The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28
Personal Mention

g. 3. Williams is in the city to-day.
j. N. Mcbride was i'm Lansing, Tuesday
! w. ID. Murray was in Fenton, Tuesday
It. ID. Dewey was In Saginaw, Thursday
Ed. Hamblin, of Lansing, Sundayed il
Ow0sso.
Geo. M. Dewey Jr. passed Sunday il
Ann Arbor.
Geo. Bailey was in Ann Arbor, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Abby Tillotson passed Sunday al
home in this city.
e. l.. Brewer is in Buffalo attending the
Supreme Council r. Il. Oft.
Mrs. G. A. Osburn has been quite sick
for week, is now improving.
S. r. Parkill will give his talk on 'Scot-
land" at MOrrice next Tuesday evening.
Parker Rosecrans and wife, of Saginaw,
Sundayed with his parents north of the city.
Miss Franc Evans, of the Morrice school,
is spending the vacation week i'm OwossO.
c. K. Rigley is in New York, for two
weeks stay in the interest of the Estey Mfg.
Co.
Miss May Parsons, of Morrice, visited her
aunt, Mrs. G. j. Stuart, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Z. nj. Miller was called to Grand Rapids,
Monday by business concerning the Dennel-
ly estate.
c. E. Baxter, local editor of the Charlotte
Republican, was the guest of f. o. Dewey,
Saturday.
Dwella Peters, of Alma, was in Ow0sso
Saturday. He reports that his father is do
ing fine business.
Miss e. Grace Dewey will go to Ann
ArbOr this evening to pass week with
Miss Ruth Willoughby.
Percy Edwards has been re-appointed
deputy grand chancellor of Michigan lodge
K. of p. This is compliment to Mr.. E. ,
friends at hishOme Tuesday evening, and
all enjoyed themselves very pleasantly.
Edward Finch was taken suddenly sick
on Sunday with sharp attack of pneu-
monia. AS yet there is but little improve
ment in his condition.
Ed. Wiswell leaves Monday for Anderson.
Ind, to join the professional ball club of
that city. He gets large salary and his
friends here wish him success.
The Misses Little are entertaining Miss
Hattie Potter, of Alpena, this week. Miss
Potter is on her way home from Kalamazoo,
where she has been attending school.
At the last meeting of the school board
the resignation of Miss ALA Bryan as teach
er in the 4th ward school was accepted.
Miss Maggie Halsey was elected to fill the
vacancy.
.Nf I.
Olney, of Vernon, were in Lansing, Tues
day, attending civil service examination.
Both wrote examinations for appointments
in the mail service.
w. S. Jones started Tuesday for two
weeks business trip through Pennsylvania
and western New York for the Owosso
Casket Works. The orders will come in
lively while he is away.
J. E. Stillwell, practicing attorney of
Seneca. Kansas. was caller at The TIMES
office Monday. Mr.. S. says that prohibition
does prohibit and that the talk of ''re-
is scarcely heard of in Kansas.
Representative Curtiss made a pleasant
call at our sanctlim on Saturday. The DIR.
informs us that he may remove in the near
future, with his family, to Texas. Shiawas-
see county people will regret to see the DIR.
leave.
T. NJ. Wiley, G. +. Robinson, G. w.
Owen. w. A. Richardson and A. j. Patter-
son will attend the State G. A. II. encamp-
ment at Adrian next week. Mrs. Wiley
and Mrs. G. w. Owen will attend the W.R.
G. meeting at the same place.
The quarterly meeting Of Woman's Mis-
sion society was held in Perry on Wednes-
day of this week Delegates who attended
from the Baptist society of this place were
Mrs. w. White, Mrs. G. =. Curtis, Mrs. j.
V. Bayer and Mrs. III. Galusha.
The State meeting of the Congregational
ladies home missionary board was held at
Flint, Wednesday and Thursday. There
were i'm attendance from Owosso, Mrs. N
McBain, Mrs. Albert Todd, Mrs. Warren
Woodland, Mrs. DR.. Perkins, Mrs. II. II.
Davies, Miss Eta Williams and Miss Elsie
Davies.
A. +. Kenaston, of Hastings, was in
Owosso, Monday, getting pointers on the
of Savings and Loan AssOcia-
tions from Secretary Gilbert Of the Shiawas-
see Savings Society. Mr.. X. is secretary of
the Hastings Association. The people of
that city will never regret having started
such an institution. and they will do well to
give the home association their heartiest sup
port.