The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-09

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B. Hopkins is sick with typhoid fever.
Jas. n. Mcbride was in Detroit, Tuesday.
S. Williams was in Muskegon, We'd
nesday.
Art Nichols Is recreating at lonla ana
Bedding.
Mayor Smith was in Detroit yesterday ON
business.
Miss Rena Davis, of Howell, is visiting al
J. J. Davis.
Miss Alta Hicks was in Detroit. the inst
of the week.
Miss Edna Converse was home from ron-
tiac last week.
Postmaster Royce, of Byron, called at our
Office "Wednesday.
e. e. Walton and wife are visiting friends
at Ionia this. week.
s.A. Munger of Detroit, visited at Fred
Osburn's yesterday.
| ]. U. Miller and family are visiting
friends at Stockbridge.
Miss Myrtle Perkins, of Toledo, Is the
guest of Owosso relatives.
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house on Oliver street west.
, Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Dewey and Mrs. Geo.
M. Dewey were in Ann Arbor MONDAY.
---s. p. M. Roth went to Grand Rapids,
Cor short visit with friends.
M. 'st for Chicago, We'd
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Mrs. " Gfah&ne let.
| nesday, to visit her daugsNe..
Carr.
Rev. and Mrs. r. 3. Bancroft attehdeG go
the Bard-Foote wedding at FeDoh' i"''
week.
Miss Ltey Gleason left "Wednesday morn
ing to spesia the winter with friends is we
braska.
Mrs. J. IL. Matterson and little daughter,
OF Buffalo, NJ ", visited at John Hicks,
Saturday.
Mrs. I. y. Hual, of Humboldt. Nebraska,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. H. Kane, OF
West OwOssO.
Alvin Evans left Wednesday fcr Savan-
nah, Georgia. to be gone about twcInonths,
locating timber.
Mrs. Whipple, of Shiawassee street,. left
Wednesday for New York, where she will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Geo. Needham was called to Char
lotte, Wednesday, by the sickness OF her
mother, Mrs. Stocking.
Mrs. j. B. ymDoren has returned from a
two weeks visit with her grand daughter,
Mrs. G. E. WyaDt, of Toledo 4
r. f. Wslten, formerly of THE TIMES |
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week as city editor of that paper.
Rev. II. E. Heddse has declined to accept |
the work assigned him at Milwaukee, and
will take up the work at Union chapel.
Mrs C. e. Whee1ock and Sons left for
Peoria, H., Tuesday. Mrs. G. II. Black I
returned with them foreman for some time.
Hon. j. w. Turner goes to Ohio on the
18th to begin campaigs work. The demo
cratic committee will have him follow Hon. /
r. G. HogT.
Lucius Gould visited the Bancroft fair
and renewed his acquaiKtance with people
whom he knew when Bancroft was lis ed
itOrial field.
DIR. Mccormick and Mrs. c. II. Baker
went to Detroit, "Wednesday evening, the
former to assist DR.. McGEaw in surgical
operation on Mr.. Baker.
Chas. Baker, clerk at Parkill & Sons,
has left the sanitarium at Mt. Clemens,
where he had been for treatment, andt il
now in Harper hospital, Detroit.
Elmer Crawford, former resident of this
city and a graduate Of the OwOssO high
school and latera Detroit newspaper man,
has established a law Office in Lansing.
III. b. Dewey writes home that he is we'll
pleased so far with Tacoma. He has conn
menced his school work. We shall expect /
some newsy letters from him for our readers. /
Mr.. Malcomson, one OF the architects Of |
the new Congregational church, came out |
from Detroit, Monday, to- inspect the work. I
He returned decidedly pleased and says lit !
will be the NEST unique church in Michi- !
gam"
Invitations are out for the wedding OF I
Gilbert l.. Taylor, bOokkeeper at M. l.,
Stewart " Co.'s bank, and Miss Ella ID. |
Story, at Story Place, Wyoming, Ohio, |
Wednesday, Oct. IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor |
will be home, 306 North Washington St.,
after Oct. Goth.
John Maier, engineer at the electric light
station. got too near one of the pulleys SAT-
urday evening, his jacket being caught and
pulled around the shafting. His back was
wrenched and he was somewhat injured
other ways. Gle went to Pinckney, Tuesday,
for a few days stay.