The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-30
rersoual 1fentiou.

Supt. Simmons and family are in the
city.
Mrs. l.. Flickinger has returned from
Bay View.
Mrs. o. S. Smith left Tuesday for Tray-
erse City.
Miss Nellie Carpenter is visiting friends
in Ovid.
w. ID. Garrison, of Vernon, wasin Owosso
Thursday.
Rev. Bush, of Vernon, was in the city,
Wednesday.
Miss Flo Kelley left for her home Thurs
day morning.
Miss Myrtle Oswald, of Toledo, is guest
at e. A. Todd's.
Prof. G. o. Bates passed the first half of
the week in Owosso.
Miss Hattie Keagle has been home from
Lansing during the week..
Ii. Z. Loomis and wife returned from
their vacation trip Tuesday.
A. M. Bently and wife have returned
from their eastern trip.
E. A. Todd, Jr., returned from Oklahama
on Friday evening
j. r. Eaton and wife, of Toledo, were in
the city Tuesday.
Geo. l.. Lusk was in East Saginaw OH
business Thursday.
Fred Janette, Roy Osburn and Miss Lena
Austin enter the University this fall.
Hon. ii. ii. Aplin, auditor general of the
state, was in Owosso OH Wednesday.
Henry B. Dewey reached home from his
trip to the far west on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ii. l.. Austin and family are located
at SO South Division street, Ann Arbor.
Supt. ii. X. White and wife left Wednes-
dav for Fenton, their permanent home.
Louis Flicllinger was called to st. Charles
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of relative.
Miss Nellie Parker and Miss Lola Dunbar
are home from their extended eastern trip.
Miss E. Grace Dewey returned Tuesday
from her visit with friends at Lewiston, n.
Y.
Miss Maggie Byerley returned Saturday
evening from her visit in the south part of
the state.
Prof. f. Nj. Shelton and family of Man.
haitian, KS, are visiting relatives and friends
around Owosso.
Mrs. G. M. Brooks and little grand-daugh-
ter, of Utica, were guests at Mrs. j. l..
Stones part of last week.
Reports from f. w. French at Chesaning
make it certain that he will be able to COM
mence school work soon.
Z. o. Dewey and Mrs. ii. N. Williams
left this morning for Asbury Park, N. j.
The former will be absent ten days.
Mrs. ID. ID. Cunning, of Perry was bad
ly injured Saturday by being thrown from
a carriage.
A. w. Scovil lectured before large aud
fence in the Baptist church at Laingsburg
Sunday evening.
j. A. Thompson, who has spent the sum-
mer travelling in Illinois, has returned to
Shiawassee county.
o. S. Smith has been quite seriously i'll
at the Grand Traverse asylum this week.
A dispatch received Wednesday reported
him better.
Prof. Frost, principal of the high school,
has been i'm the city all the week getting ac-
quainted with Owosso people and looking up
school work.
Station Agent Wyckes and family expect
to go to Grand Haven and other points in
western Michigan next week for an outing
of two weeks.
Besides those mentioned last week, Geo.
f. Robinson and c. ii. Cossitt left Sunday
evening for Milwaukee to attend the G. A.
r. encampment.
Mrs. b. Taylor, Ed. Taylor and Miss
Kittie Andrus returned from Denver on
Wednesday morning. Ed. intends to enter
the University this fall.
Albert West started Monday for three
months trip on the road, going through
several western states. Albert is ''hust-
Ter" on the road and his services are highly
valued by his employers.
Prof. f. f. Converse left Tuesday for
Ionia to meet with the county board of
school examiners. On Monday he will be-
gin school at Saranac.
Mr.. David Lusk, of West Bay City, Wis
tied his son G. l.. Lusk over Sunday. Miss
May ID. Black, book-keeper of the Sprague
Electric Co., Chicago, was also here.
A dispatch was received Wednesday af
ternoon by G.. l.. Dimmick, stating that Mr..
John lie Valley, of Medina, N. Y, died at
2p. m. He was the father of Mrs. DIM
mick and Mrs. ii. B. Peterson. 1t is not
known that he had been sick at allIand his
death must have been quite sudden. His
age was 70 years. DIR. Peterson and wife
and Mr.. Dimmick and wife left yesterday
afternoon for New York to attend the flu
neral.