The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-23
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Prof. Seelye and wife are in the city.
G. III. Godfrey, of Bancroft, was in tho
city Monday.
Miss Emma Earl, Of Flint, is visiting al
N. Nc Bain's.
Chris. Hulk, of Grand Rapids, is home
for short visit.
Will Kreher has again entered the employ
of Osbum & Sons.
ID. c. Clapp and wife have returned from
their eastern trip.
viii Tucker is visiting at his home in
Duplain, Clinton Co.
S. l.. Dolan, of Lansing, passed Sunday
and Monday in Owosso.
w. j. Turner and wife, of Lake City,
have been home this week.
Mrs. E. b. Caldwell. of Detroit, is the
guest of Mrs. Dora Munson.
Miss Blanche Mahaney leaves tomorrow
for week at Mackinaw Island.
j. c. Stone, of the Laingsburg News,
called on THE TIMES Monday.
T. M. Wiley and wife are in Pontiac at
tending the soldiers encampment.
John Whited, Of Ann ArbOr. visited
Owosso friends the fore part of the week.
A. Il. Thomas and wife returned Satur-
day from a visit with relatives at Cheboygan.
r. b. Ford, who has been baggemaster
at the junction has returned to Corunna.
Misses Lydia Goodwin and Ora Shanafelt
returned Tuesday evening from Bay View.
Miss Cora Young, of this city, commence
ed her school in Woodruff, Monday of this
week.
Clayton Loring goes on the road next
month to travel for q Detroit wall paper
house.
Miss Louisa Knapp, of Fenton, was one
of the jolly picnic party at Long Lake
Wednesday.
Geo. f. Robinson has been appointed an
aide on G. A. r. Department Commander
Browns staff.
w. E. Aten, of Henderson, started Mon
day for four weeks visit with friends at
Findlay, Ohio.
Prof. f. E. Converse will take in the
sights at the Milwaukee G. A. r. encamp-
ment next week.
C. C. Duff and w. A. Richardson will at
tend the national G. A. r. encampment at
Milwaukee next week.
Prof. Simmons leaves for Dowagiac to-
night for short stay. His family will re-
turn with him next week.
V. G. Lanning, of Bancroft, was in
Owosso Tuesday in the interest of the In
ter-State publishing house.
Prof. Ii. X. White and bride reached
home from their western trip on Friday.
Next week they 60 to Fenton.
Will Parker and Geo. M. Dewey. Jr. are
at Saginaw today being examined for the
West Point cadetship. There is large list
of competitors.
Miss Jennie Sinclair, of Jonesville, has
been appointed librarian at the Agricultural
College She is quite well known here,
having taught in the city schools
w. III. Pettbone, of the Detroit Free
Press. was in the city Wednesday visiting
friends. Wills friends will be pleased to
learn that he has a fine position in the bust
ness Office of the Free Press.
Frank w. French was removed to Ches-
aiming last Saturday and is improving rapid
ly. Since the resignation of G. II. Brandt
the school board has engaged Mr. French as
principal of the Byron schools. School will
commence the second Monday in September
Mr.. E. A. Burnett, of Bancroft, has beer
elected assistant professor of agriculture al
the Agricultural College to succeed Prof
French who goes to the Oregon College
This is high honor for Mr. Burnett ano
his friends will rejoice with him in his goot
fortune.
MIG. S. Williams, of Saginaw, has beer
engaged by the water works committee t.
superintend the putting in of the water
works. Mr.. w. is graduate of the engin
eering department of the University ant
comes well recommended for the importan
work he will have charge Of.