The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-14

Ira Curry passed Sunday in Fenton.

| evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Storrer visited last
week In Fenton.
E. o. Dewey and wife have been visiting
in Chicago this week.
Mayor s. f. Smith was ia Ithaca, Mon
day, on legal business.
Miss Aggie Carmody has returned from
months visit in Detroit
Miss Lena Keyte visited friends in Nor
rice during the past week
Miss Allie Homer, of Lansing, is visiting
Owosso friends this week.
9. Mahaney goes next week to New York
for the fall purchase OF goods.
| Principal Essery is in town preparatory to
taking up his school work next month.
Mrs. F. M. Marsh and daughter Vivian
have returned from visit in IOuia County.
e. M. Miller and wife are taking weeks
vacation enjoying the lake breezes at Frank
| fort.
Chas. Lawrence, Jay Terbush and Joe
Sharpstene left OwossO Thursday for lake
trip.
| Mrs. II. 7. IngersOll is enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs. X. Gould, of ROllO,
Mich.
Miss Dora Woodward went to Bay City
Wednesday to visit in the family of George
Lusk.
| Mrs. Marian Monroe, of Elsie, visited her
mother, Mrs. VanWagsner, of the West
| side, this week.
w. f. Waugh left Wednesday evening
| for trip to Southern Dakota to visit friends
for few weeks.
Mrs. George Stapleton returned from
Detroit Monday, accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. Mary, KelIner.
Miss Allie Lowell. probate register of
Genesee county, was in OwOssO, Saturday,
the guest of Miss Abbie Tillotson.
E.A. Fox of Elsie former well. known
| Shiawassee Co. teacher. expects to try the
next state pharmacy examination.
Arthur NJ. Armstrong, formerly of Owes
| so, and later OF Grand Rapids, is now with
| the Anglo American Provision Co., of
| Chicago.
Mr.. S. c. Sargent and wife and Mr.. John
Baird and wife, of South New Berlin, n.
Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sargent,
| Of this city.
r. o. Austin, of MOrrce. was a caller at
THE TINES Office Wednesday. Mr.. Austin
| takes charge of the schools at Hadley, La
peer county, Sept LIST.
l.. ID. Goss, one of MOrrice's leading mer-
chants and grain dealer, was in OwOssO
Wednesday. Mr. G. says that the prospects
for wheat advancing are excellent.
Miss Carrie Hicks, a former Laingsburg
| school teacher and also an elocutiOnist of
some note, was married at Lansing last
| week to Detroit gentleman named Lake.
The Detroit Tribune gave a very good
| picture of John NOrthwO0d, of New LOthrOp,
| in connection with the past department
| commanders of the G. A. X.
Leslie Wood, u. OF NJ, ''91, has been
elected principal of the Birmingham schools.
| There are two assistants under him in the
high school, and seven teachers in other
| grades.
+. l.. Griffith, of Saranac, spent some
time in Detroit during the encampment and
stopped over in Owosso where he has bust
| ness interests Psof. G. has been re-engaged
| at Saranac for two years
Jas. Bunker, of Owosso township, was in
Detroit last week and made arrangements
| for Scotch bag pipe music during the Fair
| at OwOsso A genuine highlander with bag
| pipe will be an attraction.
Prof. r. Gould. teacher in the state nor
NAL school, made us pleasant call on his
| return from jackson as delegate to the X.
o. L. Nj. jubilee, and says he has classes
engaged in this county for the coming winter.
John Moyses, of Venice, attended the
of Of bn Dotr nf I'M etru nj
so, Wednesday, and because of his recent
marriage. brought in brass kettle filled
| with candy to treat the assembled patrons.
Clayton Cook was one of the graduates of
Michigan Agricultural college, The annual
commencement being this week. M. e.
Greeson, who at one time taught school at
Judd's Corners in this county, graduated
also.
Supervisor Baldwin leaves Monday to at
tend the meeting of the State Board Of Au-
ditors at Lansing. The SESSION will prob
ably extend over one week. f. b. Wash
burn was the representative at the last state
meeting.
Erastus Barnes, principal of the Webster
school, Chicago, has been In OwOsso for the
past week. Mr.. Barnes is a graduate of
the Owosso High school and Michigan Uni
yersity, and is now one of the solid Chicago
educators.
II. B. Dewey will leave next week for
Tacoma, WASH, where he will be engaged
in school work for a portion of the year,
making the trip combination of business
and pleasure. He will be home in July and
possibly before.
/. l.. Decker of Rochester n. Y. has been
in Owosso for the past week in the interest |
of a New York Life Insurance Assassination.
Mr.. Decker owns job printing Office in
Rochester, but prefers to travel in the In !
surance business.
Miss Scott, of Flint, sister of Fred Scott,
former nj. c. ticket agent at this place, was
in OwOsso this week on her return home
from Elsie, where she has been engaged in
teaching elocution at the Summer Normal |
School in that place.
Quincy Mcbride returned home this week |
from three months trip through WiscOn- |
sin, Minnesota, Dakota and Iowa, selling |
salt for l.. j. Pettett & Co., Milwaukee. He |
comes home to exhibit his stock at the De-
troit Exposition and State Fair.