The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-28
McIntyrc at the opera house Jan. Q.

night.
900 packages of express matter wen
west Monday from Owosso.
The farmers and stockmen living neal
Flint are to organize farmers club.
Agents wanted to sell good article
Address G. F. Parker. Pine ST., Owosso.
Gen. Alger gave each of Detroit's zoe
newsboys suit of clothes for Christmas.
"A fine lot on Oliver street for sale or Es
change for Detroit property. Enquire q
cpd National Bank.
The w. Il. G. will serve supper in the G.
A. II. hall next Wednesday from five until
seven. Bill, ten cents.
Next Saturday is the last day on which
week end tickets will be sold OH the d., q.
ID. x M. and G. IL G. T. Rys.
Interested persons should not forget the
the meeting of the fire insurance company
at Corunna on Thursday next.
Do not fail to get q package of our New
Years cards. They are fine ones. Call
early and make your selections.
THE TIMES jobbing department is well
equipped with the best of material and good
work is turned out at fair prices.
The officers elect of the Cong. Church
are: Deacon, John Brooks; Clerk, Miss
Ada Holman. Treasurer, Mrs. S. Beebe.
Amos and Ball have purchased the Ma
tional House bus right, put hack on in
place of it, and in the future there will be
10 free bus.
Union meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
Sunday evening, young men are especially
invited. Go up young man, it will be good
to be there.
The Vernon Glec club, which furnished
music at the meeting of the State Grange,
will sing at the meeting of the Shiawassee
county stock men,
The officers of Owoss0 lodge +. d A. M.
were publicly installed last night, ban
quet followed. A splendid time was had by
those In attendance.
Chris Killian was all smiles Thursday.
He told us very confdentially that 1t was o
n bouncing big son born the evening before
that caused the smile.
THE TIMES will print next week the pro-
gram Of the Shiawassee county Stockbreed-
ers Association meeting to be held in Owes
so, Jan. IL and IL.
The building vacated by &. s. Williams
Is to be occupied by G. N. Andrus' hardware
stock. Thestore now occupied by their stock
is to be for rent after Jan. Is.
The Chicago Horseman sent out Christ
mas number of unusual size, and brim full
of good things. This paper should have a
large circulation among horsemen.
A large elevator is to be built at Garland
in the spring by Joseph Vincent. Mr.. v.
having been recently in Toledo to make ar
rangements with the T. & A. A. Ry. Co.
Bishop Vincent says, Mcintyre filled
the bill at Chautauqua. His lecture was a
great hit. We are glad our assembly had
him on the program" Seats on sale at the
p. o. Lobby.
Gil. Osburn delivers milk to his custo-
mers bottled. 1t is very convenient meth
cd. A sample bottle found its way to We
editors Tuesday. A neat Christmas card
was on each bottle that day.
Attention is called to the prospectus of
Scribner's Magazine published in this issue.
1t ranks among the best monthly publica-
lions in the country. We will be pleased to
furnish 1t at club rates to any of our sub
scribers.
An attempt was made to wreck the west
bound train on the d., G. ii. & NJ. Ry.
Christmas night between ST. Johns and
Muir. A cedar post placed in the forks
of switch became wedged in the trucks
causing considerable delay.
The children of the Baptist Sunday school
had delightful time Monday evening at
the church. A large tree laden with gifts
adorned the platform of the pulpit. After
some exercises of music and recitations the
began. &. S. Ensminger, Supt.
of the school for the last three years was
the recipient of of beautiful plush cover
ed rocker. Fred II. Clark, and other teach
ers were also remembered by their classes.
Robert Mcintyre set the Chautauqua
audience wild with enthusiasm. Rarely
does the amphitheater resOund to such an
avalanch of applause rs greeted him. His
description was matchless and his picture of
Lookout mountain was climax such as
few speakers can command. 1t almost lift
cd his audience to the height of the battle
crowded mountain. -Chautauqua Herald.
An audience which filled the II. f. church
and chapel to their utmost capacity, listened
to the Sunday School exercises on Christ
mas eve. An interesting program was sue
cessfully carried out. Santa Claus distrib-
uted several baskets full of gifts to the
children, everybody was happy, and another
merry Christmas time to us added to pleas
ant ones of the past in the history of the
school.
Hon. Charles =. Hampton advocates the
of Editor Bontecou to the Pc
toskey postofficc. We second the motion,
and while on this pleasing subject we beg