The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-09
Personal Mention.


Rapids.
James Jordan has been in Chicago during
the week.
Miss Fannie Bartrem is home from visit
at Howell.
Mrs. r. Ingersoll visited friends in Ovid
Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. b. Tubbs is visiting Grand Rap
ids friends.
Fred Storrer goes to Long Lake tomorrow
for few days.
Miss Flo. Kelley, of Brighton, is a. guest
at ii. Wesener's.
j. Z. Gilmore and wife, of Flint, were in
the city Monday.
Mrs. E. II. Ely left yesterday to visit in
Ionia and Saranac.
Louis Flickinger was at Bay View the
fore part of the week.
Fred Payne is passing the week at Port
Huron and Wyandotte.
Mrs. JAS McKeand and daughter, of
Pontiac are in the city.
Miss Maggie Brown, of Birmingham, is
visiting at w. II. Lewis.
Mrs. Theo. Laubengayer is visiting friends
in Ann Arbor and Detroit.
Warren Woodward and wife passed
Wednesday at Long Lake.
Dwella Peters has returned home after
a two months visit in Ohio.
Thomas Lawcock, of Venice, received
$3.50 back pension Monday.
q. Mahaney is rusticating near Fenton in
hopes of benefiting his health.
Herman Cute has gone on the road as
agent for the Detroit Journal.
Miss Laura Green spent Sunday in Ian
sing with Miss Hattie Keagle.
Il. r. Bailey returned Monday evening
from business trip to Toledo.
Mrs. b. F. Taylor started Monday for
Denver, COL, to visit her son Ed.
Miss Vic Owen and Mrs. Fred Owen will
visit friends in Canada next week.
Miss Mary fowls, of Judds Corners, is
visiting at Mrs. Chas. w. Reeds.
Mrs. III. Bailey, of Detroit, is visiting
under the parental roof in this city.
Will Connover, of the Detroit Tribune,
pasesd Sunday and Monday in Owosso.
Visiting at her cousins, j. +. Mabin,
Mrs. Mary ID. Brainard, of Lawrence, Kas.
Joseph Grusell, of the Detroit Free Press,
looked over the beauties of our city yester-
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Parker is expected home Sat
urday with her children, to remain few
weeks.
II. b. Dewey is enjoying the compliments
of the G. IL II. /. and nj. IL nj. Railways,
by taking trip to Montana on a short visit
to relatives there.
Mrs. l.. A. Gould, who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. r.. Ingersoll, the past
four weeks, returned to her home at Lapeer
on Tuesday last.
Campers at Long Lake: viii Eggleston,
VIII Parker, Harlo White, Geo. Robertson,
VIII Robbins, Fred Lawrence, Hugh
Woodward, Ted Finch, A. E. Hartshon
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Labadie, Harry Ripley, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz Hugh, of the Labadie-
Rowell Co., are already in town and the
balance of the company are expected in a
few days.
III. ii. Glidden, of Chicago, was in the
city yesterday. He expressed himself as
being highly pleased with the success of the
Shiawassee Savings and Loan Association,
of which he was ''the father"
H. G. Wright and family, of Ionia passed
Sunday in Owosso with F. M. Marsh. Mr..
w. is one of the leading contractors of the
state, being at present engaged in building
the Livingston county court house.
f. E. Converse was elected a member of
the board of school examiners for Ionia Co.
by two-thirds majority, last Tuesday. Mr..
Converse has been the efficient Principal of
the Saranac schools during the past year,
and his election is a deserved coplimemnt.
Miss Wenona Brooks one of West Bay
City's most talented young ladies, is at pres
ent in Detroit under the tuition of Mr..
Weitzel. Miss Brooks intends making the
stage her profession and gives promise of
being decided credit to Bay City.-Free
Press. Miss Brooks is a cousin of Miss Allie
Brooks of this city, and is well known here.
Lebanon IN. H. Free Press: Hon. Geo.
M. Dewey, of Michigan, editor of the
Owosso TIMES, Past Grand Master of the
Michigan Grand Lodge, l. 0. o. F., and
widely known in New Hampshire and Yer
mont as a speaker in several political cam
paigns, is making his annual visit to Leb-
anon, his native place. Mr.. Dewey has
been stopping for the past month at the
Isles of Shoals.
The following, from the Pontiac Gazette,
will be of interest to Mr.. Clark's Owosso
friends: "Jay Clark has had his final ex-
animation as postal clerk on Michigan COM
plete. He has had nine weeks study and
practice, and threw 96.s-10 per cent, which
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