The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-07

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friends.
Il. +. White returned from Massachusetts
Saturday.
Mrs. N. McBain is visiting her mother
at Wayne.
T. J. Horsman was in. lonia, Monday,
| on business.
M. G. Andrews and wife spent Sunday in
Parshalville.
oliver Williams and daughter left for the
east Saturday.
N. A. Finch passed Sunday with his
family in Detroit.
Miss Dickinson, of Alpena, is the guest of
Mrs. Geo. Dibble.
Mrs. John Wiley, of Maryland, is visiting
Mrs. j. ID. Evens.
Fred Edwards went to st. Johns Tuesday
on business trip.
A. M. Bentley goes east next week to re-
main until Sept. LIST.
Mr.. Beers, of Kansas. is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Henry Robbins.
Mrs. JAS. Osborn left for the east We'd
nesday, to visit friends.
Will Brown is spending his vacation this
week in Detroit and Pontiac.
John Decker and family, of Rochester
are visiting OwossO relatives.
Miss Emma Earle, of Flint, has been the
guest of Mrs. McBain this week.
d. Dwight and family go to Pennsylvania
next week for visit of two weeks.
Warren Woodward and wife spent Sunday
with the camping party ut Linden.
A. W. Hurst. editor of the Shepard News,
called at THE TIMES Office Monday.
Chas. Stevens, of Perry, was caller at
The TIMES Office, Tuesday.
Miss Florence Buckingham, of Flint, is
the guest of Miss Gertrude White.
Wellington Robertson and family, of
Grand Rapids, are visiting OwOsso relatives.
Mrs. w. ii. Lewis is visiting her father,
at Birmingham. Walter will spend Sunday
there.
Mrs. Chas. Andrus, of Denver, Col, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Wells.
G. b. Robertson, of st. Louis, Mo-, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Rob-
ertsOn.
c. S. Williams and wife passed Sunday
and the first of the week with friends at
Detroit.
Miss MOllie Carruthers, of North New
burg, was the guest of Mrs. Jas. Wheeler,
Monday.
w. NJ. Fitzpatrick and daughter Florence.
60 to Grass Lake tomorrow to visit his
parents.
The Misses Bertha Belden and Mabel
Kinney returned from their visit at FentOn,
Wednesday.
Miss Annie Williams and Miss Mary Kill
patrick are visiting Mrs. l.. e. Phelps, of
Grand Rapids.
Joseph A. Thompson. who is to be prin-
cipal of the school at Luther next year was
in Owosso Tuesday.
j. j. Puryes, foreman of THE TIMES Job
department, has been confined to the house
by sickness this week.
Misses Gertrude White, Grace Dewey
and Florence Buckingham left Thursday
for brief visit in st. Johns.
w. j. McKone says the announcement
that he is about to enter the University of
Michigan is one year too soon.
Miss Allie Brooks will enter the first-year
class at LaSale Seminary near Boston,
Mass, the beginning of the fall term.
Mrs. M. w. Barringer, of Saginaw, is
visiting her brother, DR.. c. j. b. Stephens.
Mr.. Barringer was here over Sunday.
The Rev. r. Covert, of Byron, closes his
passionate at that place this fall. and will
then locate at Ovid as headquarters for
Evangelstic work.
Chas. Filllins, OF Burton, has been elected
principal of the Ouray, Colorado, schools, at
q salary of one thousand per year. Mr. f.
has cOnditionally accepted.
Maccrc upharf ond OI;yor \ ohoJ;o o,,J
Mr.. John Dwyer, of the Labadie- Loranger
Co., arrived in Owosso Wednesday prepar-
atory to their starting out for this season.
Mrs. S. L. Bassett. who has been visiting
her brother. w. NJ. Fitzpatrick, and Mrs. NJ.
A. Fitzpatrick, left for Grass Lake yester-
day, and 20 from there to their homes in
New York.
Z. M. Hopkins will instruct the youths of
Oakley, beginning Sept. 1st. The Oakley
school board have habit of knowing good
thing when they see it, and twice have
asked Shiawassee teachers to their schools.
Secretary Myron Z. Dodge, of Saginaw
county, who looks after the schools of that
county with an eagle eye, was i'm Owosso
Tuesday, accompanied by his bride. Mr..
Dodge looked i'm upon the Teachers Insti-
tute, then in session.
G. II. Tuttle, of Hutchinson, Kansas, a
veteran who wears the button arrived in
OwOssO Monday ell route for Detroit and
stopped over to see his brother, Spencer
Tutte, who resides in HazletOn township,
whom he had not seen for sixteen years.
A. r. Mcbride. of Corunpa, and John
Mcbride, of Detroit, were callers last Friday
at THE TIMES Office. Republicanism is a
ruling feature that goes with the name
The latter is one of those gentlemen that
time deals most gently with.
Ex-Judge Josiah Turner, of Owosso, has
been succeeded as u. s. consul at Amherst
burg, Ontario by Jas. w. Hine, of Detroit
Judge Turner was appointed to this consul
ate by President Arthur and held over
Cleveland's administration and thus far into
Harrison's.
Fred s. Retain, who is graduate of Ham,
ilton University, will enter Morgan Park
Theological Seminary in Chicago, this fall.
In addition to his theological studies Mr..
Retain will teach English and elOcution in
one of the Chicago Military academies, hay
ing been appointed to that chair of instruc-
ton.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Il. Reitzel left for
Chicago Thursday morning. Mrs. Reitzel
goes from there to Iowa to visit relatives,
and Mr.. Reitzel goes to Louisville, Ky"