The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08


position at the Johnson Baking Co.'S factory
yesterday.
ID. M. Christian has an exceptionally at
tractive show window, representation OF
the Brooklyn bridge.
The Owosso Mfg Co. shut down We'd
nesday evening but will probably start up
again with full force Monday.
A. Palmer had two fingers cut at the
Estey factory Tuesday, while A. E. Parks
had a SINH ar experience Wednesday.
DR.. Phippen amputated finger for Den
mis- Farrell early in the week, the result of
an injury received in the Estey factory.
Balcom's dray team caused ripple of
excitement on the West side Tuesday morn
ing by running away and damaging the out
Git.
The democrat county convention to elect
delegates to the state convention will be
held at the opera house this city, Saturday,
June 90.
Rev. ID. G. Refill, the chalk talk evange-
list, will address the Y. M. G. A. meeting
Sunday afternoon. Subject, ''The Seven
Sayings of Jesus on the Cross"
The Detroit Journal of Tuesday publish
ed long article stating that Miss Nellie
May McCaughna, of Byron, and Philip Bill
horn, the noted singing evangelist are soon
to be married.
The ladies of the Congregational society
will hold a cake sale Saturday afternoon
in the vacant store south of E. l.. Dever-
eaux's grocery. Ice cream will also be
served in the evening at same place.
The members of Colfax Lodge No. 4s6,
l. o. o. F. are requested to meet at their
hall at ten o'clock Sunday morning for the
purpose of attending memorial services at
the Episcopal church. Visiting Odd Eel
lows are invited to join.
The death of Mrs. Ed. Saunders occurred
Sunday night at her home, corner of Sagi-
nav and Williams streets. The funeral
was held at the house Wednesday morning,
the burial taking place in WILLIAMSON.
She leaves a husband and two small child
rem.
A number of the members of the Baptist
church were in Vernon Wednesday and
Thursday attending the sessions of the Shia-
wassee Baptist Association, held there this
week. On Tuesday evening load of six
teen young people, from this city attended
young peoples rally there.
Next Sabbath will be Children's Day at
the First M. K. church. At 1890 there
will be program rendered by members of
the Sabbath school. The evening service
will be rendered by the Senior and Junior
Epworth Leagues. 1t will be Vesper
service beginning at $3.50 and closing at 7:3O.
Eighty-seveh soldiers graves were deco
rated with flags and flowers on Memorial
Day under the direction of Quackenbush
Post Most of the graves were i'm Oak
hill cemetery, while others were in the
Dewey, Mccall, Bennington No. 1. Grand
River Road, Goss and Henderson ceme-
teres.
The Pearl laundry has changed hands
and names, now being the White laundry
and owned by III. p. White and Pitt Whted
The laundry is thoroughly equipped with
all necessary machinery and appliances and
can turn out the very best of work i'm all
lines Mr.. Whited, who will have charge of
the laundry, has had number of years ex-
perience in the business while Mr.. White
has also had considerable experience I'm this
line, although he will retain his present
position as mailing clerk in the postoffice.
The boys are hustlers and deserve the best
of success.
The commencement exercises of the sem
ior class of the Owosso High school will be
held in the FIRST Methodist church, Thurs
day evening, June 81, at o'clock local
time. "Temp,ts omntd rcueIdbit'-"Time
will reveal all things"--is the class motto.
The graduating class, consisting of sixteen
young people, is as follows:
Latin-Scientific Course-BurtOn b. john
son, r. Mae Lawrence, f. Gertrude Smith.
Latin Course-Nora K Brewer, II. Hal
stead SeeIey. Emily T. Thomas.
Scientific Course-Bertha Alliton, r.
Howard Daniels, Cora l.. Merell, Maude M.
Morrice, David A. Morton.
English Course-T. Edward Carmody.
Frank K. Davidson. IL. Eva Farnsworth,
William ID. Lucas, Carl Fl Stein.
Personal Mention.
Mrs James Ellis is quite sick.
Miss Villa Allen Is in Morrice today.
e. M. Richardson is at homethis week.
Miss Anna Elwell is visiting in Linden.
Sam Ferguson was in Owosso, Wednes-
day.
J. II. Calkins was at home the first of the
week.
Will McGregory spent Sunday in st.
Louis.
Mrs. II. b. Peterson and daughter are
visiting in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Chas. McAuliffe is visiting st. Johns
friends.