The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-09-25
Personal Mention.
Chas. Wimple is in the city.

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Chas. Wimple is in the city.
Mrs. G. J. Andrus left for Denver, We'd
nesday.
J., o. Chase, of Lowell, is in the city this
week.
Miss Helen Duff returned home yesterday
afternoon.
Alfred Laubengayer is home fiom Chicago
for visit.
Tod Kincad was in Ionla on business,
wednesday.
w. X. Brewster attended the Ithaca fair,
Wednesday.
Geo. ii. Graham, of st. Johns, was in the
city Tuesday.
John Chase left Monday for trip in the
eastern states.
Rev f. b. Bancroft returned from con-
ference, Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Carmody is clerlSing in the
store or Osburn IL Son.
Mrs. Jas. Osburn and son have returned
from their eastern visit.
Mrs. Frank Perkins and Mrs. j. B. Van
Doren are the guests of Toledo relatives.
Miss Nina Hopkins left for Albion, Mon
day, to complete her course in the College.
Mrs. p. G. Hadsal was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. b. S. Knapp, the first of
the week.
Miss Edith Hartshom and Ray Mahaney,
enter the freshman class of the University
of Michigan this year.
| l.. +. Flicknger represented the First M.
K. church and j. G.. Walton Asbury church
at the Detroit conference.
| Rev. II. Heddle was not given an an
polntment this year by the M. f. confer
ence. He will remain here for the present.
| Rev. G. b. Spencer was returned by
| Bishop Newman to the Preston M. E.
| church. His years work has been very
| successful.
John VanCamp has been promoted to
the position Of assistant cashier in the Saw
ings Bank and Fred Lawrence becomes
book keeper.
Miss Helen Manning has accepted the
| position of editor of the "Diet Kitchen" de-
partment of the Trained Nurse, New York
City publication.
| Mrs. Marden returned Thursday from the
east, She goes to Chicago Monday and will
shortly begin work under the direction of
the Board of the Interior.
Ed l.. Mason, of OwossO township, left
this week for Ann Arbor to begin his junior
years work in the University. Mr.. Mason
is in the front ranks as student and writer.
S. G. Houghton, one of Shiawassee
countys ablest young men and most sue
cessful teachers, Is studying law in the
office of the prosecuting attorney of Bay
county in Bay City.
Miss Gertrude White, now teacher in
the st. Clair high school. was present at the
formal opening of the st. Clair river tunnel
at Port Huron, last week, and was one of a
party that walked through the tunnel.
III. Ii. Frost who did such efficient work
in OwossO last year as principal of the
| OwOssO schools, is now principal at West
Bay City and writes that he has 1874 pupils
in the high school and the enrolment not
yet complete.
w. ID. MorehOuse, of Saratoga Springs,
| New York, was caller at The TIMES office.
Mr.. Morehouse says that Hillism and Tam
manyism will lose its hold in New York this
fall, and the brilliant young Fassett will be
the next governor of the Empire state.
| w. S. Launsten, former Shiawassee Co
boy, is now visiting his relatives after an
absence of several years in New Orleans.
Mr.. Launstein has the management of a
large machinery house in New Orleans,
handling saw mill, planning mill and all
kinds of heavy machinery. NOtwithstand-
ing the pleasures ascribed to residence in
| the sunny SOUTH Mr. Launstein thinks there
are few better places than Michigan.