The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-09-12

VISIT
Mrs. Geo. Lorlng has been on the sick list
this week. g
Rev. Spencer goes to conference the first
of next week.
Miss Nellie Parker will attend the Uni
versity this fall.
Mrs. Thos. Kerwin has been quite i'll dur
ing the past week.
Ed. Burck, of Detroit, was in 0wosso the
first of the week.
Miss hi anche Mahaney will enter the
University this year.
Rev. j. w. Oliver of Bancroft, was in
Owosso, Wednesday.
Mrs. n. A. Finch and family returned
from Detroit, Saturday.
Miss Sadie Roberts, of Hastings, is the
guest of Miss Grace Dewey.
Hon. C. Y. Osburn, of Marquette, was in
Owosso the first of the week.
Rev. j. Schuknecht, OF Ionla, is in the city.
Mrs. S. returns home with him to-day.
Mrs. VIM. Golf, OF st. Louis, was the
guest of Mrs. Geo. Nj. Dewey, Sunday.
The Rev. f. l.. Little has been attending
the Alpena Baptist Association this week.
Miss Abbe Conant leaves next week to
resume her musical studies in Oberlin college.
A. f. Hartshorn returned from trip
through the New England states last Satur-
day.
Miss Jessie T.. Miles left OwossO last week
to resume her position in the Hubbardston
schools.
Thos. Peach, of the Big Rapids Pioneer,
was the guest of Jas. COpas several days
this week.
G. H. Hicks, ticket agent at the OwossO
| junction, spent Sunday in Alma, the guest
of Prof. Davis.
]. w. Miles was i'm Lansing, Tuesday, at
tending the reunion of the Michigan Artil-
lery Association.
Miss Libbie Wilcox after a six weeks va
cation, has again resumed her position in
Mahaney's store.
Tillford Middleton left Yesterday for Flint
to take charge of the finishing department of
a cabinet factory.
M. l.. Stewart, A. ID. Whipple and c. ID.
Stewart attended the bankers State meeting
| at Saginaw tnlS week.
Mrs ]. Donnelly, wife of the late pastor
of the Baptist church of this city, and her
daughter are visiting in Owosso.
Miss Anna Willoughby, University class
of 80, formerly of OwossO, teaches in the
LaPorte, Ind, high school, this year.
J. ID. Appleton, of the firm Of Liable Il
Appleton, has sold his interest in the hard
ware to Lewis Cheney, of west side.
Hudson Sheldon and Clyde Bugbee went
TO Ann Arbor Friday to perfect arrange
ments for this years University residence.
Geo. NJ. Dewey left for Topeka, Kansas,
Wednesday, to attend the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, |. o. o. +. which meets there next
week.
Gov. Luce will arrive at OwossO on the
noon train from Lansing and will make hi:
address on Friday afternoon, the last day OF
the fair.
John Leffingwell and his sister, Mis-.
Luella, of Hartwelville, left for New York
Tuesday evening, where they will spend {
couple of months visiting relatives.
Among the delegates to the COngressona
J convention, Tuesday, was Postmaster Ora
bill, editor of the Greenville Independent
: He is one of the Old-time wheel-h0rses o.
the party and worker in every goot
cause.
DR.. G. J. Ward of st. Clair, is visiting a
the residence of j. c. Shattuck. MIR. Ware
, is the secretary of the st. Clair school board
. and recognizes that OwossO has and is fur
nishing st. Clair with some most excelen
teachers.
IL. NJ. Clarke, state secretary of the Y
VI. G. A., was i'm the city Tuesday and Wed
: nesday. Mr.. Clarke is an enthusiastic work
I er i'm good cause. He reports the associ
alton work throughout the State as being IL
first-class shape.
/. Jackson, foreman of the Charlotte Re
' publican, was i'm Owosso, Tuesday ant
! Wednesday, to set up the new press put II
THE TIMES Office. Mr.. Jackson is an exper
r printer and one of The best posted news-pa
|. per men in the State.
D AN BabcOck, of Winters, California
formerly of Middlebury township, this coull
4 ty, was visitor at TIE TIMES Office Mon
n day. Mr.. Babcock was member OF Go. Il
4 4th Michigan cavalry, and is now command
!. er Preston Post No. ia, department Cal
n fornia, and was one of the Califoni
s contingent to the GA r. National EncamI
!. ment at Boston. Mr.. BabcOck is. engage
. i'm fruit raising and preserving in California
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