The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-10
Personal Mention.

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Col. John Northwood was in the city
Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Norris, son,
Saturday last
A. j. Patterson has taken charge of the
National again.
Geo. Clutterbuck, of Ashley, was in the
city, Thursday.
Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick was in Howell on
business, Monday.
Miss Abbie Tillotson came home from
Detroit on Monday.
Miss Katie Waldron has been quite seri-
ously sick all the week.
c. Mahaney has moved into the house of
ID. Burhans on Ball street.
ID. ]. Nysewander has moved into the
Aberle house on Main street.
Mrs. j. b Wheeler, of Corunna, was
guest at E. A. Todds Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Otsego Lake, is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. f. C. Mead.
o. Wells has acted as street commissioner
this week in the absence of Mr.. Crane.
DR.. C. A. Osborn has resumed the prac-
tice of medicine and has opened an Office at
his house.
Jas. Race, who has been studying at Oak
side school, has been granted third grade
teachers certificate.
Mrs. c. p. Parkill reached home from
Eureka Springs on Saturday. The DR.. will
stay two weeks yet.
Fred ii. Clark was home from Saginaw,
Wednesday and Thursday, to settle up
some business affairs.
: We understand Prof. Swain does not de-
sire to remain as superintendent of the city
schools for another year.
Engineer Crandall was overcome by the
heat at the Estey factory Monday while at
work on the top of the boiler.
Miss Gracia Stewart has been home for a
week from the Battle Creek Sanitarium.
She will return i'm few days.
Ex-Gov. David II. Jerome, of Saginaw
City, was in Owosso on Saturday last pur-
chasing horses for his street car line.
c. E. Rigeley returned Saturday from a
three weeks trip to eastern points. He saw
the sights at the celebration in New York.
w. Jones returned home Tuesday from
L.: Ali. s,,ta Of clyat
Works, and left for another trip on We'd
nesday.
John ID. Willis left Owosso with his fam.
lily on Saturday last for Dansville, ILL.,,
where he has place as trainer for breed
ing farm.
Chris. Hulk, an employee of the NJ. c. al
Grand Rapids, passed Sunday with his par
ents in OwOssO. He has good place under
Fred Briggs.
Ed. Wiswell has signed to play ball will
the Lansing State league club. Half a dOz
en- clubs wanted him but Manager MUMMY
was the lucky one.
Frank A. Wimple, of Perry, has accepted
a position with Jackson firm and gone
there to work. We hope Frank does no
intend to leave the county permanently.
Hon. Hugh McCurdy was in the cit,
| Wednesday morning to take the train t.
Bay CITY, where he attended the meeting o
the Scottish Rite bodies of the Masoni,
order.
THE TIMES notes with great pleasure
that the school board at ST. Clair has, by
unanimous vote, rendered to Prof. j.
Shattuck the position of superintendent o
their schools for another year.
Charles b. Thorn, of this city, state agen
of the Evening News, and Miss May Jones
of Port Huron, were married at East Sagi
nav on Saturday last. They passed Sunda,
in OwossO, at the home of j. III. Thorn ST.
Chas. G. Turner, of this city, has bee
appointed prosecuting attorney for Mis-
saukee Co., by Circuit Judge Aldrch. A
previously noted his Office will be at LAX
City, the county seat. Mr.. Will Tume
has also decided to locate there
Miss Helen Manning arrived home fror
the Sanitarium at Battle Creek after an all
sence of nine months on Friday evenin
last. She appears considerably improve
in health. During her stay she took II
lectures in shorthand and afterward copie
them with her typewriter
Fenton Independent: w. ID. Murra
shipped his household effects to Owosso thi
week, and with his family left for that cit
on Wednesday last. Mr.. Murray was on
of our thorough and enterprising bushes
men, and regret to see him and his pleasar
family depart from among us.
The following persons were installed {
officers of the Canton Semper Fidelis l. {
o. +. on Wednesday evening:
Commander-T. M. Wiley.
Lieut.. Commander-A. M. Young.
Ensign-Oscar Wells.
Clerks. +. Smith.