The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL IN L. '" -
The Central Michigan fair will be held
this year on the week beginning Sept o.
Geo. Devereaux has put in telephone
at his barn. You can now call him up at
any time.
We are under obligations to Supt Gallo
way of the Il. & A. A. car shops for favors
received.
We learn that c. S. Bingham is getting
ready to build q large barn and slo on his
Venice farm.
Married, at Benson VT. on Monday,
Feb. IL, Rev. Geo. Il. Waldron and Miss
Mabel i. Strong.
Cyrus Mathews has purchased the deliv
cry outfit of c. G. Duff and will do his de-
livering hereafter
very handy book is Woods railway
guide The February number is on our
table. Send 10 cents TO John II. Wood,
Detroit, for copy.
Morrice Sentinel: The Owosso TINES
has been greatly improved in the last few
weeks, and it seems to be getting the pat
ronage it deserves.
The next meeting of the W. e. Il. U. will
he held in the chapel of the Y. M. G. A.
rooms, Feb. 10Th at $50 o'clock. All ladies
are cordially invited
BY order of the president meeting of
the directors of the Shiawassee county
stock-breeders'a association will be held at the
Court House, Corunna, at 2 p. m, Tuesday,
Feb. &c.
The II. IL A. A. Ry. will sell round trip
tickets to parties attending the Mardi Gras,
ut New Orleans, Feb. 25th to March Sd, at
$685.. Tickets on sale above dates good
to return up to March Goth 1889.
Parties wishing to attend the Inaugural
ceremonies at Washington, ID. c., March A.,
1889, can purchase tickets at L. d A. A..
Office Feb. % to March 4th, limited toreturn
until March s. Round trip fare $16.65.
In looking over some old records in the
township clerks Office in Bennington Sher-
iff Geo. Morrice found an order issued in
1912 to p. M. Rowell for bounty for killing
bear Mr.. Morrice presented the order to
Mr.. r., Tuesday.
Patronize the newspapers of your city for
all kinds of job printing. Do not send an
order out of the city or to job office. The
newspapers are an important factor in build
ing up any city. Business men make q
note of this and act accordingly.
The Owosso Candy and Cigar Co. has re-
moved to the building lately vacated by the
Andrus hardware. corner OF Exchange and
Ball streets. The building vacated 10y them
will he torn down and material is being
piaccd on the ground for the new brick.
eHc was born great, he has achieved
greatness, and greatness has been deserved
ly thrust upon him." AS teacher, author,
preacher, lecturer, bishop. nc is known and
yet he will greet you as q plain, warm
hearted mani. III. Vincent by name
Call upon him. Tuesday evening next
Kalamazoo Telegraph: Last fall l. o.
Phelps went TO Owosso with big family
and 10 money He earned Sll in one day
day sweeping chmneys, with which he
bought horse and wagon and started
draw. Now he has two good 'drays and Is
doing a rushing business. That's the way
enterprise is rewarded in Owosso.
We have received a copy of No. /, Vol l.
OF .sThe Life paper published In the
interest of the Congregational church D,
Rev. Geo Il. Waldron, at Benson, VT.
is a 10 page monthly, well printed and fI'et
with choice reading matter. From churcl
reports published we notice that the pastor
ate of Mr.. Waldron seems to bc very sue
ccssful. fact which will be pleasing to hi
many owosso friends.
The Michigan Commercial Travellers ut
mectiue held In Lansing last Friday ant
saturday decided to withdraw from the Ma
t,onal .assocatiou and to organize Stat
association. s. r. Parkill Of this city wa
chairman, of the temporary organization
Amorp the charter members We note tn
names of Geo. lIurier, X. 7. Bigclow. y. .
REYNOLDS. Geo. T.. Starr, Clas. Rowe Geo
Haskell. =. r.. Parkill and Geo. Monroe, Q
This CITY. Il. y. Reynolds was chosen We
nrcsidcni for the eighth district.