The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. McGuinneas started
| for Manistee this morning.
T., r. Bailey left for New York, Tuesday
to make visit with friends.
X. ID. Lewis, OF WILLIAMSON, was the
guest of 3. +. Smith, Tuesday.
Ernest Hathaway leaves Monday for
visit at Port Huron and Detroit.
James N. Mcbride, OF THE TINES, is
confined to the house by sickness.
Commissioner Sheldon has been rus.icat-
ing at Long Lake for few days.
Miss Lottie Toynton, of Pontiac, is the
guest OF Mrs. M. Brown this week.
Warren Woodward and T. j. Horsman
were In lonia on business Wednesday.
Editor ii. X. White left for Marquette.
Wednesday evening, to be gone week.
Ray Mahaney will probably enter the
University this fall; literary department.
Landlord A. s. Thomas, of the Junction
House, Durand, was in the city Tuesday.
M. II. Reynolds returned yesterday from
his trip to Chautauqua and Niagara Falls.
Z. w. Woodward, Miss Mahaney and
Miss Tillotson passed Sunday at Long Lake.
Herman Cute is quite seriously sick with
typhoid fever at one of the hospitals in De-
troit.
George Needham and wife left this week
for Perry, N. Y, to rusticate for short
| time.
Misses Franc Evens and Agnes Morrice
returned from Long Lake after Mondays
deluge.
Miss Emma Grattan, former teacher in
the Owosso schools, teaches next year at
Williamson.
George M. Dewey addressed the Grand
| Lodge OF Odd-FelOws of Canada, at STRAIT
ford, last week.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Stewart spent Sunday and the
first OF the week in Detroit with her daugh-
ter, Miss Gracia.
| DIR. Stephens and wife are spending few
days at Perry, N. Y, which was the DR..
former residence.
Miss Gertie Gardner returned home, Mon
day, from visit of several weeks with her
sister in st. Johns.
Prof Yerington. of Yerington College,
st. Louis. Mich. was In the city Tuesday,
booming his institution.
Mrs. Henry Verdenburg, of Silver Plume.
Colo, is visiting OwOsso friends. She will
return west about Oct. LIST.
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of Springfield. Mass, visited S. j. Harding
and other relatives, last week.
Miss Corinne Conant starts for vassar in
a few days, going by way of Adrian, where
she will visit for short time.
E. l.. Miller, of Detroit, was the guest of ii.
b. Dewey, Sunday. Mr.. Miller has posi-
ton in the Hancock schools for the coming
year.
Geo. M. Dewey was in Lansing, Tuesday,
attending a meeting of the 1. o. o. F., pre-
paratory to organizing fraternal insurance
company.
Miss Gertie Merrill, who was Miss Lucy
Comstock's college chum, has been engaged
as one Of the corps of teachers in the Birm-
ingham schools.
Mrs. VIM. Graham, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. r. Gemmell, of William
street, sails on Sept 5th, by s. S. City OF
Rome, for Scotland.
w. K. Higginbotham, of Detroit, one OF
the architects of the Congregational church,
inspected the work on Tuesday. He is well
pleased with the progress so far made.
II. l.. Hollister, of Lennon, called at THE
TIMES Office on Wednesday. He says that
Lennon is recovering from the fire and will
soon be more prosperous village than be-
fore.
j. ID. Leland, for many years a resident
and business man of Gaines, Genesee Co.
has built house on the corner of King ant
Adam street, and removed his family to thi:
place.
Z. r. Chaplin, of Chicago, visited FREQ
Walton on Wednesday. Mr.. Chaplin was
formerly editor of the Durand Express anC
is now i'm the employ of Simonds Manufac
turing Co., of Chicago.
Secretary e. f. Lohnes returned from
Lake Genava, Wis.,. Monday, where he ha:
been for month attending the Secretary's
conference. Mrs. LOhnes and daughter re-
turned from Linden the same day.
State Printer Robert Smith was a TIME:
caller, Wednesday. Rumor says he il
about to start morning daily at Lansing
If he should decide so to do, Lansing
people Will certainly have wide awake
sheet.
Leslie Wood returned on Monday evening
from trip to the northern part of the state
He enters upon his school duties in few
days as principal of the school at Birming
ham. We wish the unqualified success that
his efforts for an education merit.
T. p. Hackeman and family left last
night for Albany, Oregon, where they will
make their future home. 1t is hoped thai
Mrs. Hackleman's health will be improved
by the change. Albany is 20 miles from
Portland and is the county seat of Linn
county.
The ladies will give an ice cream sOcia