The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-12-25
Personal Mention.

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Supt. Converse and sister are home from
Pontiac.
T. A. Elliott, of Detroit, spent Sunday in
the city.
e. r. Holmes was In Bay City the first OF
the week.
Hon. VIM. Fitzpatrick was in Chesanlng
Tuesday.
The University students are home for the
holidays.
Miss Hopkins is home from Albion college
for the vacation.
Chas. Baker is again very sick--this time
with pneumonia.
Miss Gertrude Smith left Thursday for a
visit in Bryan, Ohio.
Miss Gracia Stewart is home from De-
troit for the holidays.
Miss Helen Clough, of Chesaning, visited
in Owosso, Tuesday.
DIR. w. II. Hall is spending the week in
Detroit and Ypsilanti.
Miss Phillips, of Cleveland, is visiting her
sister, Mrs Il. Kincaid.
Miss Nellie Brown left this morning for
Lyons to spend the holidays.
Mrs. JnO. Brooks is quite sick with grippe
at her home on the West Side.
Miss Villa Allen will spend the holidays
with her parents at Birmingham.
+. c. Turver goes to Detroit this morning
10 spend the day with his daughters.
N. A. Finch has been confined TO the
house part of the week with grippe.
c. l.. Benjamin. the prominent horseman,
OF Saginaw, was in Ow0sso, Monday.
Miss Ravens left yesterday for Hastings,
to spend the vacation with her parents.
II. w. Holman and family, of Marion,
Ohio, have returned to OwOssO to reside.
Rev. Robert Nourse, the popular lecturer
passed few hours i'm OwossO, Wednesday.
Geo. Charlton, since his late affliction Is
confined to bis home with nervous prOstra
ton.
A. ii. Northway and family will cal
Christmas dinner with Mr.. Chaffee al
Byron.
Frank Henderson has returned from
western trip, having been covering pulley.
last at Omaha.
Miss Gertrude White. of the st, Clair
schools spends the holiday vacation at hel
home in OwOssO.
Rev. E. B. Bancroft was at Albion, Tues
day, attending a meeting of the trustees OF
Albion college.
Quincy Mcbride is to leave for Madison
Wisconsin, early in January, where he will
| attend the state dairy school in the interest
of the st. Clair Salt Co.
Mrs. Ambrose johnson started Monday tc
join hershusband at Columbus, Ohio, where
they expect to make their home. Mr.. j. is
employed Oh the q. II. V. & T. Ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Williams and two
youngest children, of Newark, N. j.. are
expected to arrive in OwossO, Saturday to
visit at the home of Mrs. III. N. Williams.
F. ii. Peterson has gone to Detroit to
Harpers hospital. 1t is expected that a
difficult surgical operation will be necessary
this week requiring the removal of bones in
the back.
G. l. Carruthers has been placed in charge
of the ticket Office for the Grand Trunk R'y
at Durand, and more capable agent would
have been hard to find Mr.. Carruther's
home was formerly in Newburg, this
county.
Supervisor Jacobs, Of Hazelton, one of
the all around good fellows, was in OwOsso
Saturday. When Sheriff Morrice gets
through with the keys of the Shiawassee
county Bastie, it is generally conceded that
| no better man cen be found TO take them
than this same supervisor of HazetOn town.
ship, VIM. f. Jacobs.
Mrs. ii. b. Van Lew was taken to Ann
Arbor to the University hospital last week
for treatment. Thursday afternoon, pieces
of dead bone from the hip were removed
and present advices indicate that the opera
ton was successful, Mrs. Van LEW beins
reasonably comfortable. Mrs. Nj. ID. Corey
of this city, spent Friday and Saturday a
Ann ArbOr with Mrs. Van Lew who Il
her sister.
Geo. M. Dewey Jr. left West Point, Mon
day of last week, went to New York City
where he was the guest of DIR. Albert Stan
ard until Wednesday of this week. wher
he left for Lebanon, N. H., to visit relative.
for couple of weeks before returning home
While in New York he was examined b,
noted specialist, who says his trouble il
not epilepsy las pronounced by the surgeon
at West Point butkidney trouble.
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