The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-11-28

ii. II. Tooley started for Florida, Satur-
day.
Miss Gertie Smith is sick with typhoid
fever.
Miss lvah Black has returned from
Peoria.
Frank Pollard and family have removed
to Colorado.
Representative Botsford was in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Furgeson is now clerking at
j. j. Davis store.
Miss Rachael Dawson was at her home in
Pontiac yesterday.
Miss Maud jackson returned from visit
at Holly, Saturday.
Miss Nellie Goss spent Thanksgiving at
her home i'm MOrrice.
Claude Greenman, of TnE TINES force,
is visiting in Detroit.
Miss Phoebe Fairchild, of Saginaw, is a
guest at VIM. Breads.
ID. M Estey left for New York, wednes-
day, on business trip.
Jas. Purves, of Toronto, is guest of his
sons the Messrs. Purves.
Prof. r. Z. Converse was home from
Pontiac for Thanksgiving.
Miss Allie Hubbard. telephone operator,
is visiting friends in Holly.
ii. w. Parker is treasurer of the State
business mems association.
Miss Cora Dowing has taken Miss Furge-
sons place at Black d Sons.
w. j. Turner and wife, of Muskegon, are
visiting i'm Owosso this week.
Prof. II. ii. Frost ate Thanksgiving din
ner with his parents in FentOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Keller, of Grand
Rapids, are guests of l. N. Keller
w. L. Clarke spends the Thanksgiving
vacation at Mayville, Tuscola county.
c. S. Ensmlnger spent Thanksgiving at
Belding, the guest of Joseph Crosby.
Miss Ellie Manning and Miss Morrice, of
Chesaning, We're i'm Owosso, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kerwin are visiting
relatives in the northern part of the state.
c. w. Fish, of Indiana, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. +. SOuthworth, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Galloway will go to
Toledo, Saturday, to hear Stanley's lecture.
Ed. Carpenter and wife, of Saginaw, have
been visitors at Geo. Carpenters this week.
l.. e. Knappen, prominent Grand
Rapids attorney, was in the city Wednes-
day.
Mrs. r. II. Davies was called to Wauseon.
Ohio, last week by the sickness of her
mother.
j. l.. Wright and Jas. Lawrence have
gone on the r0ad as statesmen for the Eureka
Cement Co.
ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Woodland.
+. o. Wickerson. of st. Johns. formerly
manager for the Steeles in their Oregon
trade has removed to Owosso.
Mrs. Manning and Miss Cora Manning
were guests of Miss Helen Manning at the
Battle Creek Sanitarium from Thursday to
Monday.
Miss Lou Satterlee, of Vernon, one of the
most accomplished writers, commenced in
struction this week in the commercial de-
partment of Oakside school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Chapman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Comstock, Mrs. A. Chapman
and Miss Mile COmstOck were at st. Johns,
Tuesday, attending the 45th anniversary of
the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Whitlock.
Quincy Mcbride was the Michigan dele
gate representing the various National live
stock associations appearing before the
Worlds Fair commission at Chicago last
week, concerning the live stock exhibits at
the Columbian exposition.
Miss Gertrude White one of the st. Clair
high school teachers, was sent by the st.
Clair school board to visit the Owosso
schools this week i'm order to arrange the
commercial course similar to the Owosso
school course. Miss White is a graduate of
the OwOssO high school class of 'S5 and later
finished her education at WELLESLEY College
and is a most accomplished teacher.
Roy Osbun has been nominated to
cadetship in the u. S. naval academy at
Annapolis, with orders to report the
academy in March. Roy is graduate of
the Michigan Military Academy and COM
pleted the freshman year in the University.
Geo. Owen has been designated as alternate.
These OwossO boys are to be congratulated
on the compliment so worthily bestowed.
Nat Finch, of Owosso, cashier in Stew
arts bank has a heart as big as bushcl
basket. Last Friday, Col. j. Ii. Cummins,
9. +. Collier, G. A. Wilson and James Slo-
cum went to OwOsso to look over the city
and learn what course they pursued to
increase their population from $500 in 1880
to 1000 i'm 1890. Mr.. Finch took the party
in tow and showed the boys the city and its
working in grand style. He also ushered
them into the dining room of the best hotel
and paid the bill despite the protests of the
committee. Mr.. Finch is everybOdy's friend
and enjoys doing good for them.--IIolly
Advertiser.
Appleton q Gray is to he the new hard
ware firm on Main street.