The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-07-19
Personal Mention.

Mrs. F. II. Clark is home this week from
Saginaw.
Francis Labadie and wife are at p. M
Rowell's.
Congressman A. T. Bliss passed Tuesday
in OwOsso.
Miss Cora Lewis has gone to Birmingham
for the summer.
E. g. Hamblin, of Lansing, spent Sun
day in Owosso.
Ira g. Curry passed Sunday in Saginaw
with his brother.
Chas. Cowan, of Ovid, was in the city on
business Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Gilmore, of Chicago, is visit
ing at VIM. Dryers.
Mrs. Fanny Castle, of Lansing, is visiting
Miss M. f Mullen.
DIR. Geo. Cramer, of Burton, has decided
to locate at Baraboo, wis.
J. b. Wheeler, of Corunna, is home from
Oaklahoma for short stay.
Jas. Osburn started Tuesday morning for
few days stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Rose Gurtiss of Detroit, is the guest
of Mrs. j. F. Wildemuth.
The Misses Laura and Ruth Bingham re-
turned to Owosso on Tuesday.
M. b. Gates and J. E. Turner are home
from Lake City for short stay.
Mrs. II. r. Tooley and son Harry re-
turned to Owosso on Thursday.
j. II. Robbins Jr, was in Saginaw, on
business the fore part of the week.
Lee Todd Is visiting with the family of
Rev. Geo. IL, Wilson at Hinsdale, Ill.
Miss Gertie Wells left Tuesday morning
for three weeks visit in Alpena.
Miss Anna Hurrell is entertaining her cous-
In, Miss Sarah Adams, of Muscatine, Iowa.
Miss Gertie Wells entertained a small
company of friends last Saturday evening.
Rev. Geo. Z. Thompson is pastor of
Presbyterian church in Wilmington, Dele
ware
K. o. Dewey left this morning for short
visit with friends in Grand Rapids and Has
tings.
j. T. Peters and wife started Tuesday for
Bay View to remain during the warm
weather.
Chas. and Will Gould passed Sunday in
Owosso, returning to Chicago and Detroit,
Monday.
Harry Cossitt and Lew Burhans made a
trip from Howell to Detroit on their bicycles
yesterday,
Clara Storrer left Wednesday morning for
West Unity, Ohio, to visit her sister Mrs.
j. j. Schucknecht.
Miss Nora Collins entertained number
of Owosso friends at her home in Corunna,
Wednesday evening.
Miss Gertie Merell, of Birmingham, has
been guest of Mrs. w. ii. Lewis and other
Owosso friends for week.
Mrs. Fred Osburn returned Tuesday from
Rochester, N. Y, where she was called to
attend the funeral of a relative.
Miss Mile Ellsworth celebrated her nth
birthday Tuesday by giving a party to a
number of friends from Corunna and this
city.
The Misses Lola Dunbar and Fanny
Jones left Monday morning for visit in
the east The former going to New Jersey
and the latter to Syracuse, N. Y.
w. F. Davidson, Of Chicago, representing
the Thomson-HOustOn Electric Co., was in
Owosso, Wednesday, looking over the city
with view of putting in an electric light
plant.
Cards are out for the marriage of V. Clark
Gibson and Miss Elba Sprague, ceremony
to take place at the home of the brides par
ents on Dewey street, at 4p. M, ON Thurs
day next
E. p. Byerly, w. X. Brewster, N. McBain
o. Sharpstene, w. Saver, M. w. Willough-
by, l.. p. Gould, John Stewart and f. ii.
Peterson represented Owosso at the Saginaw
races this week.
Fred S. Retain will fill the pulpit of the
Baptist church at Laingsburg during his
vacation. He will return to Hamilton in
the fall to enter the theological department
for three years course.
Rev. G. b. Spencer and wife, ID. r. Sails
bury and wife, Mrs. j. Goodwin, Miss
Lydia Goodwin and Mrs. l.. Flickinger left
Wednesday for Bay View. Mrs. Halstead
and Mrs. Sleightor, of Bennington, for
Petoskey.
E. r. Cookingham and family, of Caro-,
were guests of Mr.. John Sprague the first
of this week. Mr.. G. contemplates making
new atlas of Shiawassee county. He has
recently made one of Genesee county which
is said to be very creditabe.
s. +. Smith was at Grand Traverse
asylum Saturday with his brother o. s..
Smith. We are greatly pleased to learn
that there is decided improvement in the
condition of o. S. Philetus Smith will re-
main at Grand Traverse for some time.