The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-04

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Miss TillOtson is visiting in Detroit.
Rev. j. j. Smith went to Flint Monday
Mayor Smith was in Howell on business
Monday.
G. c. Duff was in Toledo on business
Monday.
Miss Kate Haarer returned Saturday from
Ann Arbor.
N. b. Tillotson, of Chicago, has been
at home this week.
Geo. Carpenter is confined to his home by
a severe attack of grip.
Miss Belle Ram. of Morrice, has visited
Owosso friends this wetk.
A. M. Bentley, of the Owosso Tool Co., is
confined to his home by sickness
Mrs. A. l.. Fowler and son George re-
turned from Colorado, Wednesday.
Prof. Frank Zimmerman. of Pueblo, Col
orado Is in the city for weeks visit.
Col. e. p. Byerly is in Washington on
business connected with the war depart
ment.
Misses Satterlee and Turner gave recep-
ton at the home of Judge Turner, Friday
evening.
Rev. T. K. Heddle was called to Canada
on Wednesday, by the increased illness of
Mrs. Heddle's father.
Supt. f. K. Converse, of the Pontiac
schools, was i'm OwOssO and visited the
schools of this city, Monday.
Miss Nellie GOes is sick at her home in
MOrrice. Miss Effie Manning has charge of
her room i'm the second ward.
M. II. Reynolds, the efficient secretary of
the State Sunday School Association. is ser
iously sick at his home in West OwOsso.
Prof. Essery will soon leave for Sanilac
county where he will spend the time at the
home of his wife's parents until he has re-
covered his health.
w. M. Hummer and family removed to
Manistee this week. Miss Gilbert went TO
West Bay City for an extended visit and
later will join her sister.
The school board has engaged +. Il. Aus
tin, of the University of Michigan to succeed
Prof. Essery. Mr.. Austin has taught in
Manistee and Carollton, Ill.
Miss Ella Thomas left for Chicago, Thurs
day, from whence she will go to her home
in South Dakota. Miss Thomas will be
missed in Owosso social circles.
Pres. Parkill and Sec'y Dewey, of the
Shiawassee County Agricultural Association
were at Flint. Tuesday, on business con-
nected with the Shiawassee county fair.
Alex. G. Tawse, who has been employed
at the L. 81 A. shops for seven months, has
accepted a position as chief clerk at the
Lookout Inn, Lookout Mountain, Tenn,
and leaves to-day for that place.
w. S. Linton, of Saginaw, was the guest
of Frank Watson last Friday. Mr.. Linton
will be remembered as the man who ought
to have been Lieut.. Governor, but who went
down with the State ticket in 1890.
H. L. Woodbury., of Woodruff township,
was caller at THE TIMES Office, Tuesday.
Mr.. Woodbury. represents the best element
of Shiawassee Co. Republicanism and has
no love for the saloon or its denomination
in politics.
j. B. Harris, of Venice township was in
OwOssO Friday. Mr.. Harris is one of the
able citizens of that township, a stalwart
Republican,, who hates the liquor DONNA
ton and stands ready to assist in any move
ment that will lessen its power.
Stanley L. Turner, of ROscommOn, was in
Owosso, Tuesday, and spent some time i'm
The TIMES office, chatting over the political
forecast of this State. Mr.. Turner says
that Michigan will be i'm line for the Repub-
lcan party for about 10000 majority this
year.
JnO. Brooks leaves the employ of w. S.
Eunt, tomorrow, and goes to MuskegOn next
week to take position with large grocery
and commission house. With many others
we regret to see Mr.. Brooks leave the city,
as he is one of the kind of citizens we need.
His family will remain here for the present.