The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-01

tr0tterS improving inc sieigni n.y.
A two months old child of Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Foess was buried on Thursday.
Rev. Robt. Watt is preaching ON trial in
the Corunna Presbyterian church.
Woodland Il North carry as fine line of
furniture as any store in Central Michigan.
Rev. j. Donnelly has received call from
one, of the Grand Rapids Baptist churches.
Nearly a thousand dollars have been
pledged for the support of the Y. M. c. A.
for the year.
j. A. Armstrong wore several first prem
iums OH his Scotch Collie dogs at the Bay
City bench show.
Inauguration of Pres. Harrison and meet
ing of County Agricultural association four
weeks from Monday.
Two gentlemen are in the city looking
over the place with u view of locating
business college here.
The car roofing institution of Hutchins IL
Sons, in Detroit, was burned down Monday.
Loss several thousand.
The building boom promises to be as big
in 1889 as in 1888. Owosso will be
found at the front in enterprise.
Married, by Justice N. Baldwin, at the
home of Ii. w. Lyman on Dewey street.
William butcher and Gertrude Hart
Noto is the time to get things in shape for
a good vigorous growth this year. Let
every citizen work to build up the city.
A large company of friends surprised f.
p. Byerley and wife Saturday evening, 1t
being the 14th anniversary of their wedding.
The tax case of the state vs.. the county
has been put on the calendar of the SUI
preme Court again, being placed last OF the
cases.
Why would not a creamery be paying
establishment here. Owosso business men
think this over and see what can be done
about it.
The examination of Lester Shuster has
been adjourned to March IS. Miss HUFF
man was unable to be present yesterday on
account of sickness.
Mr.. James A. Braman and Mrs. Sarah
M. Haight were united in marriage in this
city by Rev. ID. w. STARTS on Thursday
evening, Jan. 81, 80.
The latest thing in envelopes is an article
which will turn black, blue aud red when
an inquistive person attempts to open it by
| the use of steam or water.
Andrew Keagle, of OwossO township,
plead guilty before Justice Baldwin yester'
day, on charge of assault upon his wife
He will board with Sheriff Morrice for &c
days.
Melvin d Berry have issued their 1885,
announcement to the carriage trade. LII
addition to the carts manufactured by then
two seated wagon has been added to theil
line of goods.
Invitations are out for the marriage o.
DIR. Walter f. Ward, of I.aingsburg, ant
Miss Mary A. Cole, the ceremony to take
place at the residence of the brides mothe
i'm Fenton, Feb. 9.
Corunna Camp X. o. L. NJ. has paid TIT
heirs of the late j. l.. johnson $1,000, being
the amount of the insurance no carried il
the order. He had paid assessment
: amounting to So
There are three criminal cases, eighteen
issues of fact, seven motions, three impair
ncc, three issues of law, two petitions
and nine chancery causes on the 'Februar
| calendar of the Circuit Court.
Invitations are out for a social party to b
given to their friends at Weseners hall o.
Wednesday evening NJ by Mcssrs. W. Z
Krcher, G. l.. Taylor, M. Paul Roth, c.
D b. Stephens and Stanley f. Parkill.
Howell Republican,: Judge VIM. Newton
of this judicial circuit, has been dispensin
G Justice for about dozen years. The pc
' cent. of his decisions which have bee
r affirmed by the supreme court Is 52.S.
Hon. j. e. Warner is the new preslder
= of the Central Michigan fair, and Hon. /.
/. J. Baird secretary. The directors from th
county are: j. b. Wheeler, Corunna; l.. "
Barnes, Byron, Geo. Colby. Shaftsburg.
: The opportunity is yet open for som
a enterprising firm to locate first elias
It foundry and machine shop in Owosso.
n would prove paying investment. Thel
are patents owned I'M this city that could
d made to pay good profit.
l. CASTOR II. Comstock was brought befol
;, Justice Baldwin, Thursday, or charge
IL keeping house of prostitution. His exam
nation will be held on Thursday next.
d L. Sprague was also arrested on charge
= renting house to be used for purposes
g prostitution. His examination Will be he
# on Monday next. Both complaints we
made by G. w. Owen.
r. Detroit Tribunc:-Farmer John Holbroo
a. who represents the twelfth senatorial oil
N trict, comprising the counties of lngha
n and Shiawassee, was born i'm North Chi
} N. Y, As years ago last October. Twel'
9 years of his life have been passed in teac
:. ing school. He is a resident of the townsh
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