The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-11
Personal Mention.

MISS rlofd Miilcr 10 SICK Will ypnoiu
| fever.
Jay Briley, Of Manistee, is visiting Fred
| Grove.
Harry Williams is in ST. Paul, for the
summer.
G. w. Loring has been in Hillsdale all
the week.
Fred S. Retain is home from Colgate
University.
Ted Finch left Monday for Detroit, going
on his bicycle.
Miss Abbie Conant has returned from
Oberlin College.
Mrs. Cora E. Hudson left Tuesday night
for Minneapolis.
Prof. o. G. Seelye rejoices in the poses
sion of another son.
Mrs. Rigley, mother of Chas f. Rigley,
Is visiting in Detroit.
Chas. Gabriel has gone to Wheeling, West
Virginia, on visit.
Mrs. &. Anderson, of Ann Arbor, is visit
ing Mrs. II. Converse.
Frank j. Dean is i'm the city renewing
former acquaintance.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Dimmick, a
daughter, Oh Tuesday.
MISS Ntttle MaClOck mas returned from
weeks visit at Bay City.
Frank ID. Wright the Flint clothier was
in OwOsso, Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Russell, OF Jackson, is visit
ing in OwOsso this week.
Will Mckenzie will travel in Wisconsin
for the Eureka Cement Co.
Mrs. G. b. Spencer will arrive home to-
day from her eastern trip.
M. r. Peck, of Chicago, passed the 4th
with his parents in this city.
Geo. Fowler and his mother left Thurs
day morning for Bay View.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Curry, of Fenton,
were in OwossO, Wednesday.
Mrs. j. II. Laverock left Wednesday for
Oberlin, Ohio, to visit friends.
G.. S. Corbit, of the st. Johns Indepen-
dent, was i'm OwOssO, Monday.
Miss Elsie Davies will spend the summer
with friends in Fairport, N. Y.
Tod Kincad started for Montana on Il
prospecting trip Monday evening.
Z. l.. Griffith and family, of Laingsburg,
have been i'm the city this week.
e. NJ. Jordan and daughter, Miss Anna,
passed the 4th at Findlay, Ohio.
A 1915 pound daughter caused the smile
on Henry Johnson's face Thursday.
Mrs. j. Goodwin and daughter, Miss
Lydia, left for Bay View, Thursday.
Chas. j. Andrus. of Denver, came to
OwOssO, Wednesday, for short visit.
Born, on Sunday, June 6, to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Whipple, an so pound son.
Mrs. Nancy Gould and daughter, Miss
faft 10 IN IN RI tau fnr
time.
NJ. F. Blair, of this city, was elected one
of the camp council of the State S. of V.
association.
Misses Faxon and Miss Flo Webster left
Tuesday morning for six weeks outing at
Bay View.
Mrs. Cora Wheelock and children, of
Peoria, ILL.,, will pass the summer under
the parental roof.
Mrs. II. Kincaid is enjoying visit from
her father Mr.. Phillips, of Cleveland and
her sister, Mrs. Field.
f. M. Hopkins and w. III. Bennett. of
Durand will work Michigan territory for
the Eureka Cement Co.
Editor Hopper, of the Ashley Cleaner.
was in Owosso, Monday, on his way to
Milwaukee with the X. p.
Rev. c. b. Spencer lectured before the
Lansing district conference OF the Epworth
League on Tuesday evening.
G.. ii. Hicks and wife returned from
their western trip Monday morning. Mr..
ii. reports very pleasant time.
Mrs. Fannie Hershey, and daughter, Miss
Sadie, started for the east, Wednesday, to
spend the summer at the seaside.
tomorrow for the Eureka Cement Co. He
will have Iowa as field of labor.
Mrs. Allie Baldwin, of st. Elmo Colo,
who has been visiting at ii. Johnson's for
some time, left for home Wednesday.
ii. S. Hadsall and wife, of Vassar, and
p. Hadsall and wife, of Byron, were guests
at Il. s. Knapp's Friday and Saturday
Rev. X. r. Davies will assist i'm conduct
ing school of theology at BenZOnia during
the latter part Of July and the first of Aug.
r. l.. Aldrich, night baggageman at the
ID. e NJ. depot smashed three fingers OH his
right hand Monday night by dropping
trunk OH them.
A. j. Patterson, of the National Hotel,
is attending the Hotel Keepers Association
meeting at Petosky, and will go OH a trip
around the lakes.
DR.. Shickle, of this city, has located at
Bancroft for the practice of his profession,
the people of that place will find the doctor
to be worthy of their confidence.
n. McBain returned from Lexington, KY.
Sunday morning, bringing with him Louis
Napoleon 207. He was detained at
Howell two days by the sink hole in the T.
d A. A. track.
OwOssO is represented at the X. of p.
cOnclave at Milwaukee this week by Sir
Knights w. +. Billiard, o. A. Merel, A.
ID. Patterson, b. G. Evans, G. w. Loring
and s. Sanitary.
L. S. Marshal Van Buren, was i'm Shia-
wassee county Saturday to arrest two
persons who refused to answer census ques-
lions. Both men were eager and willing to
answer when the genial presence of the
Marshal appeared to them.
Prof. Frank 4. Converse, of this city,
has been elected principal of the Pontiac
schools, position which he is certain to fill
with credit to himself and satisfaction to
the patrons of the schools. Frank was in
Pontiac the first of the week and is much
pleased with the city and its school system. ]
Clearance. Grand clearance sales are