The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-08-12

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Miss Ella Saver spent Sunday in Chesan-
ing.
G. A. Goodale is passing the week in To
ledo.
DR.. Parkill and wife spent Sunday in
Flint.
Robt. Cheal and family are visiting friends
in Pontiac.
Miss Fife Manning visited friends in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Stanley, of Flint, is visiting
at Chas. Beebe's.
Rupert Paris is visiting at Boutwell,, Ont,
lis former home.
Miss Alma Richards has returned from
her visit in Illinois.
August Krause of Milwaukee, is visiting
at w. A. Woodlands.
K. Wicking has again gone on the road
for the Romeo nursery.
Elmer Shelton and family are visiting
friends at Grand Ledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Duff returned from
Chicago Tuesday evening.
Mrs. P. NJ. Roth has returned home from
an extended visit in Peoria.
Rev. Bancroft and family are expected
home today from Bay View.
| Mrs. j. A. Lusk, of the west side, is
spending the week i'm Elsie.
| G. S. Williams and family leave today for
Mackinaw to be gone week.
ID. l.. Densmore and daughter Nellie are
spending the week in Stanton.
Mrs. Parker Rosencrans, of Saginaw, E.
s., is visiting friends in this city
Mayor Gould accompanied by his wife, is
In tennessee on business trip.
Misses May Webster and Corinna Conant
are camping at Long Lake this week.
The Misses Grace Woodland and Lucy
Horsman are visiting friends in Alma.
Mrs. E. Preston and Mrs. E. COTE, of
Detroit, are visiting at E. M. Wheeler's.
Miss Adah MiddleswOrth, who has been
visiting at W. ID. Murray's, has returned
home.
DIR. c. j. B. Stephens has returned from
his vacation and can be found at his dental
parlOrs.
Mrs. s. l.. BOyce Jr., and daughter Miss
Edith, of Port Huron, are visiting at Chas.
| Lawrence's.
II. 5. Hadsall, in company with friends
from TuscOla county, is at Frankfort for a
weeks stay.
Mrs. L. E. Phelps, of Lansing, visited
her mother, Mrs. II. N. Williams, the first
of the week.
J. j. Purvis, of The TIMES force, is
slowly improving and hopes soon to be
about again.
Col. Berger, the redOubtable political
fighter of the Saginaw Valley, was in the
city Wednesday.
George M. Edwards is at Duluth, having
taken the lake trip. He writes that he is
feeling much better.
Miss Grace Taylor, of Ann Arbor is visit
ing at Albert Todd's. Miss Taylor was a
former teacher in the high shool.
F. w. Smith has quit the Job of delivering
the express and gone to work at the Estey
factory. Byron FOote succeeds him.
Hon. Geo. M. Dewey left for the east
Monday, to take part in the campaign In
Vermont and Maine for four weeks.
c. d. Stewart.A. ID. Whipple and E. A.
Gould have been in attendance at the State
meeting of bankers in Detroit this week,
Mrs. Lyman McCarty, of Philadelphia,
visited at DIR. Hume's from Saturday until
Wednesday, when she left for Bay View
The Misses Fannie and Grace Mead, M.
ID. Corey and wife. DR.. John Wesener and
wife and August Wesener are camping al
Argentine.
At the meeting of the State pharmaceuti.
cal association held i'm Grand Rapids last
week our townsman Stanley E. Parkll was
honored by being elected president for the
ensuing year. The choice was good one
Mr.. Parkill was well entitled to the honor
H. ID. Swayze, of Bay City, has been APP
pointed NJ. G. agent to succeed E. V. Smith
Mr.. Swayze is brother of j. A. Swayze
former agent at this point. He has beer
for several years chief clerk at Bay City
and the promotion to station agent at this
point is very pleasing to him.
E. V. Smith on Monday severed his con-
nection with the Michigan Central railroad
after little over twenty years service in
various positions in OwOssO. The public
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obliging of men with whom to do business
He has always been alert for the interests OF
his company and has drawn business from
hundreds of travellers who would 60 out OF
their way to get tickets from him. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will go west in few days fol
an extended trip, going to Washington
after which they will return to this city.
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