The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-25
Personal Mention.

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Stanley Parlxill Sundayed In Lansing.
Chas. Baker visited Detroit, Wednesday
Tod Kincald has returned from his west
ern trip.
Capt. M. c. Dawes was granted pension
this week.
Rev. Davies takes his annual 'leave,
next week.
Mrs. l.. X. Merell, of lonia, is guest at
the Merell House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orsen Estey are entertain
ing new girl baby.
Mr.. viii Cheever, OF Ann Arbor, is visit
ing at o. +. Webstcrs.
Rev. c. DE w. Brewer and wife returned
to Dowagiac yesterday.
Miss Garrison, OF Vernon. is visiting Mrs.
Z. Crane, of this city.
Miss May Powell. of Milford, is visiting
Mrs. E. Crane, of this city.
Mrs. Lucy Kreher has resigned her
position ia the post Office.
DIR. Conover and daughters left on Mon
day for an extended vacation.
Sec. Lohnes and family are spending a
two weeks vacation at Linden.
o. b. Williams, of Denver, is the guest
of his brother, G. S. Williams.
Miss May Webster entertained number
of her friends at tea on Tuesday.
Miss Kate Eddy, Of Fenton, is visiting
friends in this city fOf few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Crane returned Saturday
from a two months visit near Milford.
G. w. Darling is building an addition to
his house on North Washington street.
Misses Helen Duff and Flo vanArsdale
will rustlcate at Long Lake next week.
Miss Lena Austin has accepted position
In the Tawas schools for the coming year.
Mrs. j. l.. Gustin left Wednesday MORN
ing for visit with relatives at Fremont y.
Mrs. John Mecham has gone to Lansing
for visit of several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. ii. Austin, of Ann ArbOr is visiting
fiends in the city, the guest of G. r. Lyon.
Mrs. Daniel and daughter will spend the
remaining summer weeks in LockpOrt, n.
Y.
T. III. Banister spends the week in
Detroit Business and pleasure are COM
bined.
Miss Eva Marshall and Miss Nellie Will
liams. of POtteryille, are the guests of Mrs.
Joe Terill.
J. S. Davidson. of Port Huron, visited
his sister, Mrs. Ira G. Curry, for few days
last week.
The Misses Princie Peak and Maggie Rob
insOn, of Mt Pleasant, were guests of Willis
Peak, Sunday.
Pitt Whited started for Chicago. Tuesday.
He intends to go as far west as Denver be-
fore returning home.
On Wednesday, j. M. Beckwith visited
Detroit and secured the telegraph fixtures
for his new building.
DR.. A. Nj. Hume is home from his north
ern trip, and can tell as many and as big
fish stories as the next one.
Mrs. Kingsley, of Rochester, N. Y, and
Miss Spalding, of Albion, N. Y, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Ira Merell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mccartney, of New
York, have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
w. ii. MOsher, the past week.
August Krause, of Saginaw, passed Sun
day and Monday at w. A. Woodlands. Mrs.
Krause returned home with him.
We were misinformed last week as to Miss
Kate Caswell going to Worthwhile to make
her home. She is there for short visit.
Mr.. G. ID. Gibson is entertaining his moth
er and two sisters, from Canada, and his
brother from Clare, Mich, for couple of
weeks.
Mrs. Dora Munson and Miss Nellie Nor
cross left yesterday morning for Frankfort.
the former for two weeks visit and the
latter to stay over Sunday.
Miss S. f. Wiltse who for the past
thirteen years has been connected with the
schools of Boston, is today a
guest of Mrs. A. Il. Parsons.
Next week large party start for Long
Lake on two weeks outing at Mead Land
ing. The party will consist of James Nc
Bride, Henry Dewey, Harland White, Bert
Woodland, Frank Converse, Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. X. White, Misses Gertrude White, Lena
Terry. Grace Dewey, Blanche Mahaney,
Nina Hopkins, Lola Dubar, May Webster,
Corlnna Conant.
ST. Clair Republican,. G. Shattuck and
family completed, on Tuesday, their remov
al from st. Clair. Mr.. Shattuck's three
years of work i'm the city schools has been of
a character to win for him list of friends
who regret sincerely the changes which made
necessary his removal. Both himself and
wife will be- missed, but Owosso is to be
upon their return to their ma
tive homes. Mr.. Shattuck is to assume at
once the management of his fathers bust
ness in that city.
The largest stock of organs and elegant
and burl walnut pianos ever
eboxyu In Shiawassee cOuntv is now on px-