The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-10-14
Personal Mention.

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j. j. Carscadden has removed to Flint.
Miss Nina Cooper is visiting friends in
Ovid.
C. A. Baird of Holly was in the city
Tuesday.
Aid. Lamfrom was in Cleveland The first
of the week.
Hon. M. K. Rumsey, of Leslie, was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Daniels is employed at ID. M.
Christians as clerk.
Postmaster Westcott, of Vernon, was i'm
the city, Thursday.
Harry Osborn, of Chicago, is spending
the week in this city.
Hon. p. II. Colgrove, of Hastings, was a
guest OF we editor Tuesday.
DIR. Fred Todd, of Toledo spent Sunday
with his parents in the city.
j. ID. Evans was able to ride out for the
hrst time yesterday afternoon.
Pres. Bruske, of Alma College was the
guest OF W. s. Hunt, Tuesday.
Rev. j. R. Reitzel and W. S. Hunt were
at Linden fishing on Wednesday:
r. P. Kingman, vice. president of the City
Bank Battle Creek, was In the city Tues
day.
II. Z. Chapman fell from an apple tree
Tuesday. breaking his left arm and other
wise injuring him.
M. Miner has purchased an interest In
the Owosso Tool Co. and will return to
OwOssO to reside.
5. E. Parkill will probably attend he
dedlcat0ry exercises of the Worlds Fair
buildings next week.
DR.. G. Mccormick represented Oriental
encampment l. D. o. f. at the grana en-
campment held in Flint this week.
G. L. Bennett and Martin Cute will rep
resent OwOssO lodge l. o. o. F. at the grand
lodge to be held in Detroit next week.
E. Wykes, D. & M. agent, leaves Satur-
day for a vacation of two or three weeks.
He will visit in Grand RAPIDS and Grand
Haven.
E. E. Lohnes has returned to Owosso and
entered the employ of ID. M. Christian as a
salesman. His family will remain i'm Sagi-
nav few weeks.
Fred Grove and wife have returned from
Sault st Marie and will again become res
idents of Owosso. Fred will go on the road
representing an eastern shoe house.
Rev. j. r. Reitzel attended the meeting of
the Central Michigan Congregational Insti-
tute at Lansing on Monday. At the cleo
ton OF officers he was chosen president.
Ex-Gov. Luce was the guest of Stanley
Parkill, Monday. The Coy. says the out
look for republican success is magnificent
that Michigan is all right. He thinks no
better man could be sent to the State Senate
than M. f. Rumsey.
Mrs. c. w. Loring and two children and
Mrs. G. X. Lyon had narrow escape from
fatal accident on Tuesday afternoon
while driving on Oliver street. A team
hitched to lumber wagon was whipped up
to prevent some school children from catch
ing on the wagon, became unmanageable
and ran into the carriage. upsetting it and
throwing the occupants out, bruising Mrs.
Lyon up considerably. Fortunately their
horse stopped when spoken to, probably
saving Mrs. LOring's life, as the lines were
wound around her. The buggy was badly
demolished.
The following items from the Flint Globe
OF the 9th inst. relate to the gentleman who
is to be foreman of the new Estey Carriage
Co. MIR. Archer and family have moved
into one of the ComstOck houses on Will
liams street. The Globe says: On Tues
day evening Mr.. George Archer retired
from The superiItendency of the Flint Road
Cart Co. and his fellow workmen presented
him with very handsome gold watch.
The affair was so quietly planned that Mr..
Archer was completely surprised. A
considerable number of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. George Archer, of the first ward,
having learned that they contemplate re-
moving to Owosso, called on them quite un-
tremendously but very cordially and pres
ented them, through Rev. w. L. Farnum,
handsome and costly lamp.