The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-22


Look out for the Experience social abo,
Feb. Sd. Endless amusement In store.
Mrs. Ii. B. Van Lieu, who Is at the I'm
versity hospital in Ann Arbor suffered froI
relapse last week.
l.. II. Kingsley was out Thursday for On
first time In two mouths, being confined I
the house by sickness.
Miss Edna Converse returned home from
Pontiac. Wednesday. VIII ere she has beer
attending school. Miss Converse is a girl
sufferer
Found, q drover's memorandum book ant
check book on M. l.. Stewards bank Tn,
owner can have the same by calling at TIL
TIMES Office.
Grand Master Col. JnO. NORWOOD OF
the Grand Lodge of Michigan will be pres
ent ut the session OF the OwOssO |. q. o. +.
lodge this, Friday, evening.
Miss Maggie Mcclure has been offered an
excellent position In the West Bay City
schools. Miss Mcclure is an experienced
teacher and is now teaching at Laingsburg.
Byerly Il LOring have received notice OF
the allowance of the following original pen
sion claims: John w. Johnson and Amer
NOvess, of Ow0ssO, and Henry q. Goodrich,
of Bancroft.
The Michigan Central officials have recog-
nized the needs of better train service be-
tween OwOssO and Bay City so that now a
new passenger train has been put on, arriv-
ing at Ow0sso at 1925 and returning at
2:25.
Hon. Chas. ii. Morse. of Gratiot Co.. was
caller at The TIMES office Thursday. Mr..
Morse has been member Of the state lpgis-
lature la both branches, wears the button
and Is one of the stalwart republicans of
Michigan.
Walter Lusk, west side boot and shoe
dealer. moves his stock this week into his
new stOre OH the south side, In what might
be termed the Walsh block. j. s. Haggert
will follow in about a month with the west
side drug store.
Miss Mabel Morrice, daughter of Sheriff
MOrrice, died Sunday, January nth, of
typhoid fever, aged IL years. The funeral
was held from the sheriffs residence Tues
day morning. Mabel's seat in the COrunna
school was draped in white and feeling
OF more than usual sadness was occasiOned
by the sudden death of one whose sunny
disposition had made her 50 many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. MOrrice have the sympathy of
the entire community.
Hiram White Robinson. of Bridgeport.
has been selected by ii. w. Youmans as his
clerk OF the committee on public buildings i'm
Congress. The position had been promised
by Youmans to Hiram johnson of this
county. Said Col. NorthwOOd: IL knew
nj
menced to kick him in Virginia during the
war and they have kept II up ever since,
even to the last kick of YOuman's." All
things considered, Youmans will not be in Il
when Shiawassee county returns are count
cd in 1892.
Flint Globe: The value of railroad
to community is well illustrated in
the case of MOntrose township. There
are large amounts of valuble hardwood tim
Der In the town which has heretofore been
of little use to the owners on account of its
distance from market. The railroad has
brought market right to the town, and
Lewis Teller, representing the Estey Manu-
featuring Co. of OwOssO. is buying and ship
ping large quantities of hardwood logs. The
present snow is being utilized in hauling
them from points quite remote from the sta
ton.
+. V. Smith, VIII 1e in independence,
Iowa, had the pleasure Of looking over the
wonderful horse breeding establishment of
&. w. Williams. Here was the former home
of Axtell before his owner parted with him
for $l05, 900. 1t was here that AllertOn re-
turned after his victory over Nelson at Grand
Rapids last year. There is stable room for
over 200 horses and everything in perfect
order within this polished horse home. Little
weanlings not one year old with their tiny
h0ofs shod with dainty shoes and with gold
mounted harness go jogging along: these are
to be the record breakers. Mr.. Williams
net income from AllertOn last season was
1856, ZOO.
The sensational story Of the attempt Of
William Barnard, of Bennington, to prevent
his daughters marrying the man of her
choice, came to an end at the present term
of court, when the prosecution Of the old
man for false imprisonment was dropped at
the request of the girl, who is now Mrs.
Andrew Utter, of RidgetOwn. Ont. Mrs.
Utter was torn from her husband by her
parents and brought home. Utter followed
and made gallant attack upon the parental
mansion with q view of rescuing his wife.
He was repulsed after sanguinary conflict
with Barnard. Subsequently Barnard flew
into a rage and drove his daugter, Mrs.
Utter, from the house with few fatherly
imprecations peculiar to UGH an occasion.
The girl begged to be taken back into the
house fearing that she would perish with
cold, but the old mans heart was as hard as
they make them, and Mrs. Utter was forced
to tramp through tho snow fifteen miles To
OWOSSO where she was reunited to her huS-
band. The pair were pretty mad at the
time but they feel better now and the pro-
ceedings IN court, which they begun i'm their
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