The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-12
Personal Mention.

DIR. Travis was I'm the city Tuesday.
ID. M. Estey was in Detroit, Thursday.
L. r. Bailey was in Detroit, Wednesday.
Gerald Walton is at Marshal visiting his
sister,
VIM. M. Fitzpatrick was in Lansing,
Tuesday.
Rev. Bush, of Vernon, was in the city,
Tuesday.
ii. w. Parker spent Tuesday at his farm
in Fergus.
G. X. Burr, of Linden, was in Owosso
Thursday.
4. F. Conant, of Ovid, was in Owosso,
Thursday.
S. F. Smith was i'm Detroit on legal bust
ness. Tuesday.
Gilbert Jackson is seriously sick with
typhoid fever.
| j. f. Turner has gone to Washington on
legal business.
Morris Osburn and l.. p. Gould were in
Lansing, Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Begole returned Tuesday from
a visit at Ypsilanti.
Alderman Gould was called to Saginaw
on business, Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Britten will occupy the Baptist
pulpit again on Sunday.
Arthur Joslin, of Adrian, visited friends
i'm this city during the week.
Miss Nettie Kidd, of Owosso, will teach
school in Hazleton township.
Junius O'Connor. lansing was one of
guests at the alumni reunion.
Chas. Haight has purchased Mrs. Cooms
residence ON Washington street.
Miss Lizzie Abbott, of Elsie, visited
| friends in this city over Sunday.
Seneca Gale, of Morrice, has decided to
locate permanently in Tennessee.
Mrs. Will Barrie, of East Saginaw, visited
at Hugo Wesener's, Wednesday.
Rev. Ii. b. Dunning, of Flushing, visited
his sister, Mrs. A. Parsons, Thursday.
Representative Curtiss is superintendent
of the Corunna Episcopal Sunday School.
Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Osborn are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Brewer, in Dowagiac.
Chef. Hopkins was elected treasurer of
Chesaning township by $50 majority. Good
for Chet
| ~. ID. Hurrell, of Owosso, is teaching
school in the Schmidt district in OwossO
township.
Miss May Stephens has returned to
| OwOssO from Saginaw, where she has been
| during the winter.
Secretary Mcbride was in Lansing, Tues
day, to consult with the Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
Odell Chapman was in Lansing, Tuesday,
arguing the Jones--Huntngton case before
the supreme court.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds, OfFenton has come
to OwOsso to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. c. Mahaney.
Mr.. Will Connover, of the Detroit Trib-
une, passed the Sabbath in Owosso at the
rectory with his parents.
Roy Osburn, who graduates this year from
the Michigan Military Academy, will enter
the University i'm the fall.
Editor Reeves and wife, of the Ovid Reg
lister, and Editor Spaulding, of the Perry
Sun, were in the city Wednesday.
E. p. 'Waldron and Miss Caddie Steel, of
st. Johns, were married ON Thursday of last
week. Both of the couple are well known
in Owosso.
Col. Bliss is i'm Washington this week.
This makes it highly probable that there
will be some postal changes in the eighth
district soon.
THE TIMES extends congratulations to
Fred Simpson, operator at the Il. & A.
depot upon his promotion to train dis
patcher at Toledo.
Tad VanDusen is no longer clerk in the
post office, having stopped work on Satur-
day last. He will leave the first of the
week for Denver
Herman Cute has returned from his visit
to Grand Rapids. He expects to return
within a short time to accept place on one
of the newspapers.
K. E. Cady is attending to the work of
the nightwatch in the city during Mr.. Barres-
ford's illness. and Alex Mcdonald has taken
Mr.. Cady's place on the West Side.
Fred Ii. Clark has been engaged during
the week gathering statistics concerning the
employees in the several factories in the
city, for the use of the State Labor Bureau.
DR.. Parkill writes us of the beautiful
weather i'm the south and that they are ell
| jOying their stay very much. We hope
he will favor our readers with another of
his spicy letters.
Nightwatchman Barresford has been con-
fined to his home for a week past with seri-
Gus ear trouble, but is very much improved
at the present writing, and will soon attend
to his duties as faithfully as of yOre.
The new secretary Of the Y. Nj. c. A.,
Mr.. LOhHes, is expected to arrive in OwossO
to-day to begin his duties. A public re-
ception will be rendered him at the parlors
on Tuesday evening next. He will attend
general conference of secretaries at Orange.
N. j., the latter part of the month, and
upon his return his family will move to
OwOssO.
Supt. White, of Fenton, has been making
thorough visitation of the OwossO schools.