The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-08
Advertise in THE TINES. 1, will pa

Asu Dulicf, VI LoihSoouiS, has thiiStc
in the regular army.
Pay day on the T., A. A. Ry. will here
after be the 21st of each month.
Twelve hundred horse shoes were set a
Dwight's blacksmith shop last week.
Michigan State Dairy Association meet
In Jackson, Feb. 18th, 18th and 14th.
The examination of C. Z. Spraguc an,
G. ii. Comstock were both postponed.
The assault and battery case against LEI
Bowles was settled by his paying costs.
Died, at Conneaut, Ohio, on the oath ult
Mrs. j. ii. Payne, formerly of this city.
The Andrus hardware stock has beer
sold to the Black Hardware Co., of Detroit
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Ruebekam
OH Friday last a six and half pound daugh'
ter.
Coolest day of the season, Wednesday.
Thermometer ranging from IL to 16 degrees
below.
Dave Dwight is doing rushing bust
ness at his blacksmith shop, employing
eight men.
The farmers are taking advantage of the
present fine run of sleghing and are getting
in lots Of logs.
We have been delayed this week several
hours in issuing our paper by break in
our gas engine.
The lecture ON "That Boy" by DIR. Vim
cent was brilliant, witty and PRACTICAL
New York Tribune.
Married, in this city, last evening, Joseph
Moore, of st. Johns, and Emma Wilder
muth, of this city.
Ed. Kohler informed us in great confidence
this afternoon that Uncle TOMS Cabin
would soon be here again.
The wrestling match Monday evening
between Henry Shellenbarger, of Ashley,
and Geo. Wete, of this city, resulted in a
victory for the former.
The home of Anthony Comstock, of Ovid,
was destroyed by fire Monday night Loss
81, 900; insurance $4,000. An IS year old
son came near losing his life.
Married, in this city, Feb. Z, 1889, by
Rev. ID. w. STARTS, Mr.. VIM. Grove and
Mrs. Jane Stolts, both of Owosso.
Owosso Canton Patriarchs Militant will
go to st. Johns, Feb. IA, to attend the dedi-
catory services of the new l. o. o. f. hall.
DIR. VIM. Jopling was reelected treasurer
of the Michigan Veterinary surgeons asso-
citation at the annual meeting held in Port
Huron this week.
ID. Burhans has sold his interest in the
business of the Owosso Cigar and Candy
Co. to f. M. Totten, of Birch Run. Mr..
Totten will remove to Owosso at once.
A bill has been introduced in the legisla-
ture to increase the bounty on English spar
rows from one to three cents. 1t should
pass. The sooner we can get rid of these
pests the better.
The Owosso Granite Works building has
been removed to lot south of the T. 81 A.
A. Ry. on Washington street. The Finley
Bottling Works building will be moved to
the location vacated by the Granite Works.
Our job department is at work on the
annual report of the Grand Master of the /.
o. o. f. 1t will make pamphlet of about
B5 pages. We also have in hand school
for Prof. +. w. French, of
Chesaning.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents In Bloomfield, Mich, Stephen b.
Pitts, of the firm of Haight & Pitts of this
lily, and Ada A. Allen. They will be at
nome east Main street after Feb. Is. TIE
TINES extends congratulations.
The Scofield Buggy Co. has been changed
nto stock company and incorporated.
The officers elected are: +. A. Scofeld,
Pres; ID. K. Leonard, Vice Pres; j. d.
Leland, of Corunna, Sec. and Treas. The
capital stock is $50, 900 all paid in.
Otis Black, Of this city, was arrested
Monday on complaint of Lille Bush,
charged with being father of her unborn
babe. He settled the matter by marrying
he girl, Justice Baldwin performing the
ceremony.
There will be lunch and valentine
ocial at union hall, Hartwellvllle, on Mon
lay evening, Feb. IS. Lunches to be pro-
'ided by ladies and sold at auction very
heap. Valentines, comical and sublime to
&c distributed from temporary post Office.
Saginaw Herald: Col. Bliss was visited
by numerous applicants and
trends Of applicants for postoflice appoint |
nents. They came from Sumner, Owosso,
Bancroft, Midland and other places. An
)wosso lady had formidable petition ask
ng for her appointment.
In the regular series of the Lecture |
league DR.. Vincent, the learned teacher |
md Chancellor of Chautauqua University,
will deliver his famous lecture "That Boy" |
t the opera house Feb. 10. DIR. Vincent's |
eputatisn Is world wide and the mere men,
ion of his name is sufficient to gather an
immense audience on the above evening.
The Flint Globe speaks thus Of paper