The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-01-04
LOCAL NEwS
Supervisors next week.
Schools reopen next week.

Schools reopen next week.
Furnished room to rent. Inquire at office.
The public will miss the week end ticket.
May this year be happy one to all TIMES
readers.
From our sale of New Years calling cards
we should judge that more calling was done
in Owosso than for several years.
We acknowledge the receipt Of fine cal
endar from the Log Cabin Stock Farm,
Senator Palmer proprietor. Percheron
horses and Jersey cattle of the best strains
are kept on the farm.
The ladies' Did society of the Church of
Christ, will give an oyster supper at the
chapel, corner of Oliver and Hickory streets
Friday evening, Jan. IL. Supper served
from six to nine. Price Is cents. All are
cordially invited.
The officers elected at the annual meeting
of the Congregational society at the meeting
on Friday evening last week: Trustees, c.
Mccormick, w. Woodland; Clerk, f. w.
Woodland; Treasurer, G. +. Shattuck; Col
lector, Geo. M. Dewey Jr.
Letters advertised at the Owosso post
office for week ending Saturday Dec. 30, 'Ss:
Reyman Parkhusrt, j. Z. Fauth, j. B.
Heydlanff, Rev. A. d. Lincoln, Lucy Mem
mer, C. b. Bears, w. d. Ryan. Drops,
Tom Cudncy, Mrs. Omline.
On Monday next the new county officials
will take charge of their respective offices.
To each and all of them we extend the wish
that they may be as successful In the dis
charge of the duties devolving upon them as
their predecessors have been.
Among the extra holiday editions received
At this Office, none were finer than the Hast
ings Banner. 1t was sixteen page paper
printed on book paper. and full of interest
ing reading. Messrs. Cook 81 Niskern may
feel proud of their paper any way, for each
issue is always ncwsy and nicely printed.
One of the welcome dailies received on
our desk is the State Republican, issued by
the State Publishers. Its columns are filed
with news; its editorial notes are both bright
and spicy and decidedly original. Now
that the legislature is in session there is no
reason why the Republican should not have
a large list of Owosso readers.
We have made arrangements with Gibbons
Brothers, publishers of the Michigan Farm
er, the best agricultural paper in the state,
whereby we are able TO offer The TIMES
and the FARMER, including the Household
supplement together, for S1.90, cash In adj
vance. For either paper separately, one
dollar will be charged. This is the greatest
offer wo have ever been able to make to our
friends and we feel sure II will be appreci-
ated. Heretofore the Farmer and House
hold have sold regularly at S1.5O.
Bancroft Advertiser: For some time past
Mr.. Chas. Godfrey has been missing articles
OF wearing apparel from his room. Mr.
Godfrey not having any clue to the perpe-
traitor decided to keep quiet and wait for
Developments. A young man by the name
of Jerry Cunningham was roomng in the
same building and Mr.. Godfrey suspicioned
him as being the thief. Matters came to a
head last Wednesday. Mr.. Godfrey learn
ing that Cunningham had shipped his trunk
to Durand and was preparing to follow on
the next train. procured q search warrant
and proceeded TO Durand and searched the
trunk. and To-. two seal skin caps, ono $40
pair of pants, q number Of fine shirts, shoes.
stockings and gloves and coat and pair of
gloves belonging to Mr.. Godfrey's brother
were revealed. Cunningham was arrested
and Thursday pleaded guilty and was sent
up for thirty days.
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