The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-21

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Mrs. Stuart Beebe Is visiting in Fenton.
Mrs. N. g. Phillips is visiting in Owosso.
Rev. f. b. Bancroft was in Detroit Satur-
day.
DR.. Fred Todd has been at home this
week.
Miss Fannie Jones spent last week In
Chicago.
Miss Nellie Turner is visiting friends in
Bancroft.
Mrs. f. ii. Clark returned to Marquette,
Wednesday
L. p. Royce has moved his family to this
city from Morrice.
President Angel, of the University, was
in Owosso, Friday.
The Misses Hartshorn spent Sunday with
friends in Flushing.
G. A. Snyder and family, haye removed
from Howell to OwOsso.
c. T.. Rigley left on business trip to
New York, Wednesday.
The steam heating apparatus is now used
to heat the Exchange hotel.
Bert Wicking is to he the janitor of the
new Washington st. school.
f. ii. Peterson has gone to Grace Hos
pital, Detroit. for treatment.
G. S. Engsminger returned from Craw-
louisville, Ind, Tuesday night.
Editor Miller, of the Mt. Pleasant Demo-
crat, was I'm the city Wednesday.
p. ID. Crawford, of the Owosso Fancy
Goods Co. was in Flint, Saturday.
Judge Newton came to Corunna Saturday
to attend the funeral of Roll 4. Kelsey.
Mrs. Josiah Kinney, of Ashley, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. Fortress, of this city. .
Jas. NJ. Tobin, travelling salesman for
BOydell Bros, Detroit, spent Sunday with
friends i'm Rush township.
Ezra Mason, whose term as county treas
urer expires Jan. LIST, has removed to his
farm i'm OwOsso township.
Geo. M. Dewey delivered an address
Wednesday at Springfield, ILL.,, before the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Rev. r. r. Davies will be absent from his
pulpit for the next two Sundays. Rev.San-
Miss Lucy Comstock, who is employed in
the Detroit Pension Agents Office, is home
for brief vacation until after Thanksgiving.
Prof. Van der Velpen has accepted a POI
sition as instructor i'm Vets Acadamy of
Music, Detroit. He will probably give up
his class here.
Quincy Mcbride went to Chicago, Mon
do To ott Nl,f.x
Duroc-Jersey Swine Association and Jersey
Cattle Club.
j. A. French, of Eaton Rapids, was i'm
Owosso, Monday. Mr.. French says he can
not get along without THE TIMES to furnish
the Owosso news.
Will Russell has returned to OwossO from
Elgin, ILL.,, where he has been for year
with stable of horses. He will have a
stable of trotters here next year.
Mrs. Jno. Coleman, who has been spend
ing the past four months in Port Huron, re-
turned to OwossO Tuesday, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Maggie Dingwell.
Fred Simpson, formerly operator at the T.
& A.A. depot and later train dispatcher on
the same road, has removed to Gladwin to
go into the boot and shoe business.
j. X. Burr, the representative of the
American Book Co., dropped into THE
TIMES Office Thursday morning to talk
education and politics, being an authority
on both subjects.
ID. L.. Griffin and family have returned
from Wakeman, Huron county, Ohio, and
will make their home i'm OwOsso. Mr.. G.
has been absent from Owosso for five years
and remarks that the city's growth is most
remarkable.
Messrs. Slocum, Collier, Wilson and Cum
Minis, of Holly, were in Owosso, Friday
afternoon looking over our manufacturing
industries. They were greatly pleased and
surprised with Owosso's growth. They are
determined to wake up Holly to the need of
some enterprises of this kind.