The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-26
Personal Mention.

| udy.
Prof. E. A. Barnes, of Chicago, is in the
city.
A. M. Bentley left Monday night for Chi,
cago,
Judge Turner has been at home this
week.
John Van Camp will spend Christmas in
Fenton.
Miss Gertrude Faxon is in Albion visiting
| friends.
Mrs. c. G. Turner returned to Muskegon.
| Saturday.
o. c. Comstock, of Detroit, was in this
city Monday.
A. NJ. Bentley was In Detroit last week
| on business trip.
l.. T.. Gould, of Ann Arbor, came home
for Christmas.
Messrs. Bert wiers and Otto Stever spent
Sunday at Ovid.
Fred Payne is at home from Wyandotte
for weeks stay.
N. C. Payne, of Detroit, has been in
Owosso this week.
1. N. and Geo. Keller left Tuesday for a
brief visit In Ionia.
j. II. Faxon and wife will spend Christ
mas in Argentine.
Mrs. B. S. Knapp and children will spend
Christmas at Byron.
Miss Lucy Comstock, OF Detroit, spends
Christmas in OwOssO.
Rev. Allen, of st. Johns, was guest of
Rev. Davies, Monday.
Miss Corinna Conant is home from Vassar
College for two weeks.
Miss Annie Dckey, of Marshal, is q guest
of Miss Effie Manning.
The Misses Fairchild and Gray, of Sagi-
nav, are at VIM. Breads.
Fred ii. Peterson is improving quite fast
at Grace Hospital, Detroit.
Miss Minnie Faxon is spending the holt
days with friends in MOrcnci.
Mrs. Warren Manning, of Chesaning, is
guest of Mrs. j. w. Manning.
l.. p. Royce spends Christmas in Laings-
burg at the home of his mother.
Miss Effie Manning, of Chesaning, is
spending her vacation in Owosso.
Ernest and Ray Gould will spend Christ
mas with Mrs. ID. Gould at Saginaw.
Miss Hattie Nichols, of Ann Arbor is
visiting the Misses May and Flo Webster.
Miss Kate Major, of Saginaw, was guest
at w. I'll. Lewis the fore part of the week.
w. NJ. Kilpatrck's father and mother, of
I 10 IN wit
him.
Miss Maud Proper, of Chesanmg, was
the guest of Miss Mabel Van Doren, Sum
day.
f. Knapp has returned to his home in st.
Clair after an extended visit with friends
here.
Fred Conner and wife, and Miss Brown
of Detroit, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Ii. Lewis.
Prof. Ii. III. Frost will spend his vacation |
in Bay City, Detroit, Owosso and other |
points.
Miss Dawson left Saturday for her home |
in Pontiac where she will spend the holiday |
vacation
Miss Ella Herring left Wednesday for |
two weeks visit with her parents at East |
COhoctah.
Miss Abbe COnant returns to Owosso |
from Oberlin College to spend the holiday |
vacation.
Quincy Mcbride is member of the eX-
ecutive committee of the Jersey breeders
State association.
Lee Grove returned Monday from a two
weeks business trip in the northwestern
part of the State.
Mrs. Ii. S. Thurber and daughter, of Mil
ford. are spending Christmas with her
brother. r. ID. Crawford.
Elmer and Eddie Cheney have gone for
an extended visit with relatives and friends |
in Lapeer and Oakland counties.
w. f. Aten has returned from Toledo
and Monday accepted position in M. l..
Stewart d Co.'s bank as collector.
City Treasurer Kohlcr has rented Mrs. 0.
S. Smiths house. Mrs. Smith and daugh-
ter will move into their new house.
Miss Della Bigsby died last Friday from
the effects OF the grippe" which she had
year ago. Funeral occurred Sunday.
Sec. LOhnes and wife went to Saginaw
this morning to spend Christmas. Mrs.
LOhnes will remain until New Years.
Messrs. A. ii. Northway, A. L. Stever
and l. N. Keller are the auditing committee
of the savings society for this settlement.
Jerome Z. Turner was not elected prose-
cutting attorney of Kalkaska county last fall
but is doing big law business, however.
Miss Grace Randolph, of Vernon, attend
ed the senior class reception and visited
OwOssO friends the fore part of the week.
Chas. 4. Fllkins of Burton has been NOM
mated as historian by the Independents of
the class Of ~ in the university of Michi-
gan.
Supervisor JnO. Henderson, of Rush, was
in Lansing, last week settling up with the
state board of control, in connection with
his extensive ditching contracts.
Prof. Frank f. Converse, of Pontiac,
spends q part of the holiday vacation in
OwOsso and takes In the State teachers as
ISOLATION at Grand Rapids this week.
Rev. G. Il. Spencer, now of Detroit, is
spoken of as responding most happily to the
toast 1.-The clergy" at recent banquet at
The Hotel Cadillac In that city.
viii Harmon, formerly employed in the
American express Office here, was in Owes