The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27

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G. w. Owen is in Detoit to-day.
Dr. Austin is in Allegan to-day.
M. ID. Corey was In Lansing, Monday.
q. II. Lyon was in Lansing, Wednesday.
w. C. Habbin was In the city Weednes-
day.
E. wykes will spend Sunday in Grand
Rapids.
Ernest Gardner, of Adrian. spent Sunday
in Owosso.
Mayor Todd started on trip to Arizona,
yesterday.
J. j. Davis has been in Byron most of
the week.
l.. c. Mead, Of Ovid, was in: Owosso
Wednesday.
| FL. Gould and +. II. Banlster are in
Toledo, to-day.
Geo. w. Button. of Flushing, was in
OwOssO, Monday.
j. b. Wheeler, of Oklahoma, was in the
city, Wednesday.
Ew. Woodward teaches book keeping
at Oakside school.
T. M. Wiley is able to get around again
after his siege of grippe.
Miss Phillips of Cleveland, sister of Mrs.
Tod Kincaid, is in Ow0ssO.
Miss Minnie Faxon is home from her visit
at Morenci and Ann ArbOr.
s. b. Williams, of Saginaw, was in the
city Monday. visiting relatives.
Mrs. Francis Labadie has returned home
rom four weeks visit in Detroit.
J.W. Simmons visited Prof. Plunkett and
the Ovid schools Monday afternoon.
Miss Nellie and Mr.. w. ID. Parker were
home from Ann Arbor over Sunday.
Mrs. II. G. Osburn, of Chicago, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. j. f. Laubengayer.
Miss Elite Williams is visiting her sister,
Mrs. l.. E. Phelps, at Grand Rapids.
Miss Allie Lowell, of Flint, was the guest
of Miss TillotsOn the first of the week.
Albert West started Monday on three
months business trip through the west.
Mrs. G. f. and Mrs. Eva Fowler, of Sar-
atoga, are visiting at j. FL. Champions.
Chas. Cole was called to Chicago Tuesday
night, by the death of his wlfe's mother.
Mrs. VIM. Tillotson left Monday for a
visit in Washington and points in Virginia.
j. N. Mcbride and S. f. Parkill attended
the Michigan club banquet at Detroit, Mon
day.
Sec'y Overton, of the Saginaw City Y. M.
c. A., was guest of Secy Lohnes, Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. Galloway returned Wednesday,
from few days visit with friends in De-
troit
o. f. Webster attended the reunion of
the Third Mich. Cavalry at Allegan this
week.
Travelling passenger agent Kirby of the
T. A. A. 81 N. NJ. R'y was in Ow0sso,
Thursday.
Col. E. p. Byerly was in Detroit, Thurs
day OH business connected with the state
military board.
Stanley E. Parkill goes to Grand Rapids
next week to attend the meeting of the state
pharmaceutical board.
Mrs. S. II. Whalen was in Vernon, Tues
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Allison,
who died very suddenly.
Mrs. Harry Bourne, wife Of the train
dispatcher at the II. Il A. A. Offices, is sick
with inflammation Of the lungs.
Miss Goodwin, teacher of the Srd grade,
has been sick with grippe this week. Miss
Ella Smith has charge of her school.
C. st. Clair and wife were in Vernon last
Monday night attending the 10th wedding
anniversary of Durin Perry and wife.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Il. Reitzel arrived last
evening. They will be guests at Mrs. Ii
N. Williams until the parsonage is settled.
VIM. Shelton, Jr., and family who have
been visiting relatives in this vicinity fol
two weeks, left for Manhattan, KS, last
evening.
p. b. Reynolds, living near the Maple
River church, met with serious accident
while hauling logs last Thursday, resulting
in breaking his leg.
Miss Bancroft, of Detroit, sister o
Rev. Bancroft, of this place, takes the posi-
ton of stenographer at the Estey Mfg. Co
Office, in place of W. II. Lingle, resigned.
S. j. Fox, of Nashua, N. H., superintend
ent of the new Estey furniture factory, ar
rived in the city Saturday. He was accom-
panied by ten men, who are to be employed
in the factory.
, w. S. Launstein, formerly of OwossO
now resides at so Baronne ST., New Or
leans, and is engaged in business in tina
city. New Orleans papers giving interest
ing account of life and dOings of the Ores
cent City have been received.
j. S. Malcohnson, of Elsie, was in Owoss
, Thursday and completed the purchase o
80 acres of marsh land in Rush township
This in addition to property already Ownet
. will be converted into market garden
Celery is to be one of the chef products
The Rev. Il. f.. Heddle, of Blytheseme
Ont, has been chosen to the passionate o
. the Asbury chapel charge, in Owosso, Yves
= Side. and will assume pastoral duties Apri
1st. A thorough organization will resul
e and much good accomplished by resden
minister.
Supt. j. w. Simmons leaves Owosso thi
evening to attend the school masters clul
t at Ann Arbor. Monday he will visit tin
University and attend the class room recita
q tOns of students from OwOssO A visit will