The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-04-29
Personal Mention.

Personal Meut1on.
j. +. Bratton spent Sunday i'm Toledo.
Robert Cheal will clerk for John Squier.
Miss Hattie Hunt spent Sunday in OVID.
DIR. Fred Todd was at home over Sun
day.
Mrs. F. j. Mcdaniel is visiting in Bryan,
Ohio.
Mrs. McInnis and son are visiting at
Pastor Titles.
c. A. Dannar leaves tomorrow for weeks
visit i'm Kansas.
Miss Annie Mead. of Ovid, is the guest
of the Misses Cooper.
viii Cheney and wife, of Jonesville, are
visiting at Ii. A. Beech's.
DIR. and Mrs. G. p Parkill visited Sagi-
nav friends the first of the week.
Mrs. c. Dew. Brewer, of Dowagiac, is
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. G. A.
Osborn.
Geo. f. Robinson finished his labors as
mail wegher for Uncle Sam Saturday and is
again at work at E. l.. Brewers.
so with 5. 5. Miner to continue his law
studies in the Office of the latter.
AT the meeting of the Machinsts' Inter-
national association in Chicago, next week,
Cooper Lodge of this city will be represent
ed by G. A. Byerly.
Geo. M. Dewey delivered an address to
the Odd Fellows at Lake Linden, Upper
Peninsula, Tuesday, and has since been
visiting various lodges in that section in the
interest of the Michigan Odd Fellow.
DIR. c. p. Parkill has been elected as dele
gate and Judge Turner as alternate from
the Congregational church to the state as
ISOLATION .Of Congregational churches.
The meeting will be held in Jackson next
month.
Hon. j. w. Turner will speak in the
Church of our Fathers, Detroit, on the
evening Of May Is, the subject being "The
use of money in elections" This address is
one in the course in which addresses are
given by such speakers as Gen. Cutcheon,
E. F. COnley, John j. Atkinson and others.
Col. E. p. Byerly and wife with Miss
Lucy Horsman, Capt. p. NJ. Roth and wife,
+. f. Wicking, John Henderson, B. j.
Evans and Misses Collier Evans and Gould
attended the ceremonies in connection with
the opening of the Armory of the Flint
Blues at Flint, Wednesday, and the ball in
the evening. Col. Byerly is one of the most
military looking men ON Gov Winans' staff.
Geo. Il. Campbell, of Pittsburg, Kansas,
has accepted the call to become secretary of
the Y. M. G. A. of this city and commenced
work last Saturday. Mr.. Campbell is
young man of good ability, full of energy,
has had five years of experience in AssOcia-
ton work as assistant secretary at Wichita,
and Secretary at Sterling and Pittsburg, Ks,
and we believe will prove an excellent man
for the work at this point. We are glad to
extend to him welcome.
E. NJ. Hopkins. formerly of Shiawassee
county, but later of the Detroit Free Press,
an all around democratic hustler, has
formed law partnership with John Pow
ers of Escanaba. Mr.. Hopkins will look
after the Manistique practice. Mr. Hopkins
will at once be launched i'm with the hope
less minority of the Upper Peninsula, but
because OF his general views on political
morality will doubtless associate with the
republicans in every way but politically.
The ex-Clerk of the late Squawbuck legisla-
ture has many friends whose well wishes
follow him.
James +. Clark, who has had confiden-
tial position i'm the Office of w. A. Patterson
for the last five years, will sever his cOnnec-
ton with that concern tomorrow. He began
as billing clerk and ends as head of the
ordering and shipping department Mr..
Clark goes to OwOsso as secretary and treas
urer of the Estey Carriage Company, i'm
which he is also stock holder. The con-
Germ starts out under very fiattering auspices
and expects 30 do large business i'm all
lines of road vehicles. The estimation in
which Mr.. Clark is held by the men i'm Mr.
Patterson's factory is well attested by the
presentation to him of an elegant gold watch
and chain, to the purchase of which every
man contributed something. Mr.. Patterson
presented him with heavy gold pen and
extension case. The EpwOrth League of
the Court street M. e. church, of which Mr..
Clark has been useful member since its
organization, will give him reception at
the church parlOrs Friday evening. The
Globe has known Mr.. Clark well during the
time of his connection with Mr.. Patterson's
business, and it takes great pleasure in testi-
flying to his manliness,s his reliability, his
genial mhnners, his intelligence and his
ready comprehension of the details of bust
ness. He is the kind of q man who will be
very likely to succeed i'm any undertaking he
may engage in.-Flnt Globe. THE TINES
is pleased to welcome to the city such man
a Mr.. Clark.
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