The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-07-01
Personal Mention.

IN M aSn may ryo webster is spending the weel
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Howell will spend Sun
day in Lansing.
Mrs. Il. r. Hutchins, OF Chicago is visit
ing in the city.
l. N. Keller, of Vaudeville, was in tb,
city yesterday.
Rev. f. w. Bush, of Bancroft, was in the
city Wednesday.
Postmaster Parker, of Bancroft, was in
the city Wednesday.
H. w. Parker spent Sunday with his
family at Ann Arbor.
Editor Cameron and wife, of Ovid,
were in the city Tuesday.
Prof. Leslie Wood is in Owosso to remain
for part of his vacation.
Chas. N. Perkins and family, of Denver.
are visiting at The Merell.
Miss Lydia Goodwin has resigned her
position in the city schools.
Misses Gertie Wells and Mamie Com
minis are visiting in Detroit.
Tod Kincaid and wife left Thursday for
Lake Harbor for weeks outing.
Frank Lawrence has so far recovered from
his sickness as to be able to return home.
l.. G. Webb, of Mason, and Judge Daboll,
OF st. Johns, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Anna Black, of Blue Island, H., is
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Reitzel.
Miss Anna Deal left yesterday for Hamil-
ton, Ont, to visit friends for several weeks.
Supt. Frank Converse came home yester-
day from Pontiac to remain about 10 days.
Rev. j. r. Reitzel attended a council of
Congregational churches at Bay City, Tues
day.
Allen Rood and wife left Tuesday after
noon to visit friends near Flushing for two
weeks.
Will Robbins left yesterday for Marshall,
where he accepts position in bicycle
factory.
Miss Minnie Faxon left yesterday morn
ing for two months visit with friends i'm
Canada.
E. M. Jordan and daughter, Miss Anna,
will spend Sunday with Rev. r. X. Davies
at Sandusky.
S. f. Smith and wife leave tomorrow for
a ten days outing with DIR. Tyson Smith at
a lake near Newaygo.
Mrs. H. p. Dunbar and her sister Mrs.
Wheeler, arrived i'm the city last evening
from Mankato MINI.
Miss Franc Evans left yesterday for the
To of m onand har vacation at pnnhaotar md
other points in New York.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Bancroft,
and Miss Nellie Bancroft, of Flint, are visit
ing at the M. E. parsonage.
f. l.. Brewer, DR.. b. S. Knapp and j. IL.
Howe are in Cincinnati attending the Ma
tional Prohibition convention.
Mrs. Hitchcock, of California and Miss
Anurews, of Hudson, were guests at Mrs.
l.. Comstock's the first of the week.
s. K. Parkill was in Ann Arbor, Wednes-
day, to act as POSTMASTER at the alumni re-
union of the pharmaceutical association.
l.. r. Nichols has purchased farm of 4O
acres a mile and a half north and east OF
Laingsburg and with his family moved te
the same.
W. b. Launstein returned last week from
an extended trip i'm Wisconsin and Minneso.
ia. He was at Minneapolis during the ex.
element of the republican convention.
Fred M. Wimple has purchased an inter-
est in and becomes editor of the RoselanC
Louisiana) Herald. We hope his venture
may prove both profitable and pleasant.
Selden S. Morris, of Muskegon, was il
the city yesterday. Mr.. Morris is an aspi
rant for the nomination as the republican
candidate for State Land Commissioner
He is very pleasant gentleman, and has
the reputation of being hustler in what
ever he undertakes.
Victor, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Will
loughby, graduated from the Ann Arbol
high school last Friday. Mr.. Willoughby
was one of the class to deliver an Grafton
his subject being advantages of a bushes.
education" He had completed three courses
viz, English, engineering and commercial
Editor Reyes, of the Durand Express
made us welcome call Wednesday. Be
sides editing one of the best papers in tn,
county-and as good one as there Is pub
lished in the state in a village the size o
Durand-he finds time to visit various part
Of the county and keeps well posted as :,
the sentiments Of our people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. ID. Reed, of New York
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. TillOtsoi
and other OwOsso friends the first of tn,
week. Mr.. Reed is u. 5. consul at Dun
fermine, Scotland, aid is home to celebrate
his golden wedding. He has for years beer
prominent in the telegraph service, havinI
been superintendent of the first telegraph
| line constructed In the United States.
Speaking Of the proceedings of the Sagi
| nav board of education, the Herald has tn
following: 'Also, that Miss Phoebe Fair
child and Miss Zelma Gray, teachers In tn
High school, be given leave of absence, tn
former for nine months, beginning Octobe
| 1, 1892, and the latter for the full year, TO
the purpose Of studying at Ann Arbor; tn
leave of absence being granted on condition
that they return to take up their work on
year from September in the same position
they now hold"
The Literary Century makes the follow
| ing reference to an OwOsso boy: FIRE,
| K. Janette, of Owosso, Mich, and a JUNO
| in the University of Michigan, is MAXIM
rapid strides in his literary work. Whe
Mr.. Janette was twelve years old he wrOt
a serial story, which, although never pub
lished, proved an incentive for future work
In 1888 he wrote "Mura, The Slave" whic
| aooaptaI opd maid For l,y a Nau, Vor