The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-11-27
Personal Mention


A. M. Bentley was in Saginaw, Tues
day.
Hon. C. Y. Osburn, of Marquette, is in
the city.
@. W. Loring was In Detroit the first of
the week.
Misses Finch and Patterson are visiting
Holly friends.
Mrs. M. II. Reynolds is visiting in Bay
City this week.
Miss Nina Broad, of st. Clair, is home for
THANKSGIVING.
Chas. Lawrence was in Detroit on bust
ness, Monday.
Geo. M. Dewey was in Detroit Wednes-
day of this week.
l.. X. Merell and wife. of Ionia, were in
the city yesterday.
Harry Robinson, of Detroit, is the guest
OF John Tillotson.
j. M. Beckwith was in Detroit on bust
ness Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. DIR. Walton. of Richmond, is visit
ing her son, +. e. Walton.
Will johnson, of Corunna, was the guest
VI o' A1inSohicitcI, MOnudy.
Miss Edna Converse came home Wednes-
day to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Clapp returned Wednesday from a
visit with friends in Lansing.
Jas. Brumly, of Rochester, spent the first
OF the week with friends here.
Miss Burlingame, of Grand Rapids, is the
guest or Mrs. A. ID. Whipple.
l. G. Curry and family ate Thanksgiving
dinner with relatives in Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell, of Corunna, were
the guests Of G. Loop, Thursday.
M. Ii. Redmond, of Toledo, was a caller
at The TIMES Office Wednesday.
=. Hadsell and wife and Mrs. Brown, of
Byron, spent Sunday with relatives.
The report that Warren Woodward is to
go on the road as an agent is untrue.
Misses Bernice Bailey and Anna Stewart
spent thanksgiving at Shepardsvllle.
Rev. e. B. Bancroft and family spent
Thanksgiving with relatives at Alma
K. K. Lohnes was at st. Johns, Tuesday,
assisting the Y. M. G. A. in some work.
Architect Malcomson inspected the work
on the Congregational church, Wednesday.
IL. l.. Chapman. of Bad Axe, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents in this city.
Principal H. III. Frost, of the West Bay
| City High School was i'm Owosso over Sun
day.
Secretary LOhnes went to st. Johns, Tues
| day. in the interest of the Y, M. c. A.
work.
Miss Eta and Jessie Black have gone to
| Charlotte to spend few weeks with their
uncle.
| c.. S. Ensminger spent Thanksgiving at
Bedding, the guest of his friend, j. M.
Crosby.
K. M. Hartman, formerly connected with
the OwOsso city schools, is now teaching at
Au Sable.
Rev. and Mrs. G. De w. Brewer, of
| DOwagiac, have been visiting at DR.. c. A.
Osburn's this week.
Chas. Preece has returned from the north.
| The party he was with killed nineteen deer,
Of which he shot three.
| L. M. Woodin and family ate Thanksgiv-
ing turkey in Middlebury township at the
home of MOntraville Woodin.
The friends of Miss Zayda Campbell gave
her pleasant surprise on Tuesday evening,
1t being her sixteenth birthday.
Chas. r. Jackson, editor of the Iosco
County Gazette spent Saturday and Sunday
in OwOsso visiting his mother and other rel
atives.
| Fred >. Retain occupied the pulpit of the
Second Baptist church, Chicago, recently,
and last Sunday preached at Des Moines,
Iowa.
Mrs. r. p. Bigelow slipped on the side
walk near the central school building Mon
day evening, spraining one of her ankles
very badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Todd and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Gould spent
Thanksgiving at st. Johns, the guests of G.
S. Allison.
w. ID. Finch and bride, of Buffalo, N
Y, passed Sunday with his brother, N. A.
Finch. Mr.. Finch is large manufacturer
of paper boxes.
Division Superintendent Martin ant
several officials of the M. G. Ry. were il
OwOsso, Tuesday, inspecting the wOrl
recently done at the yards.
County Treasurer Geo. ID. Mason, O
COrunna, and Ed. Mason, of Ann Arbor
spent Thanksgiving at the residence of theil
father in Owosso Township.
Mrs. Mcpherson and two sons, of Bergen
n. Y, are guests of her brother, DIR. A. M
Hume. The family held its annual Thanks
giving reunion with DIR. Hume i'm Corunna
The Rev. G. b. Spencer, of Detroit, at
tended the dedication of the first Methods
church, Sunday, and preached in the even
ing i'm the Sunday School room at the over
flow meeting
Quincy Mcbride has been designated b!
Secretary Stevens, of the Worlds Fair Com
mission, as special committee to arrange TO
the exhibit of Michigan swine at the Colum
bian Exposition in 1898.
f.. Wesener has been in Chicago for thu
past week visiting his son John who is {
professor in the leading medical college II
that city. DIR. Wesener Is fast becoming ont
of the leading chemists of the west.
Mrs. ID. s. Cramer, of Burton, returned
| home from Baraboo, Wis, Wednesda.
night, where she had been visiting her son
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