The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-08


J. w. Hibbard was in Detroit, Tuesday.
Fred S. Retain left for Bay View Tuesday
Miss Hattie Keagle is visiting at Grand
Rapids.
Sec. Lohnes returned home from Linden
last hight
Miss Fannie Jones visited Detroit on
Tuesday.
Mr. Travis, of the Electric Light Co., is
in the city.
Miss E. Grace Dewey is in Chicago visit
ing relatives.
Miss Nellie Nye, of Flint, is visiting Miss
May Lawrence.
N. A. Finch passed Sunday in Detroit
with his family
Mrs. f. Wykes is again confined to her
bed by sickness.
Mrs. Theo. Laubengayer is visiting her
mother in Fenton.
l.. p. Could of Ann Arbor. was in
Owosso, Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank House, a
daughter, Sunday.
Miss Maggie Mears, of Detroit, is visiting
at L. j. Horsman's.
AlOnzo Acklcy. of Laingsburg, goes with
the Owosso crowd to Boston.
James Copas and Miss Hattie Thorne
went to Long Lake last Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jay M. Terbush,
ten pound daughter, OH Sunday.
Geo. Ii. button, of Shaftsburg, paid our
sanctum welcome visit OH Monday.
Mrs. Hugh Hunter, of Vernon, visited
her mother in this city Wednesday.
Harry G. Osburn, of Chicago, passed
Sunday in Owosso with his parents.
C. S. Williams witnessed the great Palo
Alto-Jack race at Detroit, Saturday.
Miss Emily Saxbey and Miss Bird Hill, of
Detroit, are visiting OwossO friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle started Mon
day for the east to be gone month.
Mrs. r. Ingersoll and son Harry, left
Wednesday to visit friends in Lapeer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, of Cleveland, have
been guests at Tod Kincaids this week.
John Banister, of Saginaw, was guest
of his brother, F. IL. Banister. Sunday.
c. p. Brown and wife, of Shortville. N.
Y, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. Nj.
Bentley.
Editor Baxter. of the Charlotte Republic
can, made THE TINES a fraternal call this
morning.
John Wood, chief clerk at the ID. d M.
Ry., returned Tuesday from trip around
Lake Superior.
Rev. e. b. Spencer has returned from
usual Sunday.
Misses Eta and Anna Williams started
yesterday for Asbury Park, n. j., to be alb
sent several weeks.
Geo. Smith and family. of Saginaw, are
visiting the families of c. f. Rigley and ID.
G. Clapp this week.
ALT. Rindge, of MuskegOn, is visiting
Owosso relatives. He is an employee of
the Muskegon News.
DR.. c. p. Parkill will deliver an address
before the Livingston county pioneers pic
mic tomorrow at Howell.
II. dfhlll SltItS lOl Vhdluutltt
row to attend meeting of the State Board
of Pharmacy next week.
Rev. c. b. Spencer was chosen sec
rotary and treasurer of the EpwOrth League
of the state at the recent meeting at Bay
View.
Il. f.. Creidler, representing the Gordon
Steam Pump Co., was i'm OwossO, Tuesday,
endeavOring to get settlement for the
pumps furnished for the water works.
Prof. G. II. Brandt, of Perry, and John
Whaeh, of Shiawassee, were callers at THE
TIMES Office Saturday. Prof. Brandt is to
have charge of the Bancroft schools the
coming year.
Ed. Finch is showing the bicycle riders of
Detroit how to ''get there" In the Y. M.
c. A. contests Ed. won the slow race, the
quarter of a mile race, and was close sec
Ond in the mile race. The champion of
former years had to lower his colors.
Rev. Il. l.. Little, pastor of the Baptist
church of this city, received notice last
week that at a meeting of the National
Board of Foreign Missions, held in Boston,
he was unanimously elected Secretary for
Michigan and Indiana. The position is a
very important and honorable one. Rev.
Little has not yet decided whether he will
accept the place.
Quite party of Owossoites went to
Frankfort for an outing at Crystal lake, on
Tuesday. Among the number were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs,
Chas Lawrence and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Osburn and son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Murray and children, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Todd and daughter j. S. Colby, W. M.
Fitzpatrick and daughters and the daughters
of G. s. Williams. Some of the party ex-
pect to camp out and be gone for two weeks
or more.
II is expected that the following Shiawas-
see county people will go to Boston to-day
and tomorrow on the excursions: George
Robinson and wife, e. c. Duff and wife, M.
G. Dawes and wife, A. j. Patterson, o. +.
Webster, Alex. Johnson, w. A. Richardson
and wife, Ed. Hamblin. VIM. Mckenzie,
Frank Smith, Hiram johnson, c. f.. Rigley
and son, Rev. II. King. M. b. Liddell and
wife, Geo. Schenck, Harry Cossitt, w. ID.
Underwood and wife, A. f. Hartshorn, G.
J. Stuart, Mrs. L. +. Gould, Mr.. Crane and
wife, Geo. M. Dewey, j. Jackson and +.
Wicking.