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

~ &hs itCthNtth Woe III DChVib NCunCo-
day.
ii. r. Tooley returned from Florida, Sat
urday.
Rev. l.. b. Plat left FOR Baltimore, We'd
nesday.
Miss Kate Caswell returned from Pontiac,
Monday.
p. j. Bryan is home from Missouri for a
few days.
Jay Woodin is book-keeper for the
Queen Cart Co.
Prof. A. j. Swain is home from Buchan-
an for the week.
e. p. Gilbert and V. M. Moreau were in
Lansing, Monday.
Messrs. Osmer and Huff, of Lapeer, Sun
dayed with Rev. Little.
Supt. Simmons and family are spending
the week at Dowagiac.
Miss Nellie Parker visited at Ovid the
fore part OF the week.
f. Ii. Watson was in Ovid ON legal
business, Wednesday.
Miss May Howe is visiting Miss Bessie
Beardsley at Charlotte.
DIR. Bagg has moved into Geo. Ingles
house on Saginaw street.
Mrs. b. Buckminster is visiting Mrs. j.
Donneley in Grand Rapids.
M. w. Willoughby passed Sunday with
his family in Ann Arbor.
Prof. j. c. Shattuck and wife are home
from st. Clair for the week.
Mrs. e. c. Mead is in Detroit for an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Miss Rena Smith is passing the week with
Miss Belle Ram at Morrice.
Bert AFFORD is learning the telegraph
business with j. M. Beckwith.
e. A. Todd Jr. and wife, of Toledo, were
in the city Sunday and Monday. /;
Junius O'COnnor,. of Lansing, twas the
guest of Geo. NJ. Dewey, Jr., Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Manning is at Battle Creek
visiting her daughter, Miss Helen Manning.
Miss Emma Gleason, of Lyons, visited
Mrs. III. III. Hall the fore part of the week.
Holly Bunce, of the. Agricultural College,
was the guest of Miss Hattie Evans, Satur-
day.
Prof. Seelye is one of three applicants for
the position OF superintendent of the Lam
sing schools.
Mr.. Frank E.Converse is home this week,
spending the spring vacation among his
many OwOssO friends.
Miss Fife Manning, Miss Nina Hopkins
and TilfOrd Middleton are home from
Albion college this week.
Miss Abbie Conant is spending the week
here. She returns to Oberlin where she is
attending school, next week.
Miss Lucy Comestock was called home
from Ann Arbor the first of the week by the
sickness of her grandmother.
j. j. Parmelly and wife returned to
OwOssO from California, Saturday. Mr.. Par
nelly is much improved in health.
Mrs. l.. A. Gould returned from Chicago,
Saturday, where she has been for some time
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. r. Hutchins.
Secretary Mcbride attended conference
of secretaries at the Office of Supt. of Public
Instruction EstabrOOk at Lansing, Monday.
Oliver Williams and wife are at Hot
Springs. MIR. w, is trying the water in
hopes of breaking up severe run of rheu-
matism.
We are pleased to state that Edward
Finch is on the mend. He was very sick
for several days and his recovery was con-
sidered doubtful.
l.. l.. HeIion has gone to Ann ArbOr to
take position as clerk with firm for whom
he worked several years. His family will
remove in short time.
The Misses Eta Williams, Adah Holman,
Mile ComstOck and Mary Howe attended
the state convention Y.P.S.C.E. at Ian
sing, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ed. Wiswell, the base ball player of this
city, who has signed with the Anderson
Ind, Club, regrets having done so, owing
to the fact that he has received better offers
from Austin, Tex, Grand Rapids and Ian
sing.
The friends of Fred ii. Clark will be very
pleased to learn that he has received and
accepted call as general secretary of the
Y.M.C.A. at Marquette. The position is
very desirable one, carrying with it "a fine
salary. Fred will accept our congratulations.
At a recent examination of postal clerks,
certain number of letters were given out
and required to be distributed within
specified time, the test being the correctness
of the werk done. Mr.. b. G. Evens. of this
city, secured the unprecedented standing of
99I per cent.