The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-27

Monday.
]. S. Wilcox is to receive a larger
pension hereafter.
Zisca says: "The vote in Sciota
was light but right"
For choice cigars and tobacco call
at f. HI. Banister's.
Gov. Luce will speak at opera hall
next Tuesday evening.
The ice crop now being harvested
is OF excellent quality.
3,2oo tons of ice have been secured
by the Owosso Ice Co.
H X. White and H. b. Dewey
came bone to vote for local option.
l.. f. Woodland and w. S. Jones
were in Detroit on business Tuesday
Cyrus Matthews and wife are visit
ing friends at Pine Run, Genesee
county.
Remember the Farmers Institute
next week. Gov. Luce will speak
Tuesday evening.
Andrew Mahan, a former resident
OF Owosso, has been appointed post
master at Mason.
]. N. Lemon represents Corunna
lodge at the grand lodge of Masons
at East Saginaw this week.
The M. c. pay car distributed some
of Uncle Sans dollars with the sec,
ton boys here on Monday.
The eclipse of the moon will occur
tomorrow evening. We got our
date week ahead last week.
We are glad to see SO many pen
sions being granted. If the amounts
were larger 'twould please us better,
A. B. Pray is now located IN the
store with the Mich. S. M. & 0. Co.
Call and see him in his new quarters.
The Daughters of Rebekah will
hold a 10 cent social at Odd Fellows
hall on Thursday evening, Feb. I'D.
The public are most cordially invited.
M. H. Reynolds was in Flint on
Sunday last making arrangements for
the organization Of county S S.
association.
Jas. Colby's horse got frightend at
the cars Sunday and ran awav, cut.
ting itself quite badly and breaking
the cutter up.
Rev. w. l.. Farnum, of Wyoming,
Ohio, formerly of Owosso, has re-
ceived call to the Baptist church of
Port Huron.
Geo. D. Palmer, of Henderson, is
kept busy on the road giving enter
tainments. He left on Tuesday for
an extended trip.
County Clerk WEIGH and George
Shattuck reached home from Cali
fornia on Thursday last, both much
improved in health.
Elder H. N. Allen State Evangel
list for the Disciples, will speak in the
city hall, Owosso, morning and even
ing, Sunday, Jan. 80.
Perry Hadsell, of Byron, was in
Owosso on Monday. He was on his
way to East Saginaw to attend the
grand lodge of Masons.
Said an Owossoite to us on We'd
nesday; at is supposed that all citi-
zens who did not vote on Tuesday
coincide with the result expressed
and will thus favor the enforcement
of the law" Good logic that.
An excellent portrait Of the late
Herbert Neff has been on exhibition
in the post Office during the week. 1t
was a present to his mother from
some of the young people. The
work was done by Geo. Welte of the
Central Mich. Copying Co.
Chesaning Argus: Tim Tarsney's
constituents are getting uneasy.
Congress has been in session for over
six weeks and the distribution of the
surplus has not yet begun. They are
anxiously waiting for that $8.a5 each
he was going to send them.
Religious meetings are held every
afternoon and evening at the Baptist
Church, under the direction of Rev.
S. c. Bullock. The afternoon meet
ings are given up to Bible Readings
and are held at $500. The evening
meetings begin at 7:Is and are open
to the public.
Register Union: The relatives OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Scott, of Fairfield,
gathered Mt their home on Saturday
of last week, to celebrate the 25th
anniversary of their marriage.--J.
II. Mentor, we learn, has received a
back pension Of Sr,Ioo and will get
50 per month
c. III. Kelsey has sold The Fa--
nous to Foster, Post & Co., of East
Saginaw. This firm already run retail
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