The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-07-03

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Z. Burk, OF Detroit, was in the city, Mon
day.
Miss Cora Merell visited in Lansing this
week.
TIlford Middleton was in the city, We'd
nesday.
ID. M. Christian Is suffering from an at
tack of rheumatism.
DIR. Mccormick and family left for Can
ada, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ii. johnson and Mrs. j. Sutton are
visiting relatives in Caro-.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brown, of Detroit,
are guests at w. ii. Lewis.
Representative Hall, of Ogemaw county,
was in OwOssO Saturday evening.
Oscar Moore, late of this city, has opened
furniture store at Telluride, Colo.
j. A. Swayze and wife, of Bay City. visit
ed at G. s. Williams the first of the week.
+. &. Theirs, Elsie's popular druggist,
was caller at THE TIMES Office Monday.
Mrs. John Collins left Wednesday to visit
Mrs. N. G. Phillips and Mrs. VIM. Bill
lings, OF Bancroft were in Owosso, We'd
nesday.
Miss Edith Wykes is attending the State
music teachers convention at Grand Rapids
this week.
Mrs. j. Coleman went to Port Huron,
Tuesday, where she will spend few weeks
with her parents.
Martin Cute went to Jackson today to ar
range for the sale of the bee boxes which
he manufactures.
Norton j. Tillotson, of Seattle, Washing
ton, is in the city and will probably spend
the summer here.
Mrs. f. G.. Mead has returned from a few
weeks visit at the home of her brother, l..
G. Mead, of Ovid.
Miss Ivah Smith has gone to Milwaukee,
where she will spend her vacation with her
uncle, w. S. Cossit.
Ii. G. Warren, of Flint, is visiting his
uncle, A. Parsons. lie is graduate of
Albion, class of '91.
Mrs. Westfall, of jackson, will spend
Saturday and Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. +. II. Watson.
Miss Cora Miller has been engaged to
teach the fall term of school III the Goss
district, Rush township.
Il. T.. Hackleman and family will remove
in about two weeks to Albany, Oregon, the
former home of the family.
Miss Gertrude White, of the ST. Clair
schools, has returned to her home III Owes
SO. After the close of school Miss White
took lake trip to Buffalo.
Geo. e. Rebec, who has been elected as
instructor in English in the Univerity of
Michigifh, was in Owosso, Wednesday. Mr..
Rebec's home is in Saginaw.
A rob;taat uiru;nhotbop, nf nafroit In
spected the work on the Congregational
church Tuesday. He reported everything
as going along very satisfactorily.
Ii. j. McEuen, principal of the Perry
school, rode through OwOsso Wednesday
on his bicycle enroute for his home in
Ovid, where lie will spend most of the sum-
mer.
Stanley E. Parlkill goes to Detroit (Star
Island) July Z to attend the meeting of the
state board of pharmacy. The summer eX-
aminations are held at the Star Island
House.
Rev. f. b. Bancroft was at Albion last
week. He is one of the trustees of Albion
college and reports that institution in most
fiourishing condition. SiXty-three diplomas
were given this year.
Miss Kittie Evans will succeed to the
position held by her sister, Miss Franc, in
the Morrice schools. Miss Evans has been
very successful teacher and has lately
been a student at the State Normal school.
Robt. Smith, state printer, while enroute
for Ithaca, stopped at The TINES Office for
visit. Mr.. Smith is veteran Republican
journalist whose keen political perceptions
i'm the past have been verified to most re-
markable degree.
M. III. Reynolds was i'm attendance last
Monday at the meeting of the executive
board of the State Sunday School assOcia-
ton. The work was found in every way
prosperous and the future outlook good.
The Chautauqua conference of Sunday
school workers will have ten or more repre-
sentatives from Michigan, one of this num-
Der being Mr.. Reynolds. A three weeks
campaign i'm Sunday school organization
will be commenced i'm the upper peninsula
beginning i'm August. For the State con-
ventiOn in December at MuskegOn 1t was
planned to run three trains, starting from
Detroit over the d., G.. II. q NJ, the M. c..
and the d., l.. & N. railroads. A program
for the State meeting was arranged for.