The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-29
Personal Mention.


Personal Mention.
A. ID. Whipple was in Detroit, wednes-
day.
Judge Turner is in ovoeso for brief
visit.
Orion Noble was in Oakley the first of the
week.
Irwin o. Chase, of Lowell, spent Sunday
in OwOss0.
Cass Albright, of Detroit. is the guest Of
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tod Kincai were in De-
troit, Monday.
John Whitehead has been sick for week
with scarlet fever.
Chas. Baker, of Parkill q Sons, is spend
ing this week in Detroit.
Mrs. John Palmer and children are visit
ing her parents In Canada.
DR.. Ward, of Laingsburg was in Owosso,
wednesday, enroute for Detroit.
G. s. Williams, of Detroit, made short
call on Owosso friends Friday.
Mrs. Greenay, from Marion, is visiting her
son, w. 5. Greenay, of this city.
DIR. Mccormick has been confined to the
house part of the week by sickness.
Miss Neva Belden has been reelected to
her position in the Corunna schools.
Miss Della Jackson has been out of schoo
part OF the week on account of sickness.
Fred Simpson, a former L. & A. A. agent
| at this point, was in the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis >Labadie have been
visiting friends at Hart, Oceana county.
Q Mrs. p. Hadsall, of Byron, was the guest
of her daughter Mrs. b. s. Knapp, the first
of the week.
DIR. Mccormick was in Ann ArbOr, Mon
day, with Michael Noonan, who went for a
surgical operation.
Edward Sweeney has lately returned
from his former home i'm New Hampshire,
and brought his family with him.
f. M. Hopkins, engrOssing and enrolling
clerk of the house Of representatives, ac-
companied the Legislators on their trip to
Detroit, last week.
Supt. j. w. Simmons was elected vice
president of the State association of Super
intendents and Principals at their meeting
last week in Lansing.
L. A. Fox, one of the best teachers among
the many good ones in this county, will
enter the pharmaceutical school at the
University of Michigan this fall.
| Lou Il. Allison, of st. Johns, has passed
his physical entrance examination at Annap-
oils for the naval academy. His mental ex-
animation will not take place until Septem-
| Der.
w. D. Carr, a Chicago real estate dealer,
was i'm the city over Sunday. Mr.. Carr was
| in Owosso last summer and still maintains
that Owosso is the lovliest of Michigan
cities.
Miss Anna WillOughby, who has taught
Latin and German in the La Porte, Ind.
high school for the past year, has been ten
dered position for 1892 at an increased
salary.
Rev. e. B. Bancroft. and the Misses
| Lydia Goodwin, Ella Saver, and Mamie
Shanafelt were in Saginaw, Tuesday
and Wednesday attending the district meet
ing of the EpwOrth League.
Aid. Geo. f. Robinson received nOtifica-
ton Monday that he had been appointed
aid-de-camp on the staff of commander in
chief of the G.. A. r., w. G. Veazey, of
Vermont. This is a high honor for our
tOwnsman.
j. II. Walsh, of Bennington, has pur-
chased the grocery business of +. K. Brooks
IL Co., and will take possession Monday.
We are very glad to welcome John to
Owosso, as he is live, wide awake bust
ness man.
G. w. Buck, an attorney at law, formerly
engaged in general law and real estate
business i'm Marshal Co., S. Dakota, has de-
cided to locate in 0wosso. Mr.. Buck has
firm faith in the growth of this city and will
rank among the able barristers of this
county.
Geo. III. Cooper, of Vernon, made THE
TIMES pleasant call Saturday. We regret
to announce that he left Vernon, Monday,
to take up his residence i'm Albion, where
he will go into business. Mr.. G. has always
been regarded as one of the leading men of
Shiawassee county and is In every way the
right kind of citizen. Albion people will
find him good man to tie to.
Miss Helen Duff leaves OwOsso today for
a European trip. The plan of travel map
ped out by the party of which Miss Duff is
member is to land at Antwerp, travel
through Germany, thence into Italy. After
visiting various Italian cities the trip will
be northward through Switzerland and
France, thence across the channel to the
British Isles. 1t is expected that the trip
will consume about four months time.
The Furniture Trade Review shows up a
very good photo engraving of Chas. f. Rigley
and says of him: ''Mr. Rigley has made q
national reputation by his sagacious man
agement of the secretary and treasurer's
offices in the Estey Manufacturing Company
of Owosso, Mich, a concern that with the
addition of their famed six day factory,
now have the largest output of chamber
suites i'm the world, an advantage which
they improve by producing one of the best
selling lines on the market. Mr.. Rigley's
unbounded energy and vim is only equaled
by the cordiality and good fellowship he
instills into his intercourse with every
person with whom he comes in contact,
these combined excellent points having made
him one of the most successful and most
popular men in the trade. Besides his
large interests in this trade he is director
in Owossos leading bank and is interested
i'm many other important industries of this,
one of Michigan's most thriving smaller
cities"
S. b. Ever 81 Co. have complete assort-
ment of millinery, all the latest shapes and