The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-18
parsonal Monitor.

IOnia.
Sec'y Lohnes has been visiting in Saginaw
this week.
A. NJ. Armstrong was in Ann Arbor,
Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Doud is in Fenton for two
weeks stay.
ID. II. Salisbury, of Lansing, was in the
city Monday.
Seymour Hoyt is recovering from an attack
of diphtherla.
p. NJ. Roth has gone to Bay Port for a
ten days outing
Mrs. Paul Krause, of Saginaw, is visiting
at III. Wesener's.
Miss Hattie Evans spent Sunday with
friends in Lansing.
+. ii. Bannister attended the races at
Saginaw Thursday.
Judge Turner has been home from Am
herstburg all the week.
Oscar Moore and wife are camping at
Days lake, near Linden.
ID. Nj. Estey made q business trip to Grand
Rapids the first of the week.
David Blair is at home from his Durand
work for couple of weeks.
T.. A. Burton, of Chicago was the guest
of Geo. Keeler. Wednesday.
Prof. Z. A. Barnes, of Chicago. is in the
city for stay of several days.
Miss Emma Parker went to Howell. Mon
day night to spend the summer.
Ed. Campbell is home from the west, not
much improved in health however.
Miss Nettie Matlock will resume her old
position in thepost Office next week.
Prof. J. c. Shattuck and family arrived
home from st. Clair, Tuesday evening.
Miss Billings, of Detroit. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. +. M. Wheeler, of this city.
A. Riley Critenden. editor of the Living
ston Herald, was in OwossO, Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Hunt started Wednesday for
two weeks visit with friends at Marquette
c. S. Ensmnger left Thursday night for
Charlottesville. Ind, for two weeks visit.
L. p. Byerly and F. III. Peterson attended
the Saginaw races Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Rev. G. De w. Brewer arrived in OwCsso
Tuesday evening. for visit at Dr. c. A,
Osborn's.
Wednesday, Rudolph Tick was promoted
to the position of car accountant in the L.
d A. offices.
Lyman Fairman has returned from
Adrian and will continue to make OwOssO
his home.
Miss Kate Caswel leaves this week for
Worthwhile, where she will make her home
i'm the future.
Prof. Swain and family left Wednesday
evening for Buchanan where they will
make their home.
w. r. Goats was in Cleveland the first of
the week to purchase supplies for the water
works extension.
Fred Lawrence, Lee Todd, and Will Kill
patrick will pitch camp at Crystal Lake the
first of next week.
Rev. DIR. Conover and daughters will start
Monday for trip up the lakes, to be gone
about four weeks.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. l.. p. Gould at
Ann Arbor, Thursday of last week. nine
pound daughter.
Mrs. Nellie Zimmerman is home from Te-
cumseh, summoned here by the death of her
father, c. S. Sprague.
Mrs. ii. II. Hall leaves next week for an
extended visit with friends i'm Buffalo and
other parts of New York.
Miss Maud Baldwin left "Wednesday for
visit of several weeks with friends at Bay
City and other northern points.
Mrs. August Krause gave tea party to a
number of lady friends at the home of her
parents. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. II. Black and Miss Black are
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resort on the shore of Lake Huron.
A. Robertson returned Tuesday evening
from visit with his sister at Lake Horn,
Canada, IT'S miles north of Hamilton.
G. r. Lyon and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Loring started for Frankfort, Thurs
day morning, to camp out at Crystal Lake.
l.. ID. Eastman formerly of this city, has
has been appointed circuit court commits
si0ner for Menominee county by Gov. Luce.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hathaway went to
Pewamo, last Friday, to attend the funeral
of their nephew, Fred Randolph. They re-
turned Saturday.
Hon. G. =. Black, Of Detroit, former L.
S. district attorney for the eastern district
of Michigan, was the guest of Judge Turner,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mayor Todd was i'm Ypsilanti, Wednes-
day, to close up the sale of the $40, 900 of
water works bonds to ID. X. Quirk, president
of the First National Bank.
Miss Grace Taylor, former teacher in
the Owosso high school, has been appointed
teacher of rhetoric and English literature i'm
the Ann ArbOr high school. Salary $3.50.
Mrs. w. A. Upham and children of Cha
grin Falls, Ohio, who have been visiting her
brother and sister, A. M. Donsereaux and
Mrs. ID. M. Christian, returned home We'd
nesday.
A party composed of Mrs. l.. Flickinger
and son Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis
and little grandson and Clarence Hoyt, q
brother of Mrs. Flickinger, left for Bay
View last Monday, for the season.
Fred S. Retain gave excellent talks at the
Baptist, Methodist and Congregational
churches last Sunday on the Missionary work
of the ). V. M. Nj. Next Sunday he Is to
speak at Flint, starting from there for trip
through Michigan, Wisconsin and Indiana.
Sudden Death.
Chas. S. Sprague, a well-known citizen of
OwOsso, died quite suddenly at his home.
corner of Hickory and Abbot streets, on