The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-09
New ad. for the Fair this week.

| New ad. for the Fair this week.
Thomas McEwing, of Bancroft, was in
OwossO Tuesday.
Frank Marshall and wife, of Saginaw,
were in Owoss0, Sunday.
Attend the lecture by Rev. Davies at
Odd Fellow hall this evening.
Annual meeting of the Second National
Bank next Tuesday at 10 a. m.
Jan. 16 is the date for the first lecture in
the Y. M. q. A. members course.
Supervisor w. l.. Colby, of Shaftsburg,
was caller at THE TIMES Office Monday.
Geo. Hurrell, OF Caledonia, rejoices in the
advent of daughter born wednesday
night
Rev. r. r. Davies will occupy the Con-
gregational pulpit for the last time next
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude White, Miss Blanche
Mahaney and E. w. Woodward, spent Sun
day in Flint.
Herman Cute and Ii. w. Holman were
in Ann Arbor Tuesday night to listen to
Stanley's lecture.
MT. II. anu lIlllidu DlChcISOii, VI AiOWCh,
were the guests of Miss Fanny Louise
Bartram, New Years.
w. C. Jordan and wife, of Ohio, visited
his father, E. M. Jordan, in this city, from
New Years until Monday.
Master Mechanic Galloway leaves Owosso
to-day for Indianapolis assuming his Office
of Superintendent, Saturday.
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
serve tea at the home OF Mrs. Jas. Lave
rock, Wednesday January IA. Tea from
to 8 p. m.
Engineer Finch, of the car shops, has
given notice that no will not continue longer
in the employ of the I. d A. but will go to
Chicago.
Sunday evening services ut the NJ. +.
church are so we'll attended that people are
obliged to go away, being unable to get in
the church.
The Estey Mn'fg Co. broke shaft in
their factory Monday morning necessitating
partial suspension of work during the fore
part of the week.
DR.. A. G. Cowles, of Durand, was caller
at THE TINES office, Thursday. The doc
tor is soon to take trip to Maryland for
pleasure and health.
The Ashley Cleaner notes that JnO. Il.
Wolverton was presented with a handsome
gold watch as Christmas present from a
wholesale liquor house in Saginaw.
The Durand Express is lively exponent
of that town and just reaches out to all the
corners of the compass to haul in booms for
the village of railroads. It's newsy and
nice.
Sunday afternoon Fred Storrer fell down
pair of stairs and was picked up uncOn-
scious. Drs. Hume and Perkins were in
attendance and sewed up some OF the
wounds.
One hundred and fifty or more extra
copies of the last issue of THE TIMES were
sent out of town by people who wished to
let their friends know of OwossO's indus
trial Importance.
Walter Edward, son of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
E. Clapp, of this city died, Jan. 4, aged
one year and two months. Funeral services
were held at Asbury chapel, Monday after
noon conducted by Rev. e. B. Bancroft.
Henry A. Vorce died Saturday after a
| lingering illness. The funeral services
were conducted by the Rev. f. b. Ban
croft at Asbury chapel, Sunday at 2 p. IN.
The deceased was member Of Quacken-
bush Post G. A. r., Who attended the
funeral in a body.
James NJ. Tobin, formerly with Boydell
Bros, paint manufacturers, Detroit is to
occupy one of the new stores in the Jackson
block on Exchange street with large stock
of paints, oils, varnshes, wallpaper and in
terror decorating goods. Mr.. Tebin's long
experience has made him an artist in this
line.
A large number of the farmers living i'm
Caledonia township, whose farms are in
Guided in the Union school district of Co
runna, are organizing movement to be set
off by themselves or to be attached to other
| districts. They claim the school tax Is en-
tirely too high. The fight will probably be
lively one.
The citizens of OwOssO all regret the de-
parture of Mr., Alex. Galloway, master-me-
chanic of the Il. Il A. A. Ry., and his fam
| ly from this city. AS is noted elsewhere
he goes to Indianapolis to assume the duties
of division superintendent of the G. ii. & /.
road. He is man of whom any town may
be proud. Our best wishes follow him in
his new field. His familywill remain here
for the present.
Del Watson was brakeman on the T..
A. A. q N. M. Ry and with a realizing
sense of the suffering and need of w. Re-
gan, who lost both his legs some six weeks
ago at Durand, collected by subscription
from railroad men over S25 for the benefit of
his unfortunate friend. 1t is now said that
Watson never paid over the money and his
whereabouts are unknown. Watson claim
ed to be a member of the S. M. L., Grand
Rapids.
The Economic Club discussed municipal
government Monday evening at the resi-
dence Of Jas. Osburn. Rev. II. X. Davies,
in his leave-taking of the club spoke feel
ingly of the work of the past and the line
of study of the future. Social questions
will be uppermost for the next twenty-five
years and he who would understand the
drift of the times must be student of soci
ety." said Mr.. Davies. The next meeting
of the club will be at the residence of JO-
sah Thompson. George M. Dewey, War
rem Woodland and ii. X. White will
present papers on the ideal city government.
The Farmers Institute under State