The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-01-31
White clover honey at Hunts.
Sugars are very cheap at Hunts.

White clover honey at Hunts.
Sugars are very cheap at Hunts.
A l0-lb. boy at c. w. Parker's on Tues
day.
Ladies' calling cards at this Office. Latest
styles.
All kinds bottled pickles and preserves at
Hunts.
Lovers of Lehigh coal will find the gen.
uine at G. j. Stuarts.
l.. L. Woodland was granted another pat
ent Tuesday OIL coffin fastener.
Next week we will begin the publication
of the interesting serial Roger Laroque."
Mrs. j. b. Lackey. living just west of
Laingsburg, died Wednesday of the infiuen-
"a.
w. j. Parkhurst has purchased Mr.
Webbs interest in the Homer a. Webb mar
ket.
Uncle Sam declared on Tuesday that Geo.
l.. Bennett, Owosso, should hereafter draw
a pension,
and Luciada Schmidt, March 4, on charge
OF adultery.
Send your children to the juvenile draw
ing and writing classes Saturday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock. Only 10 cents lesson.
There are 81 cases on the calendar of the
February term of the circuit court which
convenes next Monday.
The stockbreeders' meeting at Bancroft
on Wednesday was success. Next meet
ing is to be held at Vernon.
The Laingsburg post Office was entered by
burglars Wednesday night and the safe
blown open and 500 in stamps taken.
Married, Charles w. Peters, of Owosso
and Miss Minnie A. Splitter, of Henderson,
by Rev. G. b. Spencer at the parsonage,
Jan. 2Sth.
The annual meeting of the w. c. Il. U.
Of Owosso will occur Wednesday, February
5, in the Y. M. c. A. chapel, at p. m, 10
cal time.
The Maccabee goat has the grippe" All
feeble candidates should improve the Occa-
sion and join at once and avoid the "bump-
er" and Cyclone" degrees.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church will give reception to the young
people. of the congregation and their
friends at the home of Mrs. ID. j. Nyse-
wander this, Friday evening.
Rev. Washington Gardner, Past Depart
ment Commander Michigan G.. A. r., will
give his lecture Oil 1.-The Battle of Chica-
manga" in Owosso some time next month
for the benefit of the local post. He is a
fine speaker.
The examination of Enos Stanton charged
with the murder of Alex. Coffee, near Judd's
Corners, was completed before Justice Welsh
of Corunna, on Monday, resulting i'm his
discharge. The evidence clearly showed
that Stanton acted in self defense.
A. Cossitt, of OwossO township, father
of Postmaster G. Ii. COssitt, died at his
home on Tuesday, aged 70 years. He he'd
been a resident of this county for number
of years, and was man well spoken of.
The funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon.
If you continue your stock in the Building
q Loan Association until it natures you
make about IL per cent interest. If for any
reason you wish to withdraw you can do so
getting your money back and in addition
six per cent interest if you have been
member six months.
The Economic Glass" was largely at
tended last Monday evening. The relation
Of political economy to other sciences, was
discussed under the able leadership of Prof.
Simmons. DIR. ConOver gave paper on
organized charities" which was requested
for publication. The next meeting will be
held at Col. Colts residence February 10th. |
The subject for the lesson is production
Prof. Simmons, leader.
Journal: A county convention of the p. |
of l. was held i'm the court house i'm this |
oit npra xxyifL - M
large number of members i'm attendance. |
The following officers were elected: Presi- |
dent, M. w. Drake; vice president, i. V. |
Botsford; secretary, James Fee; treasurer, |
j. III. Moyses; sentinel, f. j. Cherry. Dele |
gates to state convention, o. c. Moore, ID. |
c. Cooper, Martin Willoughby, p. V. Bots
ford, ii. A. Fenner.
Bruce Buckmnster has reason to be thank |
full that he is alive. Saturday afternoon |
while riding up the street with Niles Wig |
gins their cart ran into one of the hacks near |
the Merell House, throwing them both out. |
In some manner the reins caught Mr.. BIS |
left foot and he was dragged up the street |
three blocks with the horse on run. His |
overcoat turning back under his head doubt |
less saved his life. He was badly bruised |
up and it will be some time before he gets !
entirely over the accident.
At a meeting held Tuesday evening of the |
directors of the OwOsso Driving Park Assoc |
citation the following officers were elected |
fer the ensuing year
o. Sharpstene, President; G.. l.. Dimmlck
Vice President p. M. Roth, Treasurer +.
II. Peterson, Secretary f. b. Gates, Com
mittee on Privileges.
1t is the intention of the society to form
circuit and give an early summer meeting.
The management of the association is in
hands and we predict success.
Flint Globe: A few days since the Globe
published the number of cases tried i'm the
circuit court of this county in 1889. The
material was used by Judge Newton as the
basis of the apportionment of the stenogra-
piers salary among the different counties
as follows: Genesee. 231 cases; apportiOn-
ed, S7Ss. 90: Shiawassee 233 cases; appor-
toned, S76l.67: Livingston, IS cases; appOr-
TONED, S249.34.
The amount per month for each county is
rs follows: Genessee, S67.75; Shiawassce,
s63.44; Livingston, SCOTS.
The A.bury NJ T.. Sunday school held its
annual meeting Tuesday evening of this
week and elected the following officers for
1890:
Supt, Louis Flickinger.