The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-06-29

Miss Fife Manning is in the city.
Mrs. c. J Towne, of Lansing, is
visiting at p. M. Rowell's.
Fred S. Retain is home from Ham
ilton College for the summer vacation.
0. S. Smith attended reunion of
his regiment at Lansing on Tuesday.
Miss Rose Holden, of Cleveland,
is guest of Mrs. Emma McHardy.
DR.. l.. E. Phelps, of Flint, was a
guest at Mrs. HI. N. Williams, Mon
day.
Miss Jessie Keagle is spending
few weeks of her vacation in Grand
Rapids.
Editor Cameron of the Saginaw
Herald made us fraternal call yes
terday.
S. Tower, Of Byron. was before the
pension board for examination on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Willard Marshall, of Come
aut, Ohio, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. ]. H. Payne.
G.. R. Lyon and Will Parker were
in Ann Arbor at commencement
exercises yesterday.
Miss Kittie Andrus left with her
brother in.law, Mr.. Hine, for Dem
yer on Saturday evening.
Miss Maggie Byerly will leave next
week for the southern part Of the
State to spend the summer.
A. R. Retain and wife, OF Patterson,
New Jersy, visited at the home of b.
S. Retain Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Grace Taylor declines her
position in the schools which she has
so acceptably filled for two years.
Miss Phoebe Fairchild has been
retained in the East Saginaw school
for another year with salary of$7oo.
Prof. Bates will leave today or Sat-
urday for his home in Arkansas.
He expects to take trip to Californ-
la.
The Misses Lola Dunbar and Ida
Durkee were present at the University
commencement exercises during the
week.
Prof. c. w. Carman passed the
Sabbath in Owosso. He is retained
in the Grand Rapids school for
another year.
Frank Essig graduated from the
dental department of the University
this week. His father went down to
the exercises.
John T. Eaton came up from
Toledo to spend Sunday with his
family. He is well pleased with his
new position.
Mrs. III. Wesner, Miss Bertha Wes-
ener, and Miss Grace Mead left for
Ann Arbor, Tuesday, to attend com.
mencement exercises.
Miss Phoebe Fairchild was at VIM.
Broad's over Sunday. She and Miss
Nina Broad left Monday for a visit
with Prof. Shattuck and wife at st.
Clair.
Prof. J. e. Shattuck has been en-
gagged as Superintendent of the St.
Clair schools for another year at an
increased salary. We are pleased to
note this fact.
S. F. Smith argued the case of the
people VS.. Alva Ellis and Eugene
Brown before the Supreme Court on
Wednesday. This is an appeal Bo.
hemian Dat case.
The Misses Abbie Tillotson and
Corina Conant left for New York
City Thursday evening and on We'd
nesday Miss Conant sailed for Europe
in company with John Beach.
Prof. Bates, Roy Osburn and the
Misses Lena Austin, Elba Sprague,
Maude Gates and May Webster were
in Ann Arbor at commencement
exercises Wednesday and Thursday.
Fred S. Retain sends us the follow
ing item, which is of interest to Rev.
Donnelly's many friends: Last Thurs
day, June az, Mr.. Donnelly received
the honorary degree of D. D. from
Madison University, from which he
was graduated in 1862. The degree
was conferred upon but one other
alumnus.
Prof. E. M. Hartman left for South
Bend, Ind, on Saturday. Mr.. Hart
man has for two years filled the posi-
ton of commercial course teacher in
the high school to the utmost salts.
faction OF all our citizens. The
scholars of the school appreciated
his services from the first. Mr.. H.
intends to go to the University next
year.
"She" is at Connor's.