The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-06-30

Rev Henry King was In Adrian on BUSH
ness. Wednesday.
The hay crop is practically all secured
and In fine shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. North have gone to
Evart for an outing.
Mrs. r w. Crawford and small son are
home from their Chelsea visit.
Clara Gooding, teacher in the st. Louis
schools, is home for the vacation.
Charles Graham resigned his position in
Il. W. Mann's store, Saturday evening.
County treasurer Kay has been confined
to the house part of the week by sickness.
Henry Warren left Friday for four
weeks visit with his parents In California.
The stone word on the Haarer, Amos and
Allingham blocks is being pushed very
fast.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beresford returned
from an extended visit at Petoskey, Tues
| day.
Miss Spencer Corey returned to her home
in Jackson Monday after short visit with
Owosso relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Andrews are spend.
| ing their annual summer vacation with
Parshalville relatives.
Mrs. Charles Marskey. of Saginaw,
visited her daughter, Mrs A, W. Hook
way the first of the week.
Mrs. Simon Knoll is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Wiley, in Albion, returning home with
her from a visit in Owosso.
Mrs. Tod Kincaid entertained her sister
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A.
Taylor, of Cleveland, Sunday.
Prn. and Mrs l.. Ii. Wood, of Jackson,
are visiting Mrs. Woods parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.. John Goodwin, in this city.
C. W. Jennings, of the firm of Woodland,
North & jennings will occupy the Burrell
house on Park street north of King.
Miss hattie GeImaine, critic teacher of
the Saginaw training school, was the guest
of Supt. and Mrs. K. T. Austin, Sunday.
Samuel Willis, of Thompsonvlle, was 4
the city the first of the week. Mrs. Willis
returned to Thompsonville with him Tues
day.
Harry Cole has an order for fifteen tents
to be put in position next week at Petoskey
for Knights of Pythias party from Ken
lucky.
Miss Bernice Smith, teacher in the st.
\ oric cohooIo cnapt a fau daua nj ha bopao
of M. II. Seeley, going to her home in Ann
Arbor, Monday.
Richard Bush and Miss Minnie Bolle
were married at the home of the grOOm's
parents on Clinton street, Monday night
Rev. G. Ii. Hanks officiating.
Low pressure in the water mains Sun
day prevented the working of the water
motors of the various church organs
and necessitated their being run by hand.
Convention Prayer" is the subject of the
sunrise service at the First Congregational
church Sunday morning at 6 o'clock. Rev.
s. A. Strawn of the Disciple church will
give the address.
Hon. Josiah Turner and daughter Miss
Nellie were in Greenville Monday to attend |
a double funeral of the Judges brotherip |
law, Hon. G. q. Ellsworth and the widow |
of the latter's brother.
Secy. NJ. Fl. Reynolds attended meeting |
of the State 5. S. association board In Jack |
son Tuesday, where arrangements were got |
under way for a state convention to be held |
in Battle Creek, Nov. 14-16.
l.. K. Woodland had planned to start !
for Dansville, N. Y, Tuesday, to take
baths in sanitarium there, but the death |
of Mrs. Woodlands mother Monday night |
prevented his taking the trip.
The Congregational Christian Endeavor
Society at its business meeting Tuesday |
evening elected the following officers:
President, Floyd Blair; vice president,
Nellie Turner; secretary, John Royce; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. A. j. Van Epps; |
treasurer, Grace Edgerton organists, Ivah |
Maliskey, Grace Jacobs.
The following members of the congrega-
tional church Christian Endeavor Society |
will 90 to Detroit next week to attend the
national meeting of that organization: Rev.
G. ii. Hanks, Albert GoetzeD, Ernest Zim-
norman, the Misses Kate Corlett. Hattie
West, Lou Gilbert, Ivah Maliskey, Flor
ence Zimmerman, Hannah Dewey Ella
O'Connor. A number of others will 20 to
stay day or two.
The closing number in the lecture course
of the Congregational Sunday school will
be given Tuesday evening, July 18th. by
Chas. IL. Gould, of Chicago. Subject:
'The Footprints of Washington" The
lecture will be illustrated by 1870 fine col.
ored views. Mr.. Gould is so well known
in the city that il is almost needless to state
more than the mere fact that he is to be
with us on the date mentioned.
Merrick Blair who has been associated
with the M. =. NJ. & o. Co. for several
years past has resigned his position with
that firm to begin business for himself. He
will 90 in with his father and brother