The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-09-19
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. l.. p. Gould has returned to Ann
Arbor.
The glass is now in position in the new
express building.
Mrs. Ida Kenyon, of Detroit, is visiting
Mrs. TheO. Laubengayer
Miss Helen Manning has returned to the
Battle Creek Sanitarium.
The official count of Owosso. as announc-
ed by Supt. Porter, is 6,544.
Miss Abby Conant has returned to Ober-
lin, where she will resume her musical
studies.
Mrs. c. j. Phelps, son and daughter, of
West Branch, are guests at the home OF L..
Flickinger.
Miss Sadie Roberts returned to Hastings
on Tuesday, after a few days visit with
Miss Grace Dewey.
Miss Allie Brooks returned ON Saturday
from six weeks visit with friends at Bay
City and Saginaw.
The Mich. S. M. & Organ Co. had the
finest display of sewing machines, organs
and pianos eyer shown at a fair here.
Mrs. Fred Osburn is entertaining her
brother, Chas. Hathaway, and nieces, the
Misses Hathaway, of Rochester, n. Y.
Rev. A. G. Peters, of Henderson, will
preach i'm the Methodist church Sunday
morning. There will be no service i'm the
evening.
AS per the schedule in this issue of The
TIMES, the next teachers examination i'm
I, this county will he held at Corunna on FRI
day of next week.
Oyster supper will be served on Wednes-
day evening next at the home of M. l..
Parker, on Cedar street, for the benefit of
the carpet fund for Asbury chapel.
The l.. A. S. of Disciples church will
serve supper from to 8, PM, on Saturday
of this week, at the residence of J.A.Cum-
minis, corner of Dewey and Queen SITS.
All are invited.
The Democratic conventions to nominate
representatives have been called to meet at
Corunna on Saturday of next week, for the
first district, and one week later for the
second district at Owosso
The Congregational Society will give a tea
at the residence of Mrs. n. A. Finch, East
Main street, next Wednesday. Sept. 25.
Tea served from 500 to 500. Proceeds to
I've applied on organ fund.
The statement issued by the Shiawassee
Savings Society this week Is certainly
gratifying one to the stockholders. The
first series of stock is worth S24.75 per
share and has Melted 96c during the past
four months.
Charlotte Republican: /. n. Jackson
went to Owosso. Tuesday. to set up pony
cylinder press, similar to the one in this
Office, in the Office of THE TINES, which,by
the way Is getting to be one of the UeTy
best papers I'm the state.
The Prohibition mass meeting on Monday
was n success both i'm point of attendance
and the interest manifested by the audience.
Mr. 81. John is a pleasant speaker, was thor
oughly acquainted with the topic under
consideration, but sometimes descended to
abuse where argument would have been
more convincing.
Miss Myrtle Embury, beloved daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Embury, diedof diph-
liberia Saturday morning last and was buried
early Sunday evening by the Rev. 9. b.
Spencer assisted by the Rev. ID. W.Sharts.
The deceased was beautiful and sprightly
child, four years of age, lovely DISPOSE
ton, bright mind and promising great
things for life But she Is gone to that
better land where all things are ever best
and at their best. Appropriate resolutions
were passed at the Asbury Sunday School.
New Fall styles in picture frame mouli
ings at LoRING x Sons.