The Owosso times., 1900-08-24

Mrs T. NJ. R-vson anI dauShta-, of Rat
tle Cc..s, verr ~" gnrstS or Mrs.
Bry sons parents, NJ. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
Estey during the rr~t hair ~ the week.
Mis- Ei,. Brnox- r..nrnan the first ot the
xn..l; from an /. y'oni-i vlSit with relatives
at Chagrin Falls, Onio. She was accompa-
nied by her uncle and aunt, Mr.. snt Mrs.
Samuel Davis, who have been vlsl;lng here
since.
E1y Woodruff, who has bAen spending
the summer in Ohio, has been visiting
his mother and Owosso friends part of
the week. He expects to return to Detroit
to resume his studies in dentistry as SOON as
the college reOpens.
Supt. j. w. Simmons, who has been
spending several weeks in this city the
guest of friends, left Monday morning for
Constantine for apother visit before return
ing to Stevens Poiut to resume his school
work for another year.
The women's Foreign Missionary Society
NHS
following officers at the annual meeting
held in the church parlors Tuesday Presi'
dent, Mrs. A. Sherman; 1st Vice Pres,
Mrs. A. K. Ferry; End Vice, Mrs. j. p.
Warner; Rec Sec'y, Mrs. Charles Tuthill;
Cor. Sec'y., Mrs M. K. DeDsmore; Treas,
Mrs. s. II. Alliton; Supt. Mission Band,
Mrs A. Sherman,
The Senior Young Peoples Society of
, Christian Endeayor of the First Congrega-
tional church will hold their monthly con-
secration service Sunday evening at 6:15, In
the lecture room OF the church. Mr.. E. c..
Van Ness is to have charge. A special
musical program Is being prepared. 1t is
also expected that Rev. Green, who Is doing
missionary work in Kentucky, will be pres
ent and make few remarks.
The rooms of the OwOss0 Business Col
lege are receiving thorough renovating
being repapered and repainted for the be-
ginning of the new school year which com
mences the week after next. Principal
Cadman has every reason to anticipate an
exceptionally successful year and, by the
way, anyone who knows of an opportunity
for q young man to work for bis boar(
while attending school will confer favo
on Mr.. Cadman by letting him know of th'
chance, as he has applications from yOun,
men who desire such opportunities.
Miss Fannie Mead, of this city, is consd
ering an offer of position in the publishing
house of the Roycrofters at East Aurors
N. Y, and expects to visit that famou
community next week to look the groun
over thoroughly before accepting the pos
ton offered. The Roycrofters are know
things novel and beautiful in the line {
books, as we'll as for the little publlcatio
} called the Philistine, all of which are Il
sued under the personal direction Of th
already famous Ebert Hubbard, a ma
l who Is criticised by few as iercely as t
[: is praised by others for his work. tt
books issued by the Roycrofters are Deye
theless works of art, and 1t is In such woI
as decorating and putting In the illuminate
: initial letters that Miss Mead Is expected
d assist In II she accepts the position. Mi
g Mead is practical type setter besid
!. being a very clever artist and her know
edge of the inside Of printery should he
In making ber valuable addition to tn
!, we'll known company of workers. ii
;. many Owosso friends hope that she W
4 find the work all that she could desire
and that accordingly she may accept 4
position and greatly enjoy herself In II.