The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-02-28
TIE Times,
OWOSSO. FRIDAY, FEB. %, 1896.
Entered at the postoffice in Owosso for
as second class matter.
LOCAL NEWS.

Flint.
Mrs. Cephas Stuart's condition remains
unchanged.
Mrs. M. II. Reynolds is in Bay City Wis
iting her mother.
Mrs. A. l.. Fowler was quite i'll the early
part of the week.
K. K. Travis returned from Chicago yes
terday morning.
John VanCamp spent Sunday with his
parents at Fenton.
The Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias
drilled Tuesday evening.
The Owosso Home Forum meets with the
Corunna society this evening.
Miss Lou Matlock is again at her place in
Roth's Tailoring establishment
Miss Carrie Swarthout, of Laingsburg, is
clerking in ID. M. Christians store.
L. p. Burrows, publisher of the Chesa
ming Record, was in town Saturday.
Miss Ethelyn ellison has accepted posi-
ton as bookkeeper for the o. & G. T. Co.
p. j. Ptzlin, of st. Louis, Mo-, arrived
Tuesday to form a class for athletic instruc-
ton.
Dudley Taylor, student at the u. of M.
spent part of this week with his mother
in this city.
Miss Laura Gilbert was sick several days
this week but is now at her place in Osburn
& Sons store.
Harry Mackey has recovered from his ill
ness and is again at his lathe in the Ann
Arbor machine shop.
p. M. Roth leaves Monday for Detroit,
where he will devote most OF his attention
to the bicycle business.
G. FL. Graham went south on the Michi-
gan Central, Wednesday. He reports a
smallpox scare at Eureka.
Miss. Abbie Tillotson entertained the
Current Topic Club at her home, 652 Ad-
ans street, Monday afternoon.
The Alpha Whist Club met with Miss
Josie Collier, 223 Michigan Ave., Tuesday
evening and had an enjoyable time.
Miss Grace Carruthers returned to New
burg, Sunday, after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Eugene Devereaux and Miss Georgia
Colt.
G. w. Starr left Monday evening on a
business trip for a week in Ohio, and will
also visit his parents east of Cleveland,
Ohio.
Hartshorn & Son have moved their ware
house from the Central yards to more con-
venient place next to their store on west
Main street.
The case OF VIM. Wallace, the man ac-
cused of beating his child, has been post
poned until the child is able to appear in
court.
The Good Templars will meet at Grand
Army hall Saturday evening. All members
are requested to be present, as there will be
election of officers.
The No Name whist club spent pleasant
evening at cards, Wednesday, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. ID. w. Waters, 317 East
Oliver street.
Mrs. Marion Carpenter, of Detroit, will
again return to this city March 16. and re-
main one week, giving three meetings In the
Spiritual hall.
j. Ii. Webster entertains his Sunday
school class this evening. A literary pro
gram has been prepared and general good
time is expected.
DR.. b. F. Beardsley gave interesting
lectures to women Friday and Monday even.
ings. Wednesday he began his series Of lec'
lures in Corunna.
The M. s. M. q q. Co. had cycle open
ing'in their salesrooms Wednesday evening
A fine line of fifteen different makes Of
wheels are on exhibition.
Arthur Clapp is now in Cripple Creek,
Colo, and will be joined soon by his wife
who is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. Van
Ness, East Exchange street.
Tuesday morning the water supply pipe
of the Ann Arbor shops broke and the
machine hands were laid off for two hours
until it was repaired.
Mrs. l.. X. Comstock who was s5housy
iii is now able to be out and attended the
chicken-pie supper at the Congregations
church, Saturday night.
Miles l.. Parker was appointed member
of the committee on constitution and laws al
the session of the High Court of Forester'
held at Lansing this week.
The Ladies' Guild, of Christ Episcopa
church will give tea in the Ladies' Library
rooms, In the postofiice block tomorrow
evening from to 8 o'clock.