The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-02
Personal Mention.


Rev. JOS. Schuknecht is i'm Owosso.
S. Lamfrom is home from his eastern trip
Miss Vira johnson is visiting friends in
Caro-.
Miss Efferts, of Pontiac, is visiting Miss
Brewer.
Jas. Connolly was home from Detroit,
Christmas.
Dudley Taylor, of Ann Arbor, Sundayed
In Owosso.
Miss Abbie Tillotson visited in Flint New
Years day.
&. r. Hutchins, of Chicago, was in Owos-
So Saturday.
j. f.. Knight visited in Ionia and Grand
Rapids last week.
l.. X. Merell and wife, of Ionia, were in
| Owosso, Christmas.
| II. S. Isle and family spent the holiday
| vacation in Saginaw.
Mrs. c. S. Williams visited friends in
Mason, Wednesday.
S. l.. Dolan passed Christmas with his
parents at st. Charles.
Miss Myrtle Corey, of Muir, is visiting her
brother, M. d. Corey.
j. C. Parmalee, of West Bay City, has
been in OwOsso this week.
Miss Winona Brooks, of Bay City is a
guest of Miss Allie Brooks.
Miss Weight, of Bay City is visiting at l..
+. Steadmans, West OwossO.
Me, A l,I,;o rr;IIo4oo.~ q, - osa;ot NJ.a
E. Gould at the Oakside school.
Richard Phillips was in Detroit, Thurs
day, attending family reunion.
A. M. Armstrong, of Grand Rapids,
spent New Years day in OwOssO.
A. w. Hurst, of the Shepard News, made
THE TINES a pleasant call Friday.
Miss Wheelock, of st. Johns, visited
OwOsso friends the first of the week.
Miss Tillotson's gymnasium class will
meet Saturday morning at o'clock.
Will Eggleston has been appointed mail
carrier No. and began work yesterday.
Messrs. Jeffrey and Hall, of Ypsilant,
were visitors at the high school Monday.
L. E. Tucker, of Jackson, was a guest of
his brother, w. E. Tucker, Wednesday.
Miss Maud Gates, who has been visiting
friends in st. Johns, returned home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Kohler spent Christ
mas at the residence of Neil Macarthur, of
Ovid.
Mrs. Ida Lyon returned Monday from an
extended visit in the Southern part of the
State.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Sutton, of Saginaw,
attended the New Years reception at N. A.
Finch's.
j. ii. Calkins spends most of his time at
the saw mill of Estey q Calxins i'm Gladwin
county.
The State teachers association honored
Supt. j. w. Simmons by electing him vice
president.
Mrs. G. w. Gillian, of st. Johns, is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. DOOlittle, of the
West side.
Lee Retain, who has been with his brother
Fred at Hamilton, New York, attending
school, has returned to OwOsso.
Mrs. Geo. +. Robinson. who has been
sick for the past four weeks with facial
erysipelas, is now convalescent.
Claude Greenman, for year an employee
OF The TINES, has gone to Detroit, where
he expects to get good position.
Miss Bancroft, instructor i'm Greek and
Latin in the Flint school was visitor at
the Central school building Monday.
Prof. q. II. Hicks, of the Agricultural
College, was in OwOsso, Friday. Bert's
friends are always pleased to see him.
Clyde Bugbee, of Morrice, now student
in the Pharmaceutical department of the
University, was in OwossO, Tuesday.
Sidney M. Colby, of Shaftsburg, who as
sisted Robt. L. Porter in counting the people
of the U. S., was i'm. OwOsso, Tuesday.
w. j. McKone, principal of the Almont
schools and one of the best teachers in the
State, has been renewing Shiawassee county
acquaintance this week.
Miss Franc Evans, of Morrice. has been
visiting In OwOsso during the holiday vaca-
ton. Miss Evans teaches the intermediate
department in the Morrice schools.
DR.. Il. j. Walton, wife and daughter of
Richmond, MacOmb county, and Mrs. j. S.
Malcomson and Miss Marian Fuller, of
Elsie, were the guests of +. Walton New
Years day.
Miss Ora Shanafelt one of the teachers i'm
the central building has been obliged to give
up her school for an indefinite period on ac-
count of sickness. Miss Anna Mccall will
supply the vacancy until Miss Shanafelt re-
covers.
l.. Brustmaker has again entered the en-
ploy of l.. +. Steadman, the enterprising
West Side cigar manufacturer. Mr.. b. is
very popular with the dealers on the load
and is very successful salesman. He will
have an excellent line of cigars for the trade.
Miss Gertrude White entertained the resi-
dent alumni of the OwossO High School of
the classes OF 'S4 and 'S5 at her home Tues
day evening, one of the novel entertain
ments being the naming of authors from
quotations written upon cards, which were
passed around among the guests.
West Side Personals.