The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-06-26

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X. G. Mahaney is In Fenton OH business.
Charlie Allen went to Toledo, Saturday.
Mrs. 5. Barclay left for her home in Den
yer, Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Goodwin is spending the week
at Ann Arb0r.
Supt. Simmons was in Lansing on bust
ness Tuesday.
e. Wykes passed Sunday with relatives in
Grand Rapids.
Geo. *. Hoyt, of Saginaw, was in this
city, Wednesday.
Fred 5. Retain returned to Owosso from
the east, Saturday.
Miss Eta Haviland was the guest of By
ron relatives, Sunday.
II. w. Holman and family will soon move
to Lima, D., to reside.
Geo. House. of Saginaw, paid Owosso
business visit. Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Evans is the guest of Ann
Arbor friends this week.
j. II. Laverock and wife reached home
from California, yesterday.
Mrs. l.. E. Gould left for Adrian this
morning to be gone a week.
N. A. Finch left yesterday for visit to
his former home, Clyde, N. Y.
Mrs. Stevens, of Stockbridge, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. l., A. Manning.
Mrs. K. E. Lohnes goes to Saginaw to-day
for two weeks visit with friends.
E. K. White left Monday night for visit
at his old home in Massachusetts,.
DIR. Austin and wife left last evening for
New York, to be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Hugo Wesener Jr., of Saginaw,
passed the Sabbath at II. Wesener's.
Mrs. c. F. Brockway fell, Saturday,
breaking the bones in her right wrist.
Editor Cross. of the Lyons Herald, was a
caller at THE TINES office Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Russell returned Wednesday, from
an extended visit with Lansing friends.
o. Sharpstene has acted as one of the
judges at the Lansing races this week.
James Baxter and family, of Dawson,
spent Sunday with relatives in Owosso.
Miss Ida Durkee, of Orchard Lake, was
the guest of Mrs w. Ii. Lewis, Sunday.
INlCuuIuSOIl anu ldIllly SpeUU sun
day at Maple Rapids, their former home.
Fred II. Gould attended the commence
ment exercises at the University yesterday.
Geo. McClintock returned Tuesday from
a weeks visit with his daughter at Petoskey:
f. A. Todd, jr., and family, of Toledo,
were guests at Z. A. Todd's the first of the
week.
II. B. Dewey attended commencement
exercises at Ann Arbor, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Prof. Freeman, formerly of the OwossO
Business University, was in the city, yes
terday.
K. A. Todd left on business trip to Ok
lahoma and points i'm Arizona, Wednesday
| morning.
Will Gould and family. of Chicago, are
at the home of Mrs. N. Gould for a stay of
some time.
DIR. ii. b. Peterson left yesterday for
Crystal Springs, N. Y, to see his brother,
f. III. Peterson.
John CaddOck is visiting at DIR. II. B.
PetersOns. He graduated from Olivet col
lege last week.
ID. +. Blair has sold out his business here
and gone to Marquette, where he will open
a gunsmith shop.
b. q. Evans, of this city, has been ap-
pointed Q. M. Sergeant of the 4th Mich.
Reg. u. X. X. p.
ID. M. Estey is entertaining his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Estey, and brother, w. s.
Estey, of Vermont.
Rev. Fred s. Retain will occupy the pull
| pit OF the Baptist church at Niles, during the
| summer vacation.
Mrs. V. Grahame returned Tuesday from
| st. Johns, where she has been visiting her
son, Geo. III. Grahame.
Mrs. g. j. Towne and daughter, Miss
| Nora, of Lansing, were guests of OwossO
friends the first of the week.
| Among the graduates from the law de-
partment of the University on Tuesday was
Lawrence p. Gould, of this city.
Howard Kinney, an employee of THE
| TIMES, had three fingers on his right hand
badly crushed in one of the presses We'd
nesday.
| Miss Anna WillOughby has completed
her school work and is spending the vaca-
ton with her mother at the "Athens of
| America"
Louis Burhans and Charles Salisbury rode
their bicycles from Owosso to Detroit, Mon
day, a distance of over one hundred miles
by the route they took.
| Cadet Dewey writes home from West
Point that he is again nicely settled and is
standing the ordeal of drills, guard duty,
etc., better than he expected to.
o. c. GOOdale and family have removed
from Saginaw to OwossO. Mr.. G.. is a
practical surveyor and has been appointed
deputy by County Surveyor Main.
J. A. Thompson, of Caledonia, who has
had charge of the schools at Clifford, de-
clines reelection and goes to Luther next
year with large increase i'm salary.
| The Superintendent of Public Instruction
has invited Supt Simmons to assist i'm con-
Quoting teachers institute of one week, at
Grand Rapids, some time i'm August.
| S. r. Dickey, a carpenter employed on
the new mattress factory building, fell from
the scaffolding Monday, breaking his right
shoulder blade and spraining one ankle
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