The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-08
Personal Mention.

frlnclpal IL. IL. FROST was In bay City,
Tuesday.
Geo. NJ. Dewey Jr. is visiting Chicago
relatives.
L. p. Byerly was in Detroit on business
yesterday.
M. b. Faughner, of Alma, was in the city
Wednesday.
c. b. Thorn, of Saginaw, passed Sunday
in Ow0ssO.
l.. p. Gould has been in the city during
the week.
Miss Ella Tubbs is book-keeper in Curry's
hardware.
Mrs. /. G. Curry returned from Fenton,
Wednesday.
ii. G. Olcott of Perry, was in Owosso,
Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. w. STARTS will make her home
with Il. ID. Dewey.
Mrs. Geo. Easement, of Vassar, is visiting
friends I'm the city.
Supt. Simmons is confined to his bed by
an attack of grippe.
L. o. Underwood, of New Haven, is soon
to remove to Owosso.
Thos. Mcclure will live at Cadillac when
he removes from Ow0sso.
G. G. Turner. of Muskegon. was in the
city the fore part of the week.
G. l.. Taylor left yesterday for a weeks
visit at Gaylord and Tawas City.
Herb. Deal has gone on the road as adj
vance agent for Chas. Locke's show.
Mrs. G. M. Dewey left Saturday for Chi
cagO to visit her brother and sister.
Jas. M. Tobin was called to Detroit this
week by the illness and death of his mother
Rev. j. r. Reitzel was at Lansing, Tues
day. attending meeting of Congregational
ministers.
DIR. j. Perkins has been confined to the
house with sickness for week, but is on
the mend.
James Lawrence has gone to Saginaw,
where he is employed as salesman i'm HOyt's
dry goods emporium.
Stanley E. Parkill was in Ann Arbor,
this week, attending meeting of the state
pharmaceutical board.
Howard Kinney is the latest addition to
The TINES office force, having commenced
learning the printers case.
Miss Nellie Brown, of THE TIMES, went
to Lyons, Friday, for short visit. Her
mother returned to OwOsso with her.
Frank Lawrence LETT Wednesday for
Atlanta, Ca, where he will have head
quarters and travel for Kinks Soap Co.,
Chicago.
Editor Vaughn, of the Clinton Republic
can, was welcome caller at our sanctum
Friday. He edits one of the neatest papers
in the state.
). j. North, a former clerk at Parkill q
Sons, is now in the employ of Jas. f.. Davis
q Co., Detroit having sole charge of their
laboratory.
Fred Nj. Wmple, well known in Perry
and Owosso, now employed in a real estate
office in Chicago, is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
John Carpenter and bride arrived i'm
Owosso, Wednesday, to spend their honey
moon and will then return to their home i'm
Northern Michigan.
j. A. Whelan, formerly of Shiawasseee
county but now of Cleveland, o., was in
Owosso. Tuesday. Mr.. w. says that OwossO
is one of the most lively towns in the U. S.
Fred Storrer for several years a clerk at
Murray % Terbush's, has purchased the
interest of Mr.. Webb in the firm of Webb &
Wicklng. The new firm name will be
Wicking & Storrer. Success.
Stanley f. Parkill was elected member
of the executive committee of the national
organization of state examining boards at
the national association of druggists held in
New Orleans last week.
N. A. Finch, Jessie Ball and Officer Cady
have been summoned to Detroit in the case
of Doyle, the mail rObber. "The evidence
is overwhelming" said the u. S, mail in
spector who was in Owosso, Wednesday.
T. ID. Dewey received a telegram We'd
nesday, announcing the death of his uncle,
JnO. Thomas, at Thomas, Oakland county,
The funeral is to be held today. Hon.
j. w. Dewey was present at the time of his
death.
Louis Allison, of st. Johns, has been
| notified by Congressman Stout, sixth dis
| trict, that he was the successful competitor
| in the recent examiDation for the Annapolis
cadetship. His friends i'm Owosso rejoice
| over his good fortune.
Editor Reyes, OF the Durand Express,
| passed an hour at THE TIMES Office Satur-
| day, much to our satisfaction. We found
| him to be gentleman well versed in the
| newspaper business. Under his manage
ment the Express is prospecting and i'm
proving.
+. A. Noddleson, of Scandinavia, Wan
paca county, Wisconsin, arrived i'm Owosso,
Tuesday, to visit friends named Schoch who
lived some fourteen miles from OwOsso and
who sent and received letters from this post
| office. Mr. NOddleson is shrewd Nor
wegan business man, yet at last accounts
he was unable to locate his friends.
Fred II. Hicks, formerly well known in
OwOsso and Corunna, has been elected as
Instructor in political science i'm the Univer-
| sity of Michigan at salary of 5000. Mr.
Hicks was employed last summer by the
census bureau in the collection of transpor-
| tati0n statistics and has been acting as in
structor in the University for some time.
&. III. Hicks, his brother, 1t will be remem-
bered, was elected instructor i'm botany i'm
the Agricultural College last year.
| Monday morning as Chas. f.. Rigley was
driving along Howard street near the Estey
| faotarv tho harnacc hroLa oor;,,, 1T. t.o.ax