The times., 1897-01-15
TIE Times.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY. JAN. Is, 1897.
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso for
as second-class matter.
LOCAL NEW 8.

LOCAL Ew ..
E. p. Byerly was in Detroit. Tuesday.
Rev. w. b. Matteson was in Detroit on
Monday.
DIR. Mccormick now has telephone in
his residence.
II. G. Frieseke was in Fenton, Tuesday,
on business.
A. T. Thomas, of Durand. was in the
city Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell son
on Saturday.
Miss Maud Frazer visited friends in Sagi-
nav, Wednesday.
Odell Chapman was at Chaplin on legal
business, Tuesday.
Mrs. l. G.. Curry has been visiting ia
Fenton this week.
Miss Christina ellison is visiting her
grandparents at Morrice
Hon. j. w. Turner was in Jackson on
legal business, Tuesday.
s. ID. Wilson, of New Lothrop, did busi-
ness IN the city, yesterday.
City treasurer Sprague has collected near
ly $54, 900 in taxes to date.
DR.. Fred A. Todd was home from Toledo,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Judge Smith has been holding court at
st. Johns for Judge Daboll.
Attorney Il. NJ. High, of Ovid, did busi-
ness in the city Wednesday.
4. A. Todd left Monday morning for
Oklahoma City on business.
A. M. Bentley spent the first of the week
in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Robert Cheal has been confined to the
house this week by sickness.
Fred Osburn returned yesterday from a
business trip to Eeadville. Pa.
| Morris Osburn expects to 90 to Chicago
next week to spend some time.
Mrs. Chas. Howe and children, of Fenton,
are visiting at Mrs. G. M. Lewis.
Miss Emma Payne, of the telephone ex-
change, is visiting lonia friends.
Miss Jessie Bachtel. of Flint, was the
guest of Mrs. G. B. Hitler, Sunday.
Aid. Parker is at Mt. Clemens taxing
treatment at one of the sanitariums.
County Treasurer Colby paid out 500. "A
for sparrow bounties during December.
c. F. Haight, of Montrose, shook hands
with Owosso relatives and friends, Monday.
Patronize THE TIMES job department If
you want neat work at reasonable prices.
Hon w. M. Fitzpatrick has been confined
to the house this week by an attack of the
grippe.
The T., s. & M. train for Muskegon now
leaves Owosso at $40 p. M, instead 1920
a. m.
feated Flint by a score of 20 to 6. Friday
evening.
Aid. Lamfrom left today for Cleveland
and North Baltimore, Ohio, to be gone sew.
eral days.
b. 8. Stratton, the popular Ann ArboI
station agent, spent Sunday with bis par.
ents In Yale.
The many Owosso friends of r. G.. Steel
are pleased with his appointment as deputy
state treasurer.
w. 8. Hunt has added second delivery
wagon to his outfit-increasipg trade com.
pelling him to do so.
b. 8. Retain has been confined to the
house for number Of days by severe at.
tack of rheumatism.
Mrs. II. e. Oliver Is slowly recovering
from the operation performed upon her sew.
ersl days ago at Detroit.
Miss Edith Phelps left yesterday for De.
troit to visit her cousin, Miss Williams, a,
the home of Hiram Walker.
A. d. Patterson returned Tuesday from
Detroit, where he had been for medical
\ treatment somewhat improved.
City Clerk Edwards was at his Office
Tuesday for the first time In several weeks,
He is gradually getting better.
M. j. Roberts had a short enco unter with
feed cutter, sunday afternoon, and as 9
result is minus part Of one finger.
Frank Peacock, of Corunna, and w. II.
Bigelow, of this city, have been com
missioned notaries by Gov. Pingree.