The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-03-27


Rev. Joel Lyon was in the city Thursday.
J. ii. Calkins was in the city over Sun
day.
Major Bennett and wife spent Sunday in
| Ovid.
Chas. Lawrence is able to get around
again.
T.. w. Woodward spent Sunday in Ann
| ArbOr.
Jas. Osburn has gone east to buy new
| goods.
Prof. Balch visited the Lansing schools
this week.
Isaac Crawford has been in the city dur
ing the week.
Miss Grace Dewey is visiting in Ann Ar
Dor this week.
Dr. Parkill is still confined to the house
by sickness.
Don Robinson is visiting relatives in Sag
| inaw this week,
Jas. III. Clark, of New Lothrop, was in
OwossO, Saturday.
l.. w. and Frank Barnes, of Byron, were
in the city, yesterday.
j. G. Kohler and family left for Lexing-
ton, Mich, on Monday.
e. v. Smith resumed his position as
agent of the M. G. Ry. Wednesday.
Mrs. j. S. MalcomlsOn and daughter, of
Elsie, visited in OwOsso, Tuesday.
Miss Abby Tillotson left Monday for
two weeks visit in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Tillotson returned
home Friday from their eastern trip.
Rev. j. Schucknecht and wife, of Ionia,
have been i'm the city during the week.
John Knight, of Grand Rapids, was a
guest at E. Wykes the first of the week.
Mrs. Theodore Laubengayer has been
seriously i'll, but is said to be recovering.
Miss Dawson is spending the vacation at
home, in Pontiac. Prof. Frost is in Detroit.
Miss Allie Pitts returned from Alma
Wednesday, where she is attending college.
Mayor Todd returned from his western
trip through Oklahoma and Arizona, Tues
day.
Nj. w. Southland will continue as book
keeper for c. Reimer, successor to g. j..
| Stuart.
Mrs. +. Boomer left Thursday for Aurora,
ILL.,, where she will spend few weeks with
her parents.
Mrs. VIM. Fletcher was called to Detroit
this morning by the sickness of her sister,
Mrs. Whitney.
| o. ID. Barnes. p. Hadsel, and j. ID.
Royce, three of Burns solid citizens were in
OwossO, Monday.
w. II. Lewis is again with G. G. Duff as a
clerk. Walter has lots of friends who like
to trade with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schucknecht, F. Struber
and Mrs. Storrer and family attended the
Storrer-Ray wedding Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Fisher, one of BancrOfts
best teachers, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Carpenter.
Walter Amos returned home from the
University hospital at Ann Arbor OH Satur-
day. He is considerably improved.
Miss Gertrude White and Miss Nina
Broad, teachers in the st. Clair schools,
spend the vacation at their homes in OwOsso
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Williams, Miss Will
liams, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Kelsey.
trip through California and New Mexico.
Mrs. A. Todd, Mrs. Marden, Miss Marie
Brewer and Miss Rena Smith attended the
annual meeting of the Michigan branch OF
the w. Il. M. 1. at Grand Rapids, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
! Rev. DIR. COnOver has resigned as rector
of Christ church to take effect May 10th.
The DR.. will remove to Detroit and will
probably assume charge of st. Barnabas
chapel. The report that he had accepted a
call to st. Andrews church is without
foundation.
Fred +. Janette, sophomore in the Uni
versity, is fast attaining reputation as q
writer. In the Golden Days of next week
will begin his serial story, ''Kitchl-Gami OF
the Mystery of a Nine" The scene of the
story is laid i'm the Superior mine region.
The announcement of the Golden Days
speaks very highly of the story for which
they paid S175 to the author.
Fred Storrer, one of Murray & Terbush's
popular clerks, was married at FentOn,
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, to Miss
Jennie Ray. After the wedding supper the
bride and groom went to Detroit on the eve
ming train. Mr.. and Mrs. Storrer will take
up their residence in Owosso, upon theil
return from Detroit, Saturday.
Supt. j. W. Simmons received Telegram
Saturday announcing the death of Supt
RUSSELL Of the Battle Creek schools. Mr.
Simmons attended the funeral services at
Battle Greek, Monday. Mr.. Russell, was ar
ardent student of electrical experiments an6
an original investigator i'm that line. Last
summer he impaired information to Supt
Simmons concerning the induction of cleo.
tricity by means of coal combustion without
the intervention of an engine motor. Upon
the death of Mr.. Russell, Mr.. Simmons was
made the legatee of instruments and tho
books recording these investigations. Mr.
Simmons will undoubtedly pursue the sub
! ject further.
Col. Stewart Fuller, of Wallace, Idaho
has been in Owosso this week, the guest o.
his niece, Mrs. Il. Z. Walton, The Colone
came east to purchase furniture and outfit
ting complete for his new three story brici
hotel in that town. Grand Rapids was Wis
tied with that intention and then tour o.
inspection was made in Owosso and the Or
ders given here because prices were lower
The Estey Manufacturing Co. make 80 suit;
of oak and other furniture. Woodland 4
| North also sold him n hill of poods I'm fha