The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-28
Personal Mention.

j. j. Stever was in Detroit Wednesday
+. M. Wheeler left Saturday for trip to
Florida.
Herman Cute has a situation in the Il. q
A. A. Office.
Il. II. Watson was in st. Johns on bust
ness Monday.
Herbert Lyon, was home from Detroit
over Sunday.
ii. w. Parker attended the grand council
II. L. of Il. at Lansing.
Miss Georgian Colt is in Detroit, the guest
of Mrs. Abbe Campbell.
j. A. Swayze and wife were guests Of O..
). Williams over Sunday.
Jas. Wheeler, Jr., of Oklahoma, is visit
ing Owosso and COrunna friends.
Hon. c. ii. Morse, of GratiOt county,
made us pleasant call Tuesday.
Editor Sleeth, of the Byron Herald, was
caller at THE TINES Office, Monday.
Miss Nellie Turner was the guest of Mrs.
Alex Mcpherson, of Howell, Sunday.
John VanCamp passed Saturday and
Sunday with his parents near Fenton.
S. l.. Mead, of Detroit, spent Sunday in
the city with his mother. Mrs. L. G. Mead.
A. Galloway was called to Howell. We'd
nesday, by the wreck ON the L. Il A. A.
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Finch returned Tues
day evening from visit with friends in
Chicago
Mrs. Dora MunsOn returned Thursday
from q three weeks visit with friends at
BrattlebOrO VT.
Mrs. w. X. TillotsOn will go to Detroit
to-day to attend the entertainment given
by her daughter.
Rev. r. II. Davies was at Grand Rapids,
Tuesday TO attend a meeting of the Western
Michigan Congregational club.
Rev. ii. w. Hicks will leave for Portland.
Oregon, next week. His family will re-
main in Corunna for the present.
Probate Judge, G. w. Love, of Graylng,
is handshaking in the city with old friends.
Miss Anna Hurell spent the fore part of
the week with her parents. She is IN De-
troit studying shorthand.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Brewer aud Geo. M.
Dewey attended the grand council X. Il. of
II. held at lansing tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Supervisor Hiram Johnson, of Venice.
was In the CITY Tuesday. He reports nu-
merOus calls for aid from the soldiers re-
lief commission.
c. Ii. Kelsey has sold out his steam laun-
dry business i'm MenOminee on account of
Mrs. Kelsey's poor health. and will proba-
bly, locate in the west.
Miss Matte Swain is in Sand Beach,
called there by the sickness Of her parents.
Arthur Swain has charge of her room in
school during her absence.
S. f. Parlill, of this city. was chosen as
one of the delegates from the eighth con-
gressional district TO the meeting of the
Republican national league to he held at
Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Towne, of Lansing,
were guests of p. M. Rowell and wife,
Tuesday and Wednesday. This is the first
time Mrs. Il. has been away from home
since her injury last fall.
Rev. G. b. Spencer attended the funeral
of Miss Kate Fitzpatrick, at Howell, on
Tuesday. Miss fitzpatrick was the only
child of Rev. James Fitzpatrick, the able
and efficient pastor of the Methodist church
at Howell.
Miss Abby X. Tillotson, of this city, who
has been attending the Detroit Training
School of Eocution and English Literature,
gives graduates recital in that city this
evening at Abstract Hall. Judging from
the program the entertainment will be very
fine.
VIM. McKeand and family left Tuesday
for Alpena, where he will go into business.
The citizens of Alpena will find Mr.. Nc
Keand pleasant gentleman with whom to
do business, lie is, also, a first-class tailor
and while here carried line of the best of
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