The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-15
Personal Mention.
ank Rowell is improving slowly.


Frank Rowell is improving slowly.
Harry Gorhd will return to Chicago soon.
Mrs. Ida Lyon is home from her western
trip.
Chas. Goodale spent Sunday at Chesa-
ming.
Perry Hadseli, of Byron, was in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Storrer is visiting her parents
i'm Fenton.
Geo. Fauth, of Detroit, has been in the
city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osburn returned to
Chicago, Tuesday.
Hon. G. Y. Osburn returned to Marquette
Saturday evening.
j. M. Henderson went to Detroit, Tues
day, to hear Gilmore's band.
DIR. j. A. wessinger, of Howell, passed
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs. j. Darling, east Main street, is very
low with relapse from the grippe.
e. Burk, of Detroit, has been in the city
this week on business for the Fauth estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Deveraux, of Ban
croft spent last Friday with friends in
Owosso.
Misses Finch and Patterson, G. G. Duff
and wife, were at Detroit, Tuesday, to hear
Gilmore.
G. Fl. Wykes, of Ramsey. Huntingdon
shire, England, is guest of E. Wykes, of
this city.
Mrs. VIM. Ray, daughter Flora and Miss
Mabel Corrigan. of Fenton, are visiting
Mrs. Fred Storrer.
Mrs. T. A. Pond and Misses Myrtle Beck
with and Stella Jones, of Durand, spent
Sunday in the city.
Phil FOess moved this week to the farm
recently traded for with K. o. Place i'm
Shiawassee township.
Chas. f. Rigley was able to get out yes
terday afternoon. Too much business to
keep c. E. in the house long at time.
N. C. Payne, of Owosso, addressed an
open meeting under the auspices of the
Patrons of Industry at Shiawassee town,
Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gould left Chicago,
Tuesday, for Chattanooga, Tenn, to re-
main some time in hope of benefitting the
latters health.
Paul M. Roth went to Detroit Thursday
night in the interest of the military COM
pany. He will pay visit to Inspector
General Lothrup.
l.. j. Kenney, of Corunna, who kept neat
set of books and made one of the best county
clerks while i'm that position, was a caller at
The TIMES Office, Wednesday.
Miss Rachel K. Dawson, for the past three
years, teacher of German and Latin i'm the
High school, has declined a reelection and
will teach next year in Marquette.
Mrs. David Gould and daughter, Miss
Anna, of Saginaw, will soon return to
OwossO, the latter having purchased an in
terest in the coal and wood business of AL
bert Todd.
VIM. +. Watson, U. S. deputy collector
OF Internal revenue, was in OwOsso, We'd
nesday. Mr.. Watson's district extends over
Shiawassee, Genesee, Livingston, Oakland
and Washtenaw counties and he is one of the
most popular and efficient officers in the
service.
Hudson Sheldon, lately telegraph editor
on the Detroit Tribune, was i'm 0wossO
Monday and will spend some time in recre-
alton. Mr.. Sheldon completed his course
at the University of Michigan last February
and receives his diploma in June at Com
mencement time.
DIR. Ward, the well known physician and
litterateur, of Laingsburg, will soon go to
the Battle Creek sanitarium to spend few
weeks as the guest of DR.. j. A. Kellogg.
From there he will visit different parts of
the states taking long needed vacation of
several months. In the meantime the YER
satile pen of DIR, Ward will inform THE
TIMES readers Of his observations of human
nature.