The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-01-30


E. Burk, of Detroit, is in the city.
Frank Cook is quite seriously sick.
John Carpenter went to Toledo Saturday
Il. ID. Dewey was in Chicago Wednesday
Bert Miller. of Toledo, spent Sunday in
Owosso.
s. Dean, of Ann Arbor, was in the city
Thursday.
Miss Bertha Hartshorn is quite i'll with
| the measles.
Mrs. G. ii. Hicks, of Lansing, is visiting
| friends here.
Mrs. j. Nelan, residing on Saginaw street
is seriously Ill.
Burt Densmore is employed at the Il. 81
A. A. R'y depot.
Miss Sue Blagdon, of Saginaw, is visiting
Miss ALA Brooks.
Rev. Wilson and family returned to ii MS
dale, Wednesday.
Gus Wildermuth has been visiting Owosso
friends for a week.
Dep. Sheriff Monroe Trumbull has moved
to Curunna this week.
Mr.. Ira Chase, of Lowell, spent Sun
day with Owossa relatives.
Frank Seeley and wife will make Sagi-
nav their home i'm the future.
A. Il. Thomas and wife are at, London,
Ont, for visit with friends.
Mrs. Phillips, of Cleveland, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. Kincaid.
Rev. DIR. Conover and daughter Grace
are visiting in Detroit this week.
G. II. Liable of this city is spending few
days with his friends in Chicago.
John Comstock has rented his house and
will move with his family to Detroit.
Miss Edyth Shattuck has accepted posi-
ton at Alma college as >tenographer.
Havey Banister and wife, Of Ann Arbor,
are guests of their son, f. III. Banister.
Mrs. Perry Hadsall of Byron, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. b. s. Knapp.
Miss Fanny Jones, Elm street, West Side,
entertained her friends Wednesday night.
Mr.. Henry Grandy, of Delta, Ohio, has
been visiting his nephew, w. ii. Lingle.
c. S. Ensminger left Monday night for a
brief business trip TO Charlottesville, Ind.
Mrs. Lydia Chapman started Wednesday
evening for visit with friends in Omaha.
Miss Mary Buckmin ster has been sick for
some time and is still confined to the house.
Mrs. John Payne, of Mddlebury, was the
guest of Mrs. Will Morley the first of the
week.
Miss Gail Smith, who has been visiting
Miss TillotsOn, returned to Detroit, Monday
evening.
Elmer Howe, of Grand Rapids, visited
Owosso friends and relatives the fore part of
the week.
j. w. Hubbard was in Saginaw Tuesday
attending the meeting of the Northeastern
Fair Association.
Ernest Gardner left for Adrian, Saturday,
where he has employment with the Adrian
Manufacturing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Laverock left this
week forI Riverside, California, where they
will spend the winter.
l.. f. Woodland fell down the elevator
shaft at his furniture factory, Saturday, get
ting bad shaking up.
DR.. Jopling attended the State Veterinary
Association meeting at Saginaw, Tuesday.
He was reelected as treasurer.
Miss Abbie Conant returned to Oberlin
Thursday to complete her work in the nor
NAL department Of Oberlin College.
Oscar Moore left Tuesday for Linden for
few days fishing i'm Argentine Lake. The
latest reports were that sixteen plckerel
were the tropics of his skill
Col. julius j. Estey, of Brattleboro, VT,
vice president of the Estey Manufacturing
Co. of this city, arrived in Owosso Wednes-
day night for brief visit.
Miss Rose Hight, of Howell, visited
OwossO friends Wednesday. She left on
the evening train for San Francisco, and
will sail for Honolulu to join her sister Miss
Retta Hight.
Rev. w. l.. Farnum, of Flint, was i'm
Owosso, Thursday and Friday. Mr. Farnum
has recently received q call to Adrian but
his people at Flint can not think of let
ting him go.
Levi NevisOn, of the Durand Cooperage
Works, is in the city on business. The
Cooperage Co. is doing thriving large bus
mess and have more orders on hand than
JuCy ohiPpihb wa ehO Ouepuo w Nhi-
cagO parties.
c. w. Sager returned Wednesday from
an extended stay i'm Madison Co., N, Y,
where he has been settling up an estate.
Mr.. s. says that agriculture is at very low
ebb, and the whole coutry has undergone
change for the worse.
ID. b. Reed entertained few friends at
his new residence on east Mason ST., We'd
nesday, il being the occasion of his list
birthday. A pleasant time was enjoyed by
all; and those present left with many wishes
for return of the day.
Will Parker maintains the reputation of
Owosso at the University along the line of
college journalism, being one of the editors
of the u. of M. daily. Shiawassee County
monopolizes the editorial places on that
paper assigned to the class Of '93, Ed. l..
Mason, being the other editor.
Thursday afternoon Miss Edith Wykes
made up a party in honor of her friend,
Miss Matte Knight, of Ionia, and visited
the coal mines at Corunna. The party in
addition to the above included Messrs.
Wykes and Linden of the d., G. ii. & M.
ms