The times., 1890-10-03

Miss Grace Mead returned from Muske-
gon Monday night.
Geo. NJ. Dewey is talking Republlcansnl
In Montcalm county.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Osbun, of
Chicago, q daughter
Charles Brace of Detroit spent Sunday
with Herbert Lyon.
Mrs. DIR. Arnold. who has been visiting
in Canada, returned Monday night.
Rev. c. DE w. Brewer and wife, of Dc
wagiac, were in Owosso Tuesday.
Misses Ettle and Annie Williams reached
home from Newark, N. j., last evening.
Stanley e. Parkil was in Chicago this
week, making purchases for the holiday
trade.
Fred S. Lawrence, foreman of the Ian
sing Republican, was caller on THE TINES
this week.
Miss Lucy Conistock has accepted posi-
tiOn in the Office of the IT, s. pension agent
at Detroit.
Rev. Mr.. Bancroft occupied tie Nj. f.
pulpit Sunday. Those who heard his SER
mons were much pleased.
Hugh Miller. one of the relieving corps of
the d., q. III. IL Nj. R'y agents, is assisting
at Owosso for the present.
Herbert Colster, one of Clinton county's
hustllng young Republicans, was caller at
the TIMES Office this week.
Miss Nellie Brown was summoned to Ly-
ons, Sunday, by dispatch announcing the
serious illness of her father.
Mayor Todd left last evening on busi-
ness trip to Oklahoma. Aid. Gould will act
as Mayor during his absence.
W.. X. TiIlOtson left Wednesday for New
port News, Va, to spend some time with
his daughter Mrs. l.. b. Plat.
Jerome f. Turner was nominated for
prosecuting attorney of Kalkaska county on
the Republican ticket last Saturday.
Kelley Il. Sear, former Shiawassee
county boy, is the Republican nominee for
prosecuting attorney in Gratiot county.
III. H. Hall and family returned from their
eastern visit Tuesday. Mrs. II. went direct
to Lyons to see her father who is dangerous
ly sick.
Mrs. T. NJ Wiley and mother, Mrs.
Drake, are visiting friends in Grand Rap
ids. Mrs. Drake will go from there to Wis
consin to spend the winter.
Mrs. Cannon, formerly Miss May Castle,
and teacher in the Owosso city schools,
and now resident of California. is visiting
in Bennington and Owosso.
Supt. II. NJ. Robbins, of st. Clair is to
visit the Owosso schools and ascertain
the merits of the commercial course, which
has given such satisfaction here.
S. +. Smith was at Lisbon, Ottawa coun-
ty, Monday, to see his brother. DR.. o. Smith,
who was dangerously injured by being
thrown from carriage Friday last
Mrs. Eta Doane Marden occupied the
Congregational pulpit Sunday morning. Civ
ing very interesting account of her nine
years work as missionary in Turkey.
Owosso is represented in the University
this year by Will Parker, Fred Janette. Ed
ward Taylor, Blanche Mahaney Nellie Par
zer, Warren PierpOnt and l.. p. Gould.
0wosso friends have received cards
announcing the marriage of Will III. Petit
bone, of the Detroit Free Press, and Miss
Cora Haney, of Big Rapids. Sept. 80. Our
congratulations are extended to the couple.
Miss Gail Smith Of Detroit, who has been
the guest of Miss Abby Tillotson, returned
home Wednesday. Miss Smith will be re-
membered as having rendered efficient SER
vice in connection with the fancy work de-
partment of the Shiawassee county fair.
Owosso Y. M. c. A. will be represented
at the State Convention at Flint next week
by large delegation. Among those who
have decided to attend are: G. S. Ensming-
er, E. w. Woodland, j. w. Simmons, Alvah
Bailey, L.Flickinger and Il. Lohnes There
are others who will probably increase this
delegation.
The Bancroft fair is said to be q success.