The times., 1892-10-28
Personal Mention.

K. p. Byerly was i'm Saginaw Wednesday.
Prof Austin was in Ann Arbor over Sun
day.
w. nj. Fitzpatrick was in Detroit yester-
day.
Alfred Martin returned from California,
Tuesday.
John Tilotson was home from Ann Ar
bor, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Cheney spent Sunday
at Williamson.
Mrs. Fred Storrer and daughter are visit
ing in Fenton.
Mrs. Hugh Hunter, of Durand, spent
Sunday in this city.
Mrs. ID. w. Sharts has returned home
from her visit in Iowa.
G. ii. Thomas and wife have removed to
their farm in Bennington.
Geo. Hansman and wife, of Detroit, are
spending the week in OwossO.
Mrs. He. Loomis. of Lansing. spent Sun
day at the home of Chas. Morton.
Misses Ferry and Shattuck leave next
week for Mass. to spend the winter.
M. r. Osburn will be home from Wash
ingtOn next week to remain 10 days.
George Carpenter spent the first of the
week in the northern part OF the State.
Miss Lena Doolittle left yesterday for
weeks visit with friends in Ann ArbOr.
Miss Helen Shanafelt takes the position
at the casket factory vacated by Miss Deal.
Miss Emma Gleason, of Lyons, was the
guest of Miss Nellie Brown the first of the
week.
Geo. T.. Robinson and family, of Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., are visiting at Geo. f. Rob-
insOn's.
The Misses Dickson, of Howell, are
visiting at the home of X. Phillips, East
King st.
Mrs. H. N. and Miss Ettie Williams are
spending the week with Dr. Phelps and
family in Lansing.
Married, by Rev. E. b. Bancroft Oh
Wednesday, J.. d. Foster and Miss Sarah
Dennison, both of OwOssO.
Mrs. Dr. Perkins is at Detroit attending
the national meeting of the w. b. M. L. OF
the Congregational church.
Fred Sheldon. of Vernon. has been ap-
pointed to position in the law department
of the Michigan University.
Mrs. Geo. Carpenter received telegram
the first of the week from Ohio announcing
the death of her only sister.
Eugene Bentley returned home Tuesday
after an extended trip in the west ih the
interest of the OwOsso Tool Co.
j. w. Parker an old employee of the L. q
A. A. left this week for Kansas City, Mo-,
to accept better position in shops there.
Chas. A. Towne is doing fine work for
the republicans in Minnesota. Heis regard
ed as one of the best orators in the State.
Lieut.. Bradley, of Co. 3 of N. Y. State
Troops, attended the open exercises of the
Worlds Fair at Chicago with Co. of this
city.
DR.. Peterson was at Flint, Friday, to at
tend the funeral of an uncle, Alonzo TOrrey,
one of the Oldest and most respected citizens
of that place.
Miss Kate Haarer leaves soon for CalifOr-
MIA to spend the winter. She will spend
the remainder of the year travelling through
the west and south.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, the well known and
popular campaign speaker, is in the city to-
day. Mrs. Foster was for years one of the
leaders of the W. G. Il. U.
Rev. Kingsley and wife, of Albion n. Y,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Bentley. Mr.. Kingsley occupied the Bap-
tist pulpit Sunday morning.
Mrs. c. j. TOwne, of Lansing, has been
dangerously sick at Minneapolis, where she
bad gone on visit Mrs. p. M. ROwell is
in receipt of letter saying she is slowly i'm
proving.
John Cardwell has been promoted to stem
Ographer and typewriter for chief clerk in
car service department of the T., A. A. u
n. M. Ry. Dub Tick has also been pro-
NOTED to foreign record clerk.
Fred IL. Clark left Tuesday for Kansas
City, Missouri, to accept the position of first
assistant secretary of the Y. M. G. A. in that
city. We believe Fred will fill the place to
the satisfaction of all concerned.
Gen. r. A. Alger was in the city couple
of hours yesterday, enroute from Saginaw to
st. Johns where he addressed the republi
cans last night. To representative of
The TIMES, the Gen. expressed his entire
satisfaction with the out look both in Mich
igan and the Nation for the republicans.
He said full vote means a sweeping victory
for our State ticket.