The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-07-21

| Lyon x Pond advertise their first semi.
annual clearing sale.
DR.. Sutherland will soon open dental par.
lors In the rooms vacated by DIR. Stephens.
Several members of the COrunna Salvation
Army held forth on our streets Tuesday
evening.
j. b. WoOdin commenced work on his
new greenhouse, south Washington street,
Tuesday.
| Several weddings are to occur within the
near future-so rumor says, and we think
with good foundation.
E. M. Hopkins, formerly of this city, has
left the employ of the Saginaw Herald and
is now with the Saginaw News.
Owosso lodge A. o. u. w. received IS
new members Tuesday evening. Fifteen
members of Perry Lodge were in attend
ance.
The D., G. II. & M. run another excursion
to Chicago, Monday, July "a, tickets good to
return July 80. Fare for round trip SIS. IS.
Train leaves OwossO 900 a. m.
The Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navi-
CATION company are now running double
daily boat service between Detroit and
Cleveland. Boats leave Detroit daily ex-
cept Sunday and Monday, at $50 a. m. and
daily at 10 p. m,
DR.. Ward, Of Laingsburg, chatted pleas
ay,tl IN, n,tr M, for oIf
day. He could not forgive the compositor
who made the word rifle" in his copy last
week read "wife." Just turn to his letter
and see how it reads.
The counties of Bay, Tuscola, Huron,
Sanilac, st. Clair, Macomb, Lapeer and
Oakland have been added to the terri
tory of w. e. Watson, deputy revenue
collector. This makes it a large district
and will more than double the work.
The school board organized Tuesday
evening by re-electlng the old officers, viz:
President, w. NJ. Fitzpatrick; secretary, E.
" Smith; treasurer, A. E. HartshOrn. The
board accepted the resignation of Miss
Franc Evans as teacher in the Washington
school.
The state troops will be pleased to learn
that they are again to have the company of
the nineteenth infantry in camp this year.
Gen. Miles has issued the. order for them to
proceed to Island Lake with band and go
into camp for five days. They will march
from Fort Wayne to the camp ground.
'The future of the Man with new
Creation" talk on the progress Of the true
soul, next Sunday morning at the COngrega-
tional church. A song song service at $50;
subject, "Philip Doddridge and his hymns"
Only hymns of this author will be used. A
sketch of the author with the history of
some Of his noted hymns will be given.
Flushing Observer: Ned. son of Albert
Davis, of Venice township, while crossing a
creek on his fathers farm on Tuesday
had the misfortune to have his
binder and team precipitated from the
bridge to the creek bottom below, distance
of about eight feet. The accident was a
fortunate one, however, as the breaking of
a small casting was the only damage done.
Married, in Detroit, Tuesday, July Is, by |
Bishop Foley, Hudson Sheldon, the efficient
county commissioner of schools, and Miss
Franc Evans, for two years past one of the
successful teachers in the Washington
school, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon left the same
day for tsip around the lakes to Chicago |
to be gone about two weeks. Their many |
friends unite in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Officers elected by Court Owosso No. $50 |
|. o. o. F. at last regular meeting are as
follows: Chief Ranger, DR.. VIM. Jopling;
V. S. G. r.. Alden Willoughby; r. S.,
Horace Collins; F. S., G. A. Dunham; T.,
]. T. Walsh; c., j. n. Klein; Sr. W., E. |
Jr. W., G. F. Collier; Sr. B., |
Chas. Savile, Jr. Jr. B., Thomas Bevens; |
G. d., NJ. l.. Parker; c. p, A. l.. Arnold. |
Court meets every second and fourth Friday |
Of each month. Public installation this |
evening.
The twenty annual reunion of the |
I'D Michigan Infantry Association, its |
honorary members and invited guests, will |
be held at the village of Dawson, Wednes-
lay, the 9th day of August, 1898. Owing |
70 the late hour of arrival of the morning |
rain from the west, the hour of meeting |
IAN not be much before IL a. m, and an
early evening session to complete the pro-
gram may be found necessary. Maj. b. W.
Huston. orator, Vassar; A. A. Elmore, Co.
K, Dawson, Pres; Israel Hill, Co. X,
Dawson. Vice Pres; c. f. McAlester, Co. |
:. Flint, Secretary.
The Washington correspondent of the |
Free Press says: "The little village of |
Lennon is located astride the boundary line |
If Genesee and Shiawassee counties, the |
major portion of it lying in the township of |
Venice in Shiawassee county. Its location
has led to rival recommendations by Ex-
congressman Stout and Youmans. Mr.. |
Stout has recommended for postmaster Miss
Ida Donahue, who lives on the Genesee |
tide of the divide, and Mr.. Youmans has
las Mnir vyho Ia pthe railroad STA