The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-17
Personal Mention.


the week.
M. b. Faughner of Alma, was in Owosso
yesterday.
T. ID. Dewey was in Chicago the fore
part of the week.
Geo. Carpenter made business trip 10
Saginaw, Monday.
Supt. Hall, of the Cadillac schools, was
in Owosso, Saturday.
DIR. Robb is improving, though not yet
able to leave his room.
Miss Ruth Bingham left Monday for CHI
cago to visit her brother.
DIR. C. j. b. Stephens and bride returned
to OwOsso, Tuesday evening.
II. r. Chaplin, editor Of the Durand Ex-
press, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Katie Waldron is still seriously sick
and with but slight hope of recovery.
Miss Franc Evans has been engaged as
one of the teachers in the Morrice schools
next year.
w. A. Edwards, of Louisville, KY, visit
ed his brother Percy Edwards the fore part
of the week.
w. A. Woodland and Jas. Stever were In
Detroit, Tuesday, in the interest OF the
Stever Oiler Co. :
| Rev. C. b. Spencer is in Cleveland attend
ing the national convention of NJ. f. young
peoples societies.
II. M. Wilson, clerk of the state board OF
auditors, was in Owosso Saturday, the
guest of Geo. M. Dewey.
Prof. G. o. Bates has notified the school
board that he does not desire to be retained
as principal for another year.
DIR. Crum was at Lansing Wednesday and
Thursday attending the annual meeting OF
the state eclectic medical and surgical associ-
alton.
Secretary E. f. Lohnes returned Wednes
day evening from Philadelphia. He reports
very enthusiastic conferences both at Orange
and Philadelphia.
Miss Anna Lawrence, of OwOssO teaches
in the Kelley district, Caledonia township
and it is also said, teaches one of the hes
schools in the county.
Joe Crosby visited Owosso friends Tues
day and Wednesday. Joe goes to Beldin
to accept the position of foreman in the fin
ishing department of casket factory.
A. NJ. Sanford, former express messenge
in this city, and now messenger on the d
L. & n. Ry, has been i'm Owosso for severa
days, called here by the sickness of rela
tives.
= Prof. G.. o. Bates, of the OwOsso Hig
School, has received very flattering offe
i to become professor of sciences in Missoul
70 Valley College, Marshal, Mo. Certainl
Mr.. b. is well qualified to fill the place
% TX. White has been reengaged as supe
y intendent of the FentOn schools. Nj
:, White has all the necessary qualifications {
~ successful educator and has met wit
marked success during the present year.
= Jas. McKeand has purchased an intere
. in the business of VIM. McKeand and wi
le remove here from Pontiac next week. NJ
y McKeand will be remembered as the gent
man who was in business here short tin
&c in the fall of 1887.
y" Mr.. Lufkins of the Holly Water Worl
- Co., was in OwossO the early part of Il
No week preparing plans and specification I
~ the city water works. The plans will
ready to bid on early in June. The col
es mttee is working hard and pushing ever
n thing as fast as possible.
NC We Wonder
How the boys who play ball ON Sund
would like to see their names in print.
no Why unlicensed saloons are permitted
I,o run in open violation of law.
a. Why the Council does not pass an or
,o, nance compelling all owners of dogs to p
20 vide a muzzle for their dogs, and order
81, dogs found unmuzzled, killed. Would
- not be public safety?