The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-03

w. ID. Murray was in Fenton, Tuesday
G. j. Stuart was in Detroit, Wednesday
Harry Tooley has returned from Detroit
L. p. Gould has been in the city THU
week.
II. Wesener went to Saginaw. on business
to-day.
F. III. Gould was in Ashley ON business
Monday.
Prof. French, of Byron, was in Owosso,
Tuesday.
Frank Woodland was in Grand Rapids,
Wednesday.
Geo. Hansman, of Detroit, was in the city
Wednesday.
Chas. K. Rigley went to Chicago Monday
night on business.
Misses Fairchild and Gray, of Saginaw,
are guests of Mrs. Broad.
Miss Emma Krause, of Saginaw, is the
guest of Mrs. ii. Wesener.
A. e. Hartshorn and daughter, Edith,
were In Bancroft, Sunday.
MISS OullOD, VI OdSlildW 10 NlSltlIB dt lIlt
residence of Mrs. Geo. Paris.
Miss May Webster returned from her visit
in Ann Arbor, Thursday night.
Deputy Sheriff A. X. Giles has been call
ed to Ohio by the death of sister.
Mrs. w. G. Gregory and daughter, Miss
Lena, were in Detroit, Wednesday.
Mrs. F. E. Walton and sister are visiting
friends In lonia and Reading this week.
Miss Nina Waldron, of st. Johns, has
been the guest of Miss Cora Merrell the past
week.
Miss Maud Baldwin has been entertain
ing Miss Edith Gregory, of Bay City, this
week.
Miss Bertha Patterson was called to Holly
Tuesday, by the serious sickness of her
brother.
Paul M. Roth gave card party to his
friends at the residence of DR.. Peterson,
Monday evening.
Mrs. A. II. Comstock. of Ravenna, Ohio,
is "a guest at Geo. M. Dewey's, called here by
the death of Miss Bingham.
Mrs. Olive Ward, of Lansing, sister of
Mrs. Ira Merrell, of this city, died Wednes-
day. The funeral is today.
Supt. j. w. Simmons went to Saginaw,
Wednesday, to attend some of the sessions
of the State institute conducted by E. E.
White.
Jas. A. Thompson, former Shawassee
county teacher, now principal of the Clifford
schools in Lapeer county, was in OwOsso,
Saturday.
Mrs. A. Galloway and family left for De-
tr0it Wednesday. After few days visiting
friends they will proceed to their new home
in Indianapolis.
Il. Kincaid, +. III. Gould, T. M. Wiley
and Rev. j. r. Reitzel were in Detroit,
Tuesday, on business connected with the
new Congregational church.
He. Dolloff left Monday for valpa-
raise, Indiana, where he enters the Normal
school at that place. Mr.. Dolloff is an able
teacher and an excellent student.
G. S. Williams, one of the engineers en-
ployed in connection with the water works
in Owosso, now with the Russell Wheel and
Foundry Co., Detroit, was in Owosso,
B. j. Downing, of st. Charles, was i'm
Owosso, Wednesday. Mr.. ID. Is an enthus
iastic horseman and will probably spend the
summer here and work his horses upon
the Owosso track.
VIM. Peake, for a long time an efficient
and popular salesman at Hunts grocery,
has severed his connection with that institu-
ton to embark in business for himself at
Mt. Pleasant, his former home.
A. M. Donsereaux has decided to locate
in Lansing instead of Ithaca, and is in
Cleveland this week buying stock of dry
goods. Lansing people will find Mr.. ID. a
first-class business man.
Prof. E. M. Hartman, at one time con-
nected with the city schools, visited the
scenes of his former labors and shook hands
with Owosso acquaintance, Thursday.
Mr.. H. is now teaching at AuSable.
Chas. Haight and E. E. .Lohpes accom-
panied DR.. Kellogg to Durand Wednesday
night on an engine which made the trip
over the Ann Arbor road in order that the
Doctor might reach Battle Creek the follow
ing morning. Connections were made at
Durand with the Chicago express.
A. G.. Yeungs in private letter to one of
our business men says that Dakota weather
is fine, plenty of rain will make prosper
Gus year. The city of Brookins has honor
ed Mr.. Youngs with the position of alder
man, and he is consistent foe to the whis-
key element and to re-submission in South
Dakota.
Geo. M. Dewey jr. was taken seriously i'll
on March 16, at the West Point Military
academy and confined to the hospital until
last Saturday. The nature of his sickness
was such as to disqualify him for military
service if he had any further attacks, and
on Monday George left the academy for
Washington presumably to consult the war
Department. where his father joined him
Whether he will return to the
or come home is not yet known.