The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-06-06
Personal Mention.

Dana Seeley is clcrking for Il. l.. Brewer.
III. G. Titcomb is book-keeper for the Ell-
reka Cement Co.
5. w. Sadler has been remembered by
the pension bureau.
Lawyer Il. w. Whitney, of st. Louis,
was In the city Monday.
| Miss COrinna COnant will return next
week from Vassar College.
| G. ii. and w. 8. Gould, of Chicago, are
In the city tor few days stay.
Chas. +. Haight fell from bicycle Tues
day putting his left arm out of joint.
Miss Myrtle Townsend, of Caro-, spent
Sunday with Vira and Viola Johnson.
Il. ID. Dewey returned Thursday from
weeks absence in Chicago and Jackson.
Mrs. Gilbert Hinyon and little daughters,
of Caro-, are visiting at ii. S. Jehnsons.
Supt. Simmons filled the Baptist pulpit
Sunday morning, Rev. Little being sick.
Rev. A. b. Clough preached very in
teresting discourse at the Asbury, Sunday
evening last.
Miss Edith Shattuck was the guest of
Mrs. August Krause, of Saginaw, the first
of the week.
George Edwards, an Ovid contractor, was
in the city Wednesday, closing contract
for some work.
Mrs. Albert Todd and Mrs. w. X. Tillot-
son arrived home from their New York trip,
Friday evening.
l.. /. Stewart Herbert Bailey and the
Misses Beckwith and Pratt took trip down
the river Tuesday.
DR.. G. =. Parkill was at Lansing, Tues
day, endeav0ring to get Gov. Luce to attend
the pioneer picnic.
Mayor Todd was i'm Detroit, Monday, to
deliver the $l5,0 of water works bonds to
the Wayne county bank.
Dr. G. j. b. Stephens was at jackson
Tuesday and Wednesday attending the state
Dental association meeting.
N. A. Finch returned from his southern
trip Saturday evening. He thinks Mchi-
gan is good enough for him.
Miss Lola Dunbar and Miss Georgia Colt
attended the Reed-Newberry wedding
Wednesday evening at Vernon.
J.W. Hubbard attended the sale on Thurs
day OF Shorthorn cattle by Hon. VIM. Ball
and w. +. BOyden at Delhi Mills.
Prin. Reyes and the Misses Martin and
GOss, of Vernon, were i'm OwOssO, Saturday, |
to order from THE TINES their programs |
for graduating exercises. |
Lansing Republican,: Mrs. Geneyieye |
Thorne sang in the Episcopal choir yester-
day. Her superb voice is much improved |
and enriched with the recent culture in CHI
cagO and Europe.
Mrs. Fred Buckpit, who has been the |
guest of Mrs. j. Coleman during the past |
week. left Tuesday to join her husband who
has secured a position in Ohio, where they
will make their future home.
State Republican: Mrs. Genevieve ThOrne
the well known vocalist, was united i'm mar
riage, last evening, to j. j. Staley of this
city, Rev. c. ii. Beae officiating. Only
immediate friends of the family were pres
ent.
Supt. j. M. Ballou, of OtsegO, president
of the State Board of Education, was the
guest of Supt. Simmons over Sunday These
gentlemen left on the train north Monday
morning to visit the Mining School in the
upper peninsula.
Gilbert ii. Hicks has left for an extended
visit through the west He will carry his
botanical press under his arm. Bert is
president of the Asa Gray Chapter, Agassiz
Association and enjoys fine reputation
among the leading botansts of the land.
e. 5. Bingham, OF vernon, was IN the
city Tuesday. He informed TIMES
reporter that he would leave Wednesday for
England to purchase about $50 Shropshire
sheep, returning in August. Mr.. Bingham
has built up paying trade in this business.
Bishop Foley disappointed the large class
which was to have been confirmed at the
Catholic church OH Monday. He telegraph
ed FIR. DOMAIN on Saturday that he had been
called to Omaha to attend the funeral of
Bishop O'COnnor. The date of his visit has
not yet been arranged.
Master Mechanic A. Galloway, of the Il.
e A. A. Ry. has had big smile on his face
all the week. The cause is fine son
born on MOnday--in time to make Mr.. G.
feel worth $4,000 more, but not i'm time to
be enumerated. Mrs. Galloway and the
young gentleman are getting along nicely.
AS Paul Roth was driving to COrunna
Tuesday morning vicious dog scared his
horse, when near the cider mill, throwing !
Paul out, the horse and dog racing on to
ward the seat of justice for a quarter of a
mile until the horse turned around and came
back to OwOsso at a 800 gait, turning out
for several teams OH the way. Paul es-
capped with few bruises and no damage was |