The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-25
Read c. 5. Blngham,s paper ON shropshlre

Quantities of old papers for sale at this
office.
Prof. II. X. White passed Sunday in
OwossO.
Increase of pension to w. ii. Powers, OF
OwossO.
The Owosso Tool Co. is doing rushing
business.
DIR. l.. L. Phelps, of Flint, was in the
city Wednesday.
John Walter, of Grand Rapids, is in the
city visiting his son.
Chas. Snow, OF Jackson, has been a guest
of +. III. Watson this week.
A movement is OH foot to organize an l..
o. o. f. lodge at Durand.
You must hear them!-The celebrated
Harvard Quartette, Jan. 81.
Building lots in all parts of the city for
sale. Inquire of +. o. Dewey.
Miss Allie Beckwith gave progressive
pedro party Wednesday evening.
Chapel ~ Son are putting out large guam
titles of their prepared horse radish.
Geo. NJ. Dewey was at Lake City to III
stitute all Odd Fellow lodge, Tuesday.
The bottom has dropped out of the pork
market and prices are correspondingly low
er.
Miss Minnie Wing, of Jackson, has been
ha fnfN II I Nxyoamanhar n
week.
Mrs. Anna Mullen, mother of Mr.. j. Il.
Peters, died at her home in Arcadia, Ohio,
Jan. 90.
Several disgraceful saloon rows have oc-
Cured lately. A few arrests would be q
good thing.
Frank Ever represented OwossO Lodge
F. q "A. Nj. at the Grand Lodge held in De-
troit this week.
Mrs. Olive Ward and Miss Lucy COwles,
of Lansing, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Merell at the Merell.
A. Lee G. S. Williams and wife, attended
the funeral of Mrs. nj. A. Hodges at
Pontiac, Wednesday.
The Free Press, of Monday, contained
short biography of Ed. Wiswell, of this city,
a member of the new Detroit ball club.
+. j. Peacock has purchased a half in
terest in the Corunna Journal. We are
glad to welcome Ed. back to the newspaper
fold.
TIE TINES job department is at work OH
an illustrated catalogue for the Robbins
Table Co. The work was secured against
Chicago bidders.
p. S. Crawford does not improve very
fast. DR.. Allen, of Portland, performed
an operation on him Wednesday, which has
relieved him.
The election of officers. for the Stever Oiler
Co. resulted in the choice of Ex-Gov. j. w.
Begole, President; J. j. Stever, Vice Pres;
Arthur Stever, Secretary; James Osburn,
Treasurer.
Elnathan Brown, of COrunna, had one of |
his hips broken on Saturday last; while |
to his home from his farm his |
horse became unmanageable and ran away |
throwing him out. Fatal results may fol-
low.
Flint Citizen: A committee from OwossO |
and also one from Saginaw were in Flint
this week looking over the Garland street |
NJ. f. church, the church societies of both |
Of these places having new churches in con- |
temptation.
The Ladies' Library Association has ell |
gagged the gifted Scotch orator, Ambrose
Mcneil to deliver his lecture ''The Scottish |
Chiefs" at opera house on Monday evening !
next. Without doubt this will be one Of the |
finest treats of the season.
S. +. Smith argued a motion before the |
Supreme Court TO strike from the calendar |
he case of the State VS.. the county of Shi- |
.wassee on the ground that the brief of the |
Attorney General had not been served on
he defendent. The Court granted the |
notion.
Died, in Pontiac on Monday morning, |
.fter a short illness, Mrs. Mary A. Hodges, |
lgcu 81 yediS anu llOlltlS MIS-. III. WAS I
me of the Oldest pioneers of Oakland Co.,
md had lived in the Hodges house, Pontiac,
or over so years. She was sister of the
ate A. l.. and Ii. 0. Williams of this city, |
Hiram Stuart died at his home in Morrice |
IN Thursday, aged 20 years. He was one
If the early settlers of this county, having
coated in Bennington in 1S42, and lived
here until about five years ago when he re-
moved to MOrrice. His wife and two adopt
ID children survive him. He was an uncle
If c. j. Stuart of this city, who with his
amily attended the funeral Thursday.
Rep. o. S.Smith was in Port Huron the
ore part of the week with the House com
nittee on elections taking evidence in the
contest. The evidence
Produced shows rotten state of affairs in
st. Clair county. One hundred foreigners
estified that they voted for Lindlow Oem.) |
md that they had never been naturalized;
,thers that they took out their naturaliza-
ion papers i'm September and that the depu-
" county clerks (of whom there were 26) |
jofed them hack To Nav Some moro