The times., 1890-05-30
Personal Mention.

SeTsooal 2eot1oo.
l.. p. Gould was in the city Monday
Aid. Gould was in Saginaw on business
Tuesday.
Ii. G. Gates started Tuesday for a west
ern trip.
reissue of pension has been granted to
G. w. Owen.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Turner are in the city
for short stay.
Il. w. Woodland will spend Sunday with
friends in Saginaw.
ii. ii. Hall made business trip to Ionia
the first of the week.
Mrs. II. Wykes has been very sick for sew
eral weeks with rheumatic fever.
Miss Blanche Mahaney will be the guest of
friends in Saginaw over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Finch left last Friday for few
weeks visit in the southern part of the state.
Mrs. ID. M. Christian has been ndisposed
for the past week with serious throat
trouble.
ii. b. Dewey will deliver an address be-
fore the graduating class of the MOrrice
school, June 10.
G. II. Robertson left Monday morning for
st. Charles Missouri, where he will work in
u furniture Factory.
Rev. DR.. COnover was in Kalamazoo, Fri
day, to attend the conservation of st. Luke's
Episcopal church.
j. n. Ward and r. Kingman, prominent
business men of Battle Creek, were in
Owosso. Wednesday.
Miss Dawson returned from Pontiac,
Saturday, and has been filling her place in
the school this week.
w. +. Guile came home from Cheboygan,
Monday, on account of the sickness of his
sister, Mrs. Walter Upham.
Warren Woodward represented OwOsso
Council National Union at the State meet
ing held in Grand Rapids, Tuesday.
w. W. Byerly and family left Wednesday
for Virginia, to reside. Mr.. B. has mining
interests there which will occupy his time.
c. r. Jackson, editor of the Iosco County
Gazette, visited with his brother Andrew
Jackson, of this city. the fore part of the
week.
w. j. Turner and family are visiting in
the city. Mr. Turner has decided to give
up his law practice at Lake City and will
remove to MuskegOn.
The Board of Education has reelected
Superintendent Simmons for another year
at salary of 1,500. OwOsso schools never
had better man to fill this important posi-
ton.
Miss Gracia Stewart returned home Tues
day from the Battle Creek sanitarium, where
she has been for some time taking treatment
for rheumatism. Her health is greatly i'm
proved
l.. HeniOn, formerly of this place in the
employ of j. j. Davis, Is reported to have
been seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia
since reaching Ann ArbOr, his present home.
His daughter, Miss Lora, has also been the
victim of scarlet fever.
At meeting of Congregational ministers
at Muskegen last week, Rev. X. r. Davies
was elected alternate preacher for the State
meeting to be held in Ann ArbOr next year.
The reports of the meeting show that Mr.
ID. took an active part In all its proceedings.
Mrs. c. B. Spencer left for New York
yesterday to attend the wedding of her sis
ter Miss Nellie +. Mitchell, well known to
the music lovers of our city. Miss Mitchell
will leave at once for Munich and other Eu-
years will be spent. Mrs. Spencer will re-
turn in July.
Chas. Dubuor, of Chicago, U. S. post
Office inspector, was in OwOssO the first
three days of the week investigating the adj
visibility of the government renting build
ing to be used for a post Office. He said to
THE TINES that there was no question but
that Owosso would have free delivery and
that a building would be leased. Bids were
presented by ID. Burhans for the building
now in use, by the l. o. o. f. for their
new building on Main street. and by M.
l.. Stewart Il Co. for new building to be
erected by them on their property north of
ii. W. Parker's store. A decision will be
reached in short time.
Grand, gloomy and peculiar was remark
ed of Edward Wiswell, as he leaned back in
his chair, pipe in mouth the other day at the
Lee hotel. Wiswell is great big-hearted,
goOd-natured Michigander. Born in Owosso
August 8, 1864. Wisweil is perhaps the
best all round player in the team. He is
pitching and playing middle field for Ander-
son. At present. first base Is completely
covered by the Wolverine, who was made
field captain last night. He has played with
Detroit, Big Rapids, Lansing and Blooming
ton teams. Wiswell led his team last year
at the bat, winning handsome gold medal
for the honor. His field average was
967, and at the bat 392. He is the heaviest
man in the team, standing five feet, ten and
half inches, and calling for 206 pounds
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