The Owosso times., 1900-08-24
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postofice In Owosso for
transmission as second -class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OWOsSO. FRIDAY. AUGUST "a. 1900
LOCAL NEWS.

Local NEWS.
Van X. Pond has returned from fishing
! trip at Linden.
DR. K. e. MAhancy was In Ann Arbor
Sunday and Monday.
The City schools ieupen u week from
next Tuesday, September T.
Rev. R. o. Cooper occupied the pulpit of
Grace church in Detroit Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chss. j. Shaw. of Vernon,
called on 0wosso friends Monday.
John Cook has sold his stock of shoes to
Lansing firm and will move to his farm
The, Ladies' Guild, Of Christ church,
picnicked at Caledonia Park Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mis-. j. A. Armstrong left Tues.
day for few weeks outing at Topinabee.
Todd & Co. received an order last week
for 40 car loads of hay to be shipped to New
York.
Herman j. Cute has just issued sixteen
page announcement of the Owosso Sani-
tarium.
| Supt. K. T. Austin leaves today for
Petoskey to conduct one week teachers
institute.
Geo. w. Haskell Is doing business for the
City Mills along the line of the Ann Arbor
this week.
Rev. c. w. Green, of kentucky, will oc.
cupy the pulpit of the Congregatio nal
church. Sunday.
Miss May Lawrence has been absent from
her place in the post oeAce this week on ac-
count of sickness.
Miss Benioe Keeler entertained party of
girl friends Tuesday afternoon In honor of
Miss Gracis Merell.
Mrs. E. T.. Austin and Miss Georgia
Colt entertained party of lady friends
yesterday afternoon.
Miss AGaa Conant is enjoying lake trip
to the Green Bay region as part Of her
three weeks vacation
| Mesdanes Albert Todd and w. K.
Tillotson returned Tuesday evening from
their trip to Chsutauqua.
Mrs. G. 3. McCaughna has returned
from her visit with Mrs. Thomas ID.
Fletcher, at Waters, Mich.
Mss Maud Baldwin and Miss Westa
Armstrong have been spending the week
visiting In Orion and Detroit.
Mrs. James Findlater has been entertain
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Men
hennick, Of Grand Rapids, this week.
Mrs. Goss and daughter, Miss Nellie
Goss, returned the first of the week from q
weeks visit In Ann Arbor and Detroit
Prin. Erastus A. Barnes, of one of the
Chicago schools, arrived In the city Tues
day morning for a short visit with old
Owosso friends.
Ralph Carrier, of Lansing, one of the
aspirants for the republican senatorial
nomination In this district spent yesterday
afternoon IN the city.
j. e. Van Roten's barns received bad
shaking up by small cyclone Sund ay
which moved them from their found ations
and racked the framework.
News has been received by DIR. Phippen
from DIR. ID. II. Lamb. The latter sailed
for Manila week ago Saturday on the
transport Peking.
Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Bilhimer and son re-
turned yesterday afternoon from their
Petoskey outing, returning via Mackinaw,
u,rA tha LAX IN
Mfs. G. II. Wilson, of Saginaw street,
left last week for Palmyrs, Ont, where
she will spend several weeks visiting with
her parents and other relatives.
| Postmaster Dewey has been invited to
read a paper at the annual meeting of the
Michigan Association OF Postmasters, to be
held at Detroit beginning Sept. Sd, on
Second Glass Matter"
The Owosso Gas Co. has made saver con-
nections with the Michigan avenue sewer,
being obliged to tunnel under the ID. & M.
1 tracks by the station to reach the sewer In
the rear of the station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Hyde and
small son left the first OF the week on their
return to their home In Chicago, going D.
way of Grand Haven where Mrs. Hyde Is
stopping for visit with sister.
The carriers of the Oworso postoffice will
20 to Detroit on Sept Sd to be present AT
the opening session and parade OF the
National Association ~ Letter Carriers.
Chas. Ellis is the delegate from the local
association.
Tb. Owoeso school board has authorized
the u.- OF McLaughiin's United States
History in the city schools. The author OF
the history Is Prof. Andrew @. Mclaughlin,
professor OF American history at the
! ry-t.o~st,v of Miohioan.