The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-30
Personal Mention.


j. IL, Calkins was home over Sunday.
N. McBain was in Detroit, Wednesday.
Attorney Merkle was in the city, Wed
nesday.
Miss May Webster is booking at C. Ma
haney's.
Mrs. S. Taylor returned to Grayling,
Monday.
John Comerford was in Detroit on business
Wednesday.
c. s. Williams and wife were in Detroit,
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Buckminster is book keeper
for Mason * Sons.
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Osborn were in Flint
the first of the week.
K. V. Smith and wife were the guests of
Lennon friends Sunday.
Miss Gertie Wells, of Ann Arbor, was in
Owosso the first of the week.
Supt. F. &. Converse, of Pontiac, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lester, of Lansing, were
the guests of Clint Loop, Sunday.
L. p. Royce Is in Laingsburg this week
with gang OF men, building barn.
c. r. Pomeroy has decided to close up
his business here and return to Flint.
A. l.. Bemis, editor of the Carson CITY
Gazette, called at our Office Saturday.
Mrs. Powell and daughter Mabel, of Co
runna, spent Sunday with Owosso friends.
Miss May Graham, of Cleveland, Ohio, is
working in Mrs. M. A. Pounds millinery
store
Mrs. Will Matlock, of Worthwhile, was the
guest of OwOsso relatives the first of the
week. .t,.,t.. .......
Mrs. Westfall, of Jackson, spent the first
OF the week with her daughter, Mrs. +. IL.
Watson.
Mrs. b. S. Knapp and Mrs. ii. Hadsall
were the guests of Byron relatives the last
of the week.
Geo. M. Graham, the well known agricul-
tural implement agent, was in the city,
Wednesday. sr
Geo. w. LOrng left Thursday morning
for a brief visit in Hillsdale, where his
mother resides.
RObt. Smith, state printer, made THE
TIMES an agreeable call Saturday. His
visits are always appreciated.
Col. j. S. Fuller and wife. the latter the
daughter of the late Jacob Estey, were the
guests of ID. M. Estey, Thursday.
Fred S. Retain returned to Chicago, Mon
day. to resume his place as a teacher but
will give up his studies for the present.
II. b. Dewey has declined very fiatter-
of the leading daily papers of the state.
Ex-Supt. of Schools Seelye and State
Agent Haskell Of the New York Home In
surance Co., have written large number of
policies in Owosso during the past week.
Geo. Hartwell of Hartwellvile, leaves
next Monday for Texas, Mr.. Hartwell's
health requiring change from the rgors of
a Michigan winter to milder climate.
John Goodwin, of this city, has been
elected director for one year of the Metho-
dist hospital at Saginaw, recently, given to
that society by DR.. Bliss, MIS-. A. L. and
Mrs. A. p. Bliss.
John l.. Mcleod of Detroit has been i'm
OwOsso this week interesting different parties
i'm real estate owned by him here and also in
Wayne. Mich. The whole to be disposed of
before February 20.
Keller & Keller will close up their bust
ness in Owosso Saturday. The gentlemen
have an interest in brass foundry at Mid
dleville, which will require their entire time.
|. n. Keller and family have already taken
up their residence at that point. Both gen.
tlemen have shown themselves to be hustlers
and we are sorry to lose them from our
midst. Their property here will be in charge
of Fred Edwards, who also takes their III
surance business.
Mention was made two weeks ago of an
operation performed at Harper Hospital,
Detroit, by DrS. McGraw and Mccormick
| on Chas. Baker, clerk at Parkill Il Sons.
| The bone in the knee was found to he dis
eased and it was hoped that the operation
would stay the spread of the disease, but
such did not prove to be the case and on
| Tuesday, DIR. McGraw amputated his right
| leg just above the knee. Mr.. Baker Is now
| doing nicely and it is hoped he will continue
| to improve. His many OwOssO friends
sympathize with him in his trouble.
List of letters remaining uncalled for al
the OwOssO p0stoffice for the week ending
Oct. GATH 1891: Fred Sutton, j. Swartout.
Mrs. Gust Trihu, Mrs. Lewis Jones, Min
A.. al. Il Ii.