The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-11-23
porsouals.

Geo. Woven was In Toledo, Sunday.
Miss Ruth bingham Is visiting in Chicago,
Robert Wilcox was in Detroit Wednesday,
Miss Nellie Parker passed Sunday In De
troit. ,r D
Miss Cora Ball has been visiting In Cadil-
lac. .,
Mrs. M. Gregory spent Sunday in De-
troit.
Mrs. G. p. Hill Is visiting her parents In
Clio.
Geo. NJ. Dewey was in Gladwln county,
Tuesday. 'st a-r
Detective whitsell was in Owosso, We'd
nesday.
NJ. b. Faughner, of Alma, was In the city
Tuesday.
G. II. Lyon was in Pontiac on business
Tuesday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Dewey were In Flint
over Sunday.
S. Z. Parkill returned from his northern
trip Tuesday.
ii. w. Ashley took a look at the car shops
Wednesday.
Miss Belle Ram, Of Morrice, spent Sun
day in Owosso.
John Buchanan is visiting trends in
Chicago this week.
Fred Thoman, of Lansing, was in the
city, Wednesday.
Jas. Purvis, of Toronto, Can, IL visiting
his Sons in 0wosso.
Mrs. G. ". Haskell has been seriously
sick during The week.
j. Terrillrnd wife passed Sunday and
Monday at Potterville.
Miss Cole, of Corunna, has been visiting
Miss Comstock this week.
Mrs. II. A. Needham, of Owosso, has
been visiting in Charlotte.
Miss Bertha Wesener is quite sick, threat
ened with typhoid fever.
Bro. Spalding, of the Perry Sun, was a
caller Thursday at Our sanctum.
Miss Gertie White has had her piano ship
ped to her at Wellesley college,
Prof. f. f. Gee, of Vernon, was a caller
at THE TIMES Office Saturday.
e. j. O'Connor, of Lansing, visited friends
in OwOsso Sunday and Monday.
Jas. N. and Quincy Mcbride are in
Chicago attending the fat stock show.
Mrs. n. McBain went into Detroit We'd
nesday to meet friends from Scotland.
Joseph Hershey, of New York, is in the
city attending to some business matters.
Lyman Cunning, of Byron, is to teach
the Garland school in Fairfield township.
Chas. Doane, OF Owosso township, takes
In the Chicago fat stock show this week.
The Rev. j. A. Haley, pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Ovid, has resigned.
Sheriff Cole and Judge Harper will re-
main In Corunna after their official terms
close.
ii. Il. P%attengill, editor of the Michigan
VhouoiotVi' ioh i'"iioiiS, was III OWOooO
Saturday.
Jay Clark, of Pontiac, is in Ow0sso work.
ing in the interest of the Mutual Benefit
Insurance Co.
Frank Lawrence writes home that he is
pleased with his position in. the milroad
office at Omaha.
Frank Welch, who has sbeen the efficient
County Clerk for four terms will 60 into
the wholesale cigar business.
A. +. Agnew, Of Henderson, and Il. S.
Fuller, of Owosso township, are at Chicago
taking in the sights at the fat stock show.
Jay Clark, a former TINES office attachc,
who has been employed in the Republican
| State Committee rooms, Is in OwossO thi.
| week.
l.. l.. kimball, the Republican candidate
for Governor in Missouri, who ran about
5000 votes ahead of his ticket, was o for
mer resident of Owosso.
Mrs. j. Manning has returned from hel
visit at Stockbridge. While away she Wis
tied Miss Helen Manning at Battle Creek,
and Miss Efic Manning at Albion.
Ira Curry goes to Fenton Saturday nigh
to spend Sunday, and II. X. White comes
to Owosso from Fenton for a similar pur
pose. Each Is q firm believer in protection
| to home industry.
The Owosso delegation at the county S
s. convention at Vernon included Revs.
Donnolly, Spencer, Davies, Mrs. {. +,
| Shattuck, Mrs. +. O. Dewey, Miss Eta
Williams and Jas. n. Mcbride.
G. +. Haight, a former clerk in the store
and 5. Ii. Pitts, OF Fcnton. have purchased
the drug business of DIR. C.. A. Osborn and
will take possession Dec. LIST. Tho firm
name will DC Haight u Pitts. We wish
the boys prosperity In their venture.
How do you like our looks this week.
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