The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

j. Thompson was I'm Detroit Tuesday.
Miss Lola Dunbar is in Bay City today.
Judge Turner has been home this week
Prin. ii. II. Frost Sundayed in Bay City
j. j. Keagle made business trip to Quin
cy, Monday.
Walker Merell is fireman on one of the Il.
* A. A. engines.
l.. +. Woodland was in Howell on bust.
ness Wednesday.
S. Lamfrom has been in Cleveland on
business this week.
Jas. Osburn goes east to-day to buy goods
for the double store.
Mrs. b. T. Kimball spent Sunday in
Howell with friends.
b. Mitchell and wife have returned to
Watkins, N. Y, to reside.
w. /. Edison of Lansing was a caller at
THE TINES Office Tuesday.
DR.. C.. A. Osborn is assisting s. b. Pitts
in the drug store for the present.
Hon. Chas. II. Morse, of Gratiot Co., was
caller at The TIMES Office Monday.
Duane Hawkins, of vermontville, was in
the city Tuesday. Census business.
Royal Knight and family have moved to
Detroit, where Mr.. X. has good situation.
Mrs. Westfall of jackson, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. ii. Watson, in this city.
Mrs. II. 4. LOOMS left yesterday for
visit with her parents at Union Mills, Ind.
Chas Haight has left the employ of S. B.
Pitts, and engaged as salesman with the
city music store.
DIR. Frank Essig, of Dowagiac, is spend
ing few days visiting OwOssO. Frank has
a good practice at Dowagiac.
John Hemingway has recently moved his
family to our city and is settledoin his neat
new house in the third ward.
Miss Edith Shattuck has taken the posi-
ton vacated by Chas. Carrick as teacher of
shorthand at the Industrial University.
State Agent Smith of the Detroit Free
Press has been in the city this week work.
ing up the list for that enterprlsing daily.
Miss Abby X. Tillotson, with four other
young ladies of Mrs. Mobiles school Of Elo-
cution, will leave for European trip May
18th.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Briggs
left for Minden City to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Briggs sister, Mrs. w ii. Leavsns-
worth
Sheriff f. G. Morrice has been appointed
deputy marshall for Shiawassee county by
u. s. Marshall Van Buren,. 1t is good
selection.
Messrs. Stanley T.. Parkill and Warren
Stuart were i'm Detroit to hear Booth and
Modjeska.
DR.. Rsbb returned Friday from the south
where he passed the winter. He is much
improved in health. Can be found at his
office on Main street.
f. M. Hopkins, of Durand, was i'm Owos-
so Wednesday. Some of the Durand incor-
rigibles will doubtless be benefited by the
occasion of Prof. Hopkins trip.
Fred ii. Clark and wife arrived i'm OwossO
Tuesday, for short visit before leaving for
Marquette. Fred receives salary of 81, 100
rs general secretary of the Y. M. G. A. of
hat city.
Prof. II. X. White, of Fenton, was in
)wosso Tuesday. He has declined to accept
he position of superintendent of the Fenton
schools another year.
w. +. Holt, of Vermontville, a fellow
traveller In the newspaper procession, made |
pilgrimage to OwoSso Thursday. Bro.
Holt thinks Owosso busy place.
Geo. Perry, editor of the Bellevue Ga
.ette, and A. A. Brakeman, of Bellevue,
we're in the city Monday. Besides getting
)ut frst class paper Bro. Perry is deputy
internal revenue collector for eight counties
n western Michigan. Mr.. Perry worked
Up the case against druggist White, the
Eaton Rapids third party prohibitionist, for
selling liquor without paying his tax, and
'ound enough evidence to convict him.
w. ID. Murray, of the firm of Murray & |
rsrbush has sold his clothing business in |
Fenton to N. c. Bedding, of Wauseon, Ohio. |
Mr.. Murray will now give his entire atten-
ion to his business here. OF him the Fen |
on Independent says: wv. ID. Murray |
has sold his clothing business in Fenton to |
Mr.. n. c. Belding of Wauseon, Ohio, and |
Mr.. b. takes possession to-day. Mr.. Muir |
'ay has been in the clothing business in |
his place for the past twenty years, and |
Turing all that time has maintained repu- |
alton for honest business integrity and fair |
iealing, that any business man might well |
De proud Of; besides he has always been |
public spirited and liberal in his contribu- |
ions to public enterprises and private |
charity. He will be missed by the town,
md his host of friends here will wish him |
success wherever he may CO."