The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-01
Personal Mention.

Mrs. g. p. ParlSill is visiting in Vernon
Prof. Barnes has returned to Chicago
DIR. C. Mccormick was in Detroit, Wed
nesday.
evening.
w. ii. Faxon and wife left for Bay View
Tuesday.
Rev. Davies and famlay left for Benzonla
Monday.
Ed. Hambln, of Lansing. passed Sunda,
in Owosso.
AL. Northway and wife were at Byron
over Sunday.
S. Il. Smith was in Ithaca on legal bust
ness, Monday.
Miss May Howe is visiting Ann Arbol
friends this week.
Miss Nellie Parker is camping with
friends at Lakeville.
Miss Belle Brown, of Coldwater, is visit
ing at f. l.. Brewers.
Miss Blanche Aber, of Lansing, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. j. w. Simmons and son Fred return
ed home Monday night.
Morris Southland and wife were at Day IS
Lake the first Of the week.
Roy Osburn IS home from the State EN-
campment at Battle Creek.
Alvin Evans returned last week from a
prospecting trip in Wisconsin.
Mrs. +. II. Watson and children returned
Friday from their visit at Jackson.
Mrs. A. M. Donsereaux is spending the
week at Bancroft, visiting relatives.
Lee and Fred Grove with their families
are Long Lake campers this week.
Chas. P. Knill, of Chicago, former
Owosso boy, was in the city, Monday.
Rudolph Lamfrom is at home from North
Baltimore, Ohio, for two weeks stay.
c. Greenman, of THE TINES force is
rusticating at Hartwellyille this week.
Earl Austin intends to enter the dental
department of the University this fall.
Mr.. ii. BOughner, of Detroit, was visit
ing his sister Miss Ada Boughner, Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Mason is at Alma attending
the kindergarten department of the college.
Mrs. f. r. WILDER and son, of Grand
Rapids, are making a two weeks visit at j.
j. Keagles'.
III. w. Holman and family leave next
week for Delaware, Ohio, to visit friends
for month.
Grace and George White have left for
Howell to spend their vacation with their
grand parents.
Ed. Burk, of Detroit was in the city, the
first of the week, on business connected with
the Fauth estate.
DIR. Parkill, Mrs. Ida Lyon and friend
from Ovid left for Long Lake, Wednesday,
to camp few days.
ID. Campbell, an employee of THE TIMES
for several months, has gone to Brooklyn,
jackson county. to work.
Mrs. George Howe, of Hurry, Wis, Miss
Cora Wallace, of St Charles, and Mrs. r.
r. Hickey, of East Saginaw, are visiting at
Mrs. Alvin Evans.
Mr.. Will Carr, of Chicago, is visiting the
family of c. c. Duff, this week. He accom-
panied the Misses Duff and Van Arsdalc to
Long Lake on Tuesday.
Walter III. MUMMY, short stop of the Cal
umet base ball club, has been elected mana
ger, and given unlimited power in regard to
signing and releasing players. His salary
to his position.
b. j. Reynolds, of this city, has purchas-
ed large tobacco store in Grand Rapids,
and will remove there with his family. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds have many friends
in OwossO, who will regret their departure
from our midst
Lansing Republicans: DIR. Erwin f. Smith
Of the department of Agriculture, Washing
ton, ID. c., Prof. A. l.. Cotton of the Ann
Arbor University, and Gilbert ii. Hicks of
Owosso, have been visiting friends at the
Agricultural college. They were much
pleased at the evidences Of progress observ-
ed OIL all sides.
Rev. f. l.. Little was voted q months
vacation by his church and was intending
to accept an invitation to spend most of the
time OH a large farm i'm Lapeer Co., but
Monday received q telegram calling him to
Alpena to attend the funeral of an intimate
friend. He will probably spend most of
his vacation there.