The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06

E. A Whitney, of Flint, was in
Owosso on Wednesday. He ordered
The TINES TO make him weekly
visit.
Hugo Wesner returned from Flor
ida much improved in health. He
has resumed his position in Seligman's
bank at East Saginaw.
If you want nice pair of specta.
Giles go to Prays, the jeweler.
At Pray's you can find the best
nickle time clock in the county.
Every clock warranted one year.
House numbers for sale at Curry's
hardware.
Republican town committee of
Caledonia is H. w. Bigelow, Z. B.
Pelton and ]. F. Bilhimer.
Every Que who can should give the
S. of V. lift toward secursng the
State Encampnent for Owosso.
The dates have been fixed for June s
to s.
The L. c. B. society Of the Con-
gregational church will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon and evening Of
next week at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Haskell on Adams street, by Mes
danes Haskell, Niblack, Gay and
Guile. Gentlemen invited to tea.
Dave Dwight has recently engaged
horse sheer from Detroit. The man
is said to be an excellent workman,
fast and good work. Mr.. Dwight
has also purchased stock of iron
and will hereafter make the shoes
used at his shop. Drop in and see
them make the shoes.
Letters advertised at the Owosso
post Office for week ending March. 81:
Lyman Alberts, James w Bickle,
Mrs Matrie Robbins, Mrs S M Town
send, Chas Mckenzie, House & Nc
Clellan, Chas Jameson, Charles B
Lensby, Frank r Lauder, VIM r
Meads Drops: John McKensie.
Easter Sunday passed off very
pleasantly at the NJ. E. church. The
ladies had made extensive and artis-
tic decorations with plants and
flowers which greatly added to the
pleasure Of the occasion. The large
morning congregation were treated
to an able and eloquent sermon on
the Resurrection" by pastor Spencer
In the evening an audience which
tested to the utmost seating capacity
Of the house listened to well rem.
dered program by the S. S. The
secretary's report gave an average at
tendance for the quarter of a35 and
An Easter missionary collection of
over els 90.
The Young Ladies Mission Band
of the M. E. church will give Japan
csc social this Friday evening";
April, 9th, at the residence of Mr.. J.
T. Peters. Among the pleasing fea.
lures of the entertainment will be an
exhibition of Japanese curiosities and
the following interesting program on
Japan:
Vocal solo, Mrs. Scoville
Recitation, Anna Deal
Instrumental music, Minnie Bailey
Essay, Mamie Shanafelt
Cornet Solo, Fred Holiday
Reading, Anna Fuller
Vocal Solo, Rev. Spencer
Recitation, Josie Peters
Guitar Solo, Will Robbins
Interesting facts on japan, Mrs.
Spencer
Chorus by the young men.
Remarks by Rev. c. B. Spencer.
Admission S cents. Refreshments
served by the Young ladies in cos
tume--Io cents.
On Friday, March goth a very
pleasant reunion of the Wiley family
was held at the residence of Mr.. ].
d. Evans. There were present Mr..
and Mrs. John Wiley, of Ridgely
Maryland, DR.. William Wiley, Of
Fon du lac, Wisconsin, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. d. Wiley, of Albion, Mr.. and Mrs
J. S. Stockwell, of Pontiac, Mrs. E.
B. Terry, of Lansing, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
M. Wiley ard daughter, of this city,
Mrs. E. J. Drake and Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram l.. Lewis. Miss Hattie Evans
came home from school and Mr.. Der,
Evans took short vacation to visi
their relatives.
In the afternoon the four brothers
with their sisters Mrs. Evans, Mrs
Stockwell and Mrs. Terry visited the
gallery Of Mr.. Moore and we're pho
tographed in group.
The most pleasant part of the re
union TO those present was that the,
have never succeeded in getting sc
many Of them together since the late
war, only three being absent, two
sisters and one brother, Mrs. Margar
ct Smith, Of Vermont. Mrs. Opheli'
Erity. Of Ypsilanti and Mr.. Adam
| Wiley, of New Mexico.