The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-11

Don Hoyt Is quite sick with pneumonia.
w. C. Bonnet Sundayed in Charlotte.
Miss Abble Tilltson returned to Detroit,
Tuesday.
Prof. L. NJ. Hopkins and wife, of Durand
passed the Sabbath in Owosso.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bertrand, a
daughter, Saturday.
Ii. II. Gliddcn, of Chicago, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. T.. c. Forte, of Fenton, was in the
city Thursday.
| Andrew Arid has received pension
amounting to $500.
Chas. A. Towne greeted old friends in
Owosso on Tuesday.
| Miss Laura Eyens, of Pontiac, is guest
of Miss Hattie Evens.
G. Il. Lyon was in attendance at the
Supreme Court Wednesday.
j. S. lIoyt has been home this week on
account of his sons sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert West returned
| Tuesday from visit at East Saginaw.
T.. o. Dewey took in the Press Association
meeting at Lansing, Wednesday.
j. M. Beckwlth and bride returned from
their bridal trip Wednesday evening.
Col. ii. S. Dean, of Ann Arbor, succeeds
W. A. Woodward as State Prison INSPECTOR.
DIR. Walter Ward, H. III. Pulver and NJ.
Mix, OF Laingsburg were in Owosso Tues
day.
Mrs. John Coleman, of Owosso, was the
guest of Flint friends the fore part of the
| week.
Jay Clark, of Pontiac, was in Owosso,
Tuesday. He was on his way to Blanchard
where he will teach school.
Sec. Mcbride has been unable to attend
to his school duties for ten days owing to
an attack of sickness.
ID. I. Sagendorph, of Charlotte, and
John Evans, of Bellevue, both prominent
temperance men, were in Owosso on bust
ness Tuesday.
Ed. Peacock, of Corunna, is an aspirant
for committee clerkship in the House of
Representatives at Lansing.
Rev. John Storrcr has received an APP
pointment from the NJ. T.. Central Ohio
Conference to circuit of four churches
with headquarters at Melrose He left
Monday to begin his work.
Jay Terbush has made frequent trips to
his home during the week to sec the stranger
who made an appearance there Monday.
It's bright, fine 1919 pound boy. And by
the way A. j. Patterson walks with the air
of 'I'm grand father quite becomingly.
On account of the Stock Breeders meet
ing to be held in the opera house Friday
evening and Saturday, the gospel meeting
will be held in the Baptist church.
Ira G. Curry expects to consolidate his
two hardware stores about Feb. LIST. occupy
ing the store on Washington street.
The ID. & NJ. carried 80, 900 more passen-
gers in 1883 than in 1887.
Clinton county sheep breeders meet at
st. Johns, Jan. II.
Aid. Wolverton has purchased the Cen
trail House at Ashley.
JAS Woolston. an inmate of the county
house died Wednesday, aged rs years.
+. NJ. Plunkett is superintendent of the
Ovid Congregational church.
A. ID. Prosser, of st. Johns, will open a
law Office at Durand
The remains Of Mrs. 5. \. Fargo were
were brought here for intcrmcnt on Tues
day.
ID. Il. Green is acting as Supervisor of
Mddlebury in place of County Clerk Ken
ney, resigned.
j. ID. Leland has declined to serve the
First National Bank of Corunna longer as
cashier.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.
Davis died Tuesday evening. The funeral
occurred Wednesday afternoon.
Word was received here Saturday that
Geo. Dinehart had been killed on the ears
ut Greenville, Pa. He had lived south of
the city for number of years.
At the annual meeting of the Shiawassee
county Mutual Insurance Company the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Pres, +. S.
Burnett; Vice Pres, +. j. Cook: Auditor,
j. Ii. Owen: Sec, Ezra Mason; Treas. J.
ID. Leland; Director, Park Scott
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