afternoon Of
next week.
Bancroft's new school house will
cost about $4,000. 1t will be neat
brick building.
Ira Barnes, of Burns, is preparing
build large barn on his farm dur
ing the summer.
We will print an illustrated article
by S. E. Parkill on Owosso's water
supply in next weeks issue.
The Perry Sun has changed hands.
H. G. Spaulding is now at the helm.
May its rays continue to reflect good
news.
Married, in Owosso, by Justice
Baldwin, March II, Mr.. VIM. T.
Richards to Cora Burckhart, both of
st. Johns.
Special consignment sale of silks
and pushes, commencing Saturday
March 81, for two weeks at ID. M.
Christians.
The entertainment given by the
Spanish Troubadors was one of the
best ever given in the city. The Y.
NC. A. lost a small amou~'
A special meeting Of SO Church
Building society Wis hc'd at The
home of Mrs. Nj. l.. . wal, mis-
). Friday afternoon at three y ..o, k
Mr.. John Ii. Smith, of Laingsburg,
and Miss Myrtle VICES, of Victor,
Clinton Co., were united in marriage
at Lainsburg, March IS, by Rev. VIM.
Anderson.
Bancroft people chose following
village guardians for the year: Pres,
VII Payne; recorder, S J Quincy;
assessor, L c Shelley; trustees, Frank
Greenman, Henry Williams.
The young people Of the Baptist
church will give warm sugar social
at the chapel of that church on Tues
day evening of next week. A fine
program is being prepared. Every
one invited.
The Church Building society OF
the CONGREGATIONAL church will be
entertained by Mrs. Geo. Collier and
Mrs. l.. E. Woodland, at the home Of
the latter, next Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Gentlemen invited Il
tea.
A number of the temperance
workers of Shiawassee county met il
/, the Good Templar's Hall, MONDAY
?" afternoon, to take the preliminarl
steps to Law and Order League
similar to that organized in Ionid
A committee of five was appointed
to draft constitution.
The Republicans of Corunna on
ganized an Alger club Monday eve1
ing, with membership of 100. I'll
officers are: Pres, S. S. Miner; Vicd
Pres, Chas. Holman; Sec, f. U
Gorsuch; Treas. w Rosenkrans; ed
ecutive committee, w. r. Chapel, |
Peacock, Ezra Mason. James MOI
fort, DR.. Armstrong, Frank Gale.
Scottdale Independent: The Nd
Family entertained crowded houd
at the Grand Central opera houi
This is the second visit this compa
has favored us with, and they 81
mold the high rank of being the M
popular musical company ever in q
city. They must be heard to be 4
preciated. We hope they will VI
q us at least once each season.
= That the Republicans of Shiawaf
county intend to win 10 the hghqf
'SS is apparent. Already the VIZ
of organization is well in hand ID
a great deal of enthusiasm is marYt.
In some of the townships several PIT
Democrats have sisnihed their IN
tionof voting and supporting th&e.
publican ticket. The Republicy of
Burns met On Saturday in Bye to
organize an Alger club. Thskher-
ing was attended by ReHcans
from all parts Of the town anH,e or
two from Livingston count1lE ).
Burnett was chosen temporafhair-
man and J. Royce secretary;f onsti.
tuition and set ofby-laws werdopted
and the club adjourned to It at
Mach 11et