The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-23

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dOns quickly" Write as or call tOT
prices. We hare the circulation, acc co',
do you good.
Sterling Java coffee1 Banister's.
Imported salt for butter at Hunts.
An extra canned corn at one shilling a
can ut Banisters.
Mrs. Rose Kelsey and Miss Joslin, Of By
ron, were in Owosso Tuesday.
Girl for general Homework. Apply at
| Intelligence Office, 200 w. Exchange St.,
OwOsso.
Parties wishing help, male or female,
leave orders at Intelligence office 200, W..
Exchange st.
Tea dust, Hunt has the best you ever
| saw, it will draw as well as any SOC tea, get
a sample and try 1t.
S7OO was loaned by the savings society
| Monday night. The lowest loan going at
| So per cent premium.
Died, Thursday morning at 6 o'clock, of
brain fever. Ruby. the young. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Heron.
Ed. e. Taylor was elected secretary and
Will Parker one of the directors of the
University athletic club last Saturday.
Mileage with Shiawassse county legis-
latOrs does not cut much of figure. Bots
ford is credited with As. johnson sc and
Wilcox Ga.
The next meeting of the board of super
vsOrs will be In June, when q representa-
tive on the state board of equalization is to
be elected.
Myron ii. Reynolds returned Wednesday
night from a trip in Northern Michigan
where he has been engaged in Sunday
school work.
Vernon has reading circle and pedagog-
| ic class meeting bi-weekly, which means
that some trained teachers will enter the
ranks in the spring.
Miss Hannah Bingham, of MahOning
county, Ohio, who has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey, left Thursday
morning for Kent county.
Vernon schools have lyceum and last
| Wednesday evening debated the Indian
question and in addition an interesting pro-
gram of readings and recitations.
| Gundrum of Ionia. appointed on the State
Board of Pharmacy, succeeds Mcdonald OF
Kalamazoo instead of Parkill of Owosso
whose term does not expire until 1892.
| Corunna is the county seat and Supervisor
Horsman spanked it one day jOkingly and
since that time COrunna has been making
| faces and trying to make believe that Hors-
man wanted to kill it.
| A day and night force have been engaged
| in filling Dudley's cold storage building with
| ice. The ice was cut in the pond above and
| flOated down the river and elevated by horse
power into the cold storage above.
Thos. Horsman, of Owosso, used to be
one of natures nOblemen, in the language
| of Corunna newspapers, but because of a
joke played during the last session of the
board Of Supervisors regarding the county
seat he is now ''bold bidder for fame" and
simply T. Horsman.
The casket factory has lately added to
the efficiency of its fire protection by con-
Meeting with the water works and piping
the water in large pipes over the factory.
They now have four places in the north
| building and three in the south where they
can attach the hose that is hung near al
hand.
The numerous OwossO stock holders In
the Mexican Iron mountain Manufacturing
Co.. at Durango, Mexico, will be interested
i'm the proposition received from an English
syndicate for the purchase of the entire
plant. The consideration offered being three
million dollars. 1t is likely that the dea
will be made.
VIM. Harris and Miss Carrie DeFrenr
were united i'm marriage Wednesday, Jan
81, at the residence of the former, No. 1876
Lansing street. The ceremony being pre-
formed by Rev. ID. w. STARTS. Mr.. Harri.
is passenger conductor on the nj. G. Ry
and Miss DeFrenn one of the most popular
young ladies of the West Side. Among thu
presents bestowed upon the bride was F;
beautiful portrait of herself and q diamond
pin.
James Caramilla, former merchant OF
our city made us flying visit the 10th anC
18th of this month and shook hands will
his many friends who were glad to see hin
aud ready to welcome him back at any
time. We hope he may haye as good ;
patronage at Ann ArbOr as he had here
He was negotiating the sale of his residence
on Shiawassee street while heres The peO
pie of Ann Arbor will find him him work
or strictly honest in business dealings and
| one VINO VIII Try 10 please MS cuStOmerS
In getting his share of the trade we wish
him success.
The A. o. Ii. ball given in the Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday night was most pleas
ant social event. The hall had beer
artistically decorated with evergreen and
/ draped with bunting. American flags and
Irish emblems showed the patriotism and
devotion of the order. One beautiful green
banner bore the Irish motto ERIN Ga
BIagh' worked in silver. The reception
committee, consisting of Messrs. Murphy,
PhOey, Green, Connolly and Hagan, assist
ed by the Misses Prendergast, Counelly,
King, Murphy and Carmody welcomed the
guests in the reception room. About nine
o'clock the dancing was commenced to beau
tiful harp music with orchestra accOmpani-
ment, the finale being ''Home, Sweet
Home" Over 200 were present.