The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.

X. Dodge, OF drOpsy.
Died. Monday, August 10th, infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Glenn.
Died. Mrs. Emma E. Ruby Wednesday
August IL. of typhoid fever
Died, Tuesday, August 18th, Mrs. Matte
VanNess, at the residence of her mother,
Mrs. IL. ID. Neff. Funeral Thursday.
Died, Sunday, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Wicking, aged four months. Fun
eral Tuesday, conducted by Rev. E. l..
Little.
Bertrina by Jerome Eddy reduced her
record to 1923 last week.
Favora by Jerome Eddy enters the list
with mark of 2:25A, and Geo. w. by Ma
p0leOn In $3.50.
Mrs. VIM. Broad and Miss Phoebe Fair
child were called to Lowell last Friday by
the death of their grandfather.
State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton Fitch was in Owosso Friday afternoon
to look i'm upon the closing scenes of the
Institute.
p. j. Bryan. formerly i'm the machine and
agricultural implement business in OwossO,
but now devoting his time to insurance in
Hannibal, Missouri, was in OwOsso last
week.
We have too many Ladies' Blouse Waists.
Look at the Cut Prices. We want to let
them go. Look at the Scotch Ginghams.
reduced to SC. Fast black Organizes at
Os0urn'S.
Last Sunday the home of S. II. Schoield,
of Rush, was burned. Fire in the big
huckleberry marsh spreading until the
house was reached, and all efforts to save it
were unavaling.
I. Fl. Keller has accepted temporarily the
position of business manager of the Middle
vile Manufacturing Company. This will
compel his absence from the city until No
vember LIST next.
Prof. Winston, of st. Johns, and G. S.
Reeves, of the Ovid REDISTRIBUTION were in
OwOssO Thursday, on their way from the
Maccabees meeting at Jackson. THE TIMES
office was the scene of a fraternal visit.
e. nj. Hopkins spoke before the teachers
institute Thursday afternoon on ''Legisla-
ton as she legislates," describing the intro
ductiOn of bills, reference to committees,
third reading, and all the ins and outs Of
law making.
The Owosso bicycle club expect to secure
one of the state meetings Of the League Of
American Wheelmen at OwOsso during the
Fair. The state meetings have not yet been
fixed and there seems little doubt of Owosso
being crowded with wheels during the Fair
week.
Geo. Carpenters mother, whose home is
in Byron, was visiting at the residence Of
her son in Owosso last Saturday, when
about twenty ladies residing In that neigh
borhood, gave her surprise party and a
most enjoyable time Is what they all said of
the event.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, heretofore associated in business
under the name Of Goodyear & Flanagan,
have dissolved their partnership by mutual
consent, and that N. Goodyear will continue
the business, and all parties indebted to the
above firm will call and settle their accounts.
st GOODYEAR 81 FLANAGAN.
Lansing will turn out en- masse to assist
Owosso's celebration of labor day, and
Owosso will return the favor one year hence.
b. G. Hall, President of the organization,
reports everything most favorable for the
event. The business men are all taking
hold of the project, and all In all labor day
will be the great day for Owosso.
The last official act of the present board
Of school examiners was Friday, of this
week, when they met and granted certif-
Gates from the examination of last week.
The only change in the personnel OF the
board will be that Mr.. Sheldon Is changed
from the position OF chairman to that of
commissioner on the retirement of Secretary
Dewey and Mr.. White succeeds to the va
cancy on the board by the promotion OF Mr..
Mr CnOnar IN MI a pQ nv,
the board, because by custom as the senior
member in point of term Of Office, Its chair
man.