The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-04

| Mrs. DIR. Human, of Sparta, and Mrs
Smead, of Mason, were guests at Mayo
Williams the fore part of the week.
M. ii. Reynolds will move into the city Ia
live. His work as State Secretary of Sun
day School association makes IL necessary
for him to be near the railroads.
Stanley ParlSill looked in upon the rep
resentative caucus Tuesday evening at Ian
sing.
Representatives Smith and Curtiss left
for Lansing, Monday.
County Clerk Kenncy has moved to Cor
unna.
| Geo. Hansman was home from Charlotte
the fore part of the week.
Conrad Auiler, of Sebawing, is visiting
his sons in the city.
Sid D0lan, for the past five years an en-
ployee of THE TIMES left Monday for Lam
| sing, where he expects to secure situation.
Ed. Hambln, of Lansing, was in OwossO
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Grace Rogers, of Detroit, has been
visiting at Mrs. Ella Woodlands this week.
c. s. Ensminger is home again.
Rev. Brewer and wife are at DIR. c. A.
Osbom's.
Rev. Geo. +. Thompson is in the city.
Mrs. S. A. Fargo, of Lansing, died this
morning. She was the mother of Mrs. T..
NJ Rowell, of OwOsso.
Dan Waters is assisting in Stewards II
Co. IS bank.
Alfred Laubengayer has been home from
Chicago for week past.
1t was fine IA pound boy that came to
G. l.. Dlmmick's Christmas eve.
Frank II. Watson was present at the or
ganization of the House of Representatives
Wednesday.
Ed. Wisweli Is home.
Married, at the home of DIR. and Mrs. Il.
c. Beckwith, on Wednesday evening at q
o'clock, John NJ. Beckwith, agent of the
American Express Company and the West
ern Union Telegraph Co., and Bertha l..
Goodrich, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
III. Goodrich, of Stanford, Ky. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. G. b. Spen-
Ger in the presence of the family relatives
and few friends. The presents attested
the esteem in which the couple are held by
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Beckwith left on
the evening train for weeks visit in Chi
cago and other western points. THE TIMES
,lnti.s
wishes for future prosperity and happiness.
Detroit Tribune: The Republicans of the
first legislative district of Shiawassee have
elected a doctor to represent them at Lam |
sing this winter lie was born at Warsaw, |
N. j., Nov. II, 1880, and the family bible |
has the fact of his name recorded after the |
name of James ID. +. Curtiss. Manual |
training was generously intersperscd with |
his book education, for he put i'm his vaca- |
tons working on farm. When 10 years |
old he began to con the medical works in |
DIR. K. G. Chase's library at Genesee. n. j.
A year later he came to Michigan with his |
parents, and i'm 1860 began studying medi- |
cine at Ann ArbOr. He volunteered as q |
nurse and hospital assistant at the front |
during the war, and wSs finally appointed.
hospital steward and served with the One |
Hundred and Second regiment, L. 5. C.. T., |
until 1866, when he was mustered out. |
He went to Flint and began practicing. |
He was an alderman there six years and |
city clerk for three years. In 1881 he moved |
to New Lothrop, Shiawassee county. He |
has enjoyed lucrative practice there. He |
that his children may have the advantage of |
the schools there. DR.. Curtss is a stalwart |
Republican. He is not pledged to any clique |
and will act always for what he believes to |
be the best interests of his constituents