The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-15

Prince OF Orators"
Muskegon republicans have started big
boom for @. II. Hackley as candidate FOL
regent of the University.
Congressman Linton has declined an In
vitation to deliver the fourth OF July Grafton
at Seattle, Washington. The telegraphic
news says he is contemplating q trip around
the world this summer.
Henderson, at auction on Tuesday, Febru-
airy 10Th, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Conveyances
will carry all Owosso parties who desire to
be present. starting from the National hotel
at eight o'clock.
Chas. Il Baird, of Holly, has been ap-
pointed secretary of the Citizens Mutual
Fire Insurance Co, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF his father. He Is
thoroughly cOnversant with the work and
will keep the company In good shape.
Look out for him. An exchange says
that II smooth tongued fellow comes and
wants you to lease a steam cooker and asks
you to sign paper just for mere forms
sake, don't parley with the scamp but just
turn the dog loose. The fellow has been
working this game and the paper signed
turned out to be a good bankable note for
ss75.
II anyone in Ovid wishes to race horses
on Sunday, hitch up your rig and drive to
OwOsso Fast driving on Exchange street
in that city Sunday, was the chief attraction.
Don't forget your pocket book, as the sem
tence may be $40 or thirty days in the
county jail.-Ovid Register Union. The
above Is altogether too true. Sunday horse
racing is disgrace to the city and our Off
Gals ought to put stop to it. Will they do
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If you wish good time attend the box
social at Mrs. Mary A. Matlock's, 12S y.
Shiawassee street, this evening. The box
Is supposed to coatan eatables for two, and
will be sold to the highest bidder. BY the
name inside the purchaser will understand
who he is to take supper with. Come and
try your luck.
Vernon Argus: The ShiawasSee Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, suffered two more
losses last week, aggregating about $1,000.
This company has been rather unfortunate
the last year in this line, and was compelled
to make the second assessment TO meet
their losses.
Col. Copeland is one OF the most popular.
pleasing, eloquent, witty and instructive
lecturers before the American public. A
man of ripe scholarship. extensive travel
and splendid presence, humorist by nature,
witty, keen and fascinatingly eloquent; he
Is virtually without rival on the rostrum
as a wielder of the weapons of satire, logic,
eloquence and humor. for the pleasing of
his audiences, while at the same time teach
Ing the most valuable lessons of truth and
right. Col. Copeland rarely lectures at
any place where he Is not recalled, and
often for the third and fourth time. His
fist appearance in Owoss0 will be i'm the
Y M, G. A. Star Course next Tuesday,
10th inst.
The Hamilton, (ODt) Times reports the
wedding of Ezra S. Waterman, of this city,
as follows: Mr.. Ezra 5. Waterman, of
Owosso. Mich, son Of Mr.. f. Waterman,
No. 800 John street north, was married in
BrantfOrd today to Miss Nellie Rynett, OF
that city. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Mr. Mckenzie, at the residence of the
brides uncle, in the presence of number
relatives and few friends of the contract
ing parties. The groom has host of friends
here, where he is well and favorably known.
He was train dispatcher in the G. L. X.
offices for several years here, but is now
with the Toledo. Ann Arbor q
Northern Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Water
man will, after short wedding trip, reside
IN Owosso.