The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-27
Personal Mention.


George Matlock is at Greenville this week.
K. Wykes spent Sunday in Grand Haven.
Fred Beebe was at st. Charles last week.
G. A. Dibble and family are visiting in
Fenton.
ii. Wesener visited his son in Saginaw,
Sunday.
S. F. Smith was in Ashley on legal bust
ness Tuesday.
Eugene Thayer spent Sunday with Gray
ling relatives.
G. ID. Ransom, of Flushing, was in the
city Tuesday.
w. K. Collins was at his home in Birming-
ham, Wednesday.
Rev. Ii. Blair, of Greene, N. Y, is visit
ing at w. K. Small's.
Miss Josie Collier was the guest of Bay
City friends, Sunday.
w. Ii. Belcher, of Lansing, made THE
TINES call Monday.
Mrs. F. E. Walton left Monday to visit
relatives at Richmond.
T. j. Tubbs has gone on the road to rep
resent two Buffalo firms.
Mr.. Chas. Field and family, of Bay City,
are visiting at Tod Kincaid's.
Mrs. w. ]. Turner and children. of Mus.
kegOn, are visiting her mother.
Nettie Matlock will spend Sunday with
Miss Kate Caswell, in Detroit.
Misses Tubbs and Doolittle will spend
Sunday with friends in st. Johns.
Hon. ]. w. Turner will deliver the Me-
mortal day address at st. Charles.
Mrs. II. P. Dunbar left Tuesday evening
for MankatO, Mimi, to visit her sister.
Chas. G. Turner and wife, of Muskegon,
spent the first of the week In OwOssO.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Stewart are visiting
their daughter, Miss Gracia, in Detroit.
Miss Lucy Comstock. of Detroit, will be
the guest of Miss Gertie Wells, Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Conner was called to Plymouth,
Monday, by the sickness of her brother.
T. M. Wiley was able to ride out for the
first time in four weeks, on Wednesday.
Frank w. Jones, an employee in one of
the departments at Washington, was called
here Tuesday by the death of his mother.
Clinton Collier of Chicago, shook hands
with old OwOssO friends on Friday of last
week.
G. j. Stuart was in Detroit, Wednesday,
attending the State Council of the National
Union.
E. f. White, Of Manhattan, KS. arrived i'm
OwOssO, Saturday evening to remain for
some time.
l.. w. James, of Saratoga Springs, n. Y,
was in the city Wednesday looking after
business interests.
b. E. Teeter and wife and c. o. Dubois,
and wife, of Detroit, spent Saturday and
Sunday with A. I'll. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Raymond were called
to Ovid, Tuesday, on the account of the i'll
ness of Mrs. Raymond's sister, Mrs. Emma
Stevenson.
Will Parker was in OwOsso the first of the
week. He was OH his way to Northern
Michigan with the civil engineering class of
the U. of Nj.
Jas. Gustin and wife left Tuesday for Bad
Axe, where Mr.. &. will take charge of a
marble shop.
Mrs. ID. G. Densmore is in Detroit attend
ing the State w. G. L. u. meeting as dele
gate from the local union. Mrs. q. w.
Livingston is also in attendance.
w. E. Higginbotham, of Detroit, was in
the city Monday with the plans for ID. M.
Estey's new house and sketches for the i'm
provements on the Episcopal church.
Hon. John Hobrook, of Lansing, was in
the city Monday on his way to Oceana
county on Fishing trip" Mr.. HOlbrook
pins his faith on Pngree for governor and
thinks Stanley Turner is in the lead for
auditor general.
Prof. G. w. Carman, formerly principal
of the Owosso High School, who for the
past five years has conducted the classes in
physics in the Grand Rapids High School
has resigned to accept a position i'm the
Chicago South Division High School, at an
increased salary. 1t is said of Mr.. Craman
that he has made the High School Physical
Laboratory at Grand Rapids, and has done
much toward the advancement of physical
science in the city. He was elected by the
school board of Chicago last Wednesday.
| On Friday evening he laid his resignation
before the committee on teachers. The
committee tried to get him to remain, but
were persuaded to accept the resignation.
He will begin his work in Chicago one week
from today.