The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-26

DIR. Robb is still seriously sick.
Ed. Strife passed the Sabbath in Owosso.
Mrs. f. e. Lohnes is visiting friends in
Flint.
Ira Curry has been in Fenton part of the
week.
c. Mahaney is in New York buying
goods.
e. A. Todd Jr., Toledo, was home over
Sunday.
e. Burck, of Detroit, was in Owosso,
Thursday
o. f. Webster was i'm Ann ArJor Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Laura Matlock is bookkeeper at
Osburn & Sons.
Ed. Stanhope is working in the Vernon
Inter-Lake Office.
Miss Blanche Stanley, of Flint, is visit
| ing Mrs. ID. E. Kay.
Detective Abels, of Lansing. was in
OwossO, Thursday.
A. ID. Whipple made business trip to
Battle Creek, this week.
Geo. ii. Graham, of st. Johns, was in
| Owosso, Wednesday.
f. ii. Banister and wife were i'm Ann
Arbor the fore part of the week.
Geo. M. Dewey delivered an Odd Fellow
address at Buchanan, Wednesday.
Chas. ID. Hunt, of Grand Rapids former
| ly of OwossO, is in town this week.
w. b. Miller and Mr.. Thompson, Of To-
ledo, were in Owosso over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pets, of Detroit,
visited in the city the first of the week.
! Fred Allen, Grand Rapids attorney,
was in Owosso visiting friends, Monday.
Mrs. III. r. Lowell, of Flint, was the
guest of Mrs. Louisa Gould, Wednesday.
| M. F. Blair Inspected Dexter Horton
Camp S. of V. at FentOn Monday evening.
Ray Cheal was awarded the medal of hon
or in the Episcopal choir on Easter Sunday.
Leslie Wood was at home from Ann Ar
Dor few days last week and the first of
this.
| Will and Chas. Turner left for Missaukee
| office.
Mrs. Henry Beecher, of Chase. and Mrs.
l.. b. Knapp, of Stanton, are visiting at r.
COnverse's.
Rob. and Lew. Allison of st. Johns at
tended the party given by the Owosso Social
Club on Tuesday evening.
Miss Matte Cation, of the class of 90,
Michigan University, spent the spring vaca-
ton with friends in Shiawassee county
Mrs. c. III Parker and children left We'd
nesday morning for Otia, Newaygo Co.,
where Mr.. Parker has been for several
months.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
May Stephens, and Mark Barringer, of
East Saginaw, ceremony to take place on
Tuesday next.
o. +. Greenman has removed to Hart
MELVILLE. The house he vacates on Oliver
street will be occupied by Mr.. Murray, of
1 Murray & Terbush.
Carl Friederichs left for Muskegon,
Thursday, to work in the Kelly refrigerator
works, and Gust Friederichs for Adrian to
work in furniture factory.
We are sorry to learn that Ed. Wiswell
was unable to hold his place with the Detroit
ball club. He will however undoubtedly
secure good place with some club.
Sec. Lohnes goes to Orange, N. j., next
week to attend the general secretaries con-
ference of the Y. M. G. A., and from there
to Philadelphia to attend the National asso-
citation meeting.
Rev. r. r. Davies, Mrs. c. f. Shattuck,
Mrs. N. McBain, Mrs. l.. Gould, Mrs. j.
Perkins, Mrs. Fanny Hershey. Mrs. E. o.
Dewey, Miss Anna Jordan and Miss Eta
Williams attended the semi-annual session
of the Genesee conference of Congregational
churches at Ashley, Tuesday.
1t is with pleasure that TIE TINES notes
that Mr.. Fred. II. Clark, of this city, has
been chosen as assistant secretary of the
Y. M. c. A. at Bay City. The place is a
very fine one, taking Mr.. Clark into work
for which he is well qualified, and much tc
his liking. His going will be a loss to the
various societies in the city of which he has
been an active and earnest worker. Mr..
Clark goes to Saginaw OH Monday to spend
month i'm Y. NJ. G. A. work and on June
LIST begins his duties at Bay City. We
wish him success in the work.
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