The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-07-22
Personal Mention.

d. nj. WOOD passed sunday III the city.
Mrs. b. Hansman is visiting in Detroit.
A. j. VanEpps spent Sunday in jackson.
Miss Mary Henderson is visiting in Grand
Rapids.
Miss Kate Haarer is spending the week in
Detroit
Geo. Needham and wife spent Sunday in
Charlotte.
Mrs. w. McAfee is spending the week at
Bay City.
Rev. g. w. Carrick, of Linden, was in the
city Monday.
The Misses Shanafelt left Wednesday for
Bay View.
John McAfee, of Lansing, spent Sunday
in this city.
b. S. Retain was at Lapeer the first of
the week.
Sheriff Pennell, of Clinton Co. was in the
city Tuesday.
j. II. Robbins was in Saginaw on bust
ness Tuesday.
l.. E. Wodard was in Saginaw on bust
ness Monday.
Miss Gertie Lewis is now bookkeeper at
The TINES Office.
G. s. Williams and family are expected
| home next week.
Mrs. Cyrus Reimer returned Tuesday from
| her eastern trip.
Harrison Ankles moved his family to
Detroit, Wednesday.
Miss Alma Richards left the first of the
week for Peoria, Ill.
Miss Ida Bailey left Sunday for a visit
with friends in Toledo. E9f
DIR. Mccormick returned home Tuesday
from his visit in Canada.
John Connolly, of Detroit, is visiting his
parents south of the city.
Mamie and Fred Lewis 20 to Saginaw
to he gone several weeks.
friends near Port Huron.
Miss Kittie Phillips, of Bancroft, spent
Sunday at G. Lawrence's.
}. 5. Hoyt of Saginaw, spent his vacation
with his family this week.
Fred Lawrence is spending his vacation
III DctIOiI anu TOTt huron.
E. FL. Ashley, of Detroit, visited FIJI.
Banister the first of the week.
Miss Georgia Russell, of Jackson, is the
guest of her uncle, s. Russell. !
Mrs. Will May has been called to st. Johns
by the severe illness of her mother.
Ami Nelson leaves to-day for two
weeks visit in Northern Michigan.
Mrs. Ed. Webb and son will spend the
remainder of the summer at Bay View.
Misses Bertha Patterson and Minnie
Finch are visiting in Holly and Pontiac.
Chas. Rubekan and family left Tuesday
for Cleavland o. to visit Mr.. RS parents.
c. b. Radford and c. W. Starr attended
the races in Detroit the first of the week.
Miss Maud Gates left Saturday for
months visit with her sister in MuskegOn.
j. A. Gibson has been visiting at his
home in Brownsville, Ontario for the past
week.
The alternate candidate for the naval
cadetshlp will be Edward Carmody, of
Rush.
Geo. Steeds has returned from Saginaw
where he has been at work finishing
church.
E. p. Byerly has been at Detroit during
the week attending to business and watch
ing the races.
ID. NJ Foley, train dispatcher on the II.
Il A. A. is spending his vacation in Ann
ArbOr and Toledo
ID. Farris and wife, of Lawrence, VanBu-
rem Co., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Halliday
the first of the week.
Fred Marvin, of Durand, has been trans
ferred to Owosso by the ID. d NJ. and is now
ticket clerk at the depot.
Harry Newton and Miss Lulu u0l-
land, OF Saginaw, were guests at VIM.
Broad's over Sunday.
Mrs. b. Brewer and daughters Marie
and Erma have gone to Madison, Wis, for
the rest of the summer.
Jos. Greer has purchased and moved into
the house recently erected by VIM. Howell,
corner of Main and Hickory streets.
Dr. A. G. Stanard has been appointed one
of the instructors at the New York Post
Graduate Medical School and Hospital.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Whipple, a
daughter, Sunday, July 18th. Mr.. w. has
worn an unusually large smile ever since.
L. C.. Beal. of the Globe Furniture Co.,
was in the city Monday to take the order for
new pews to be placed i'm the Episcopal
church.
G.. II. Wilson, car checker at the ID. q M.
attempted to couple two cars Friday evening
and as a result has broken thsmb and two
fingers.
The children and grandchildren, of Mrs.
j. b. VanDoren assembled at her home
Wednesday to celebrate her eighty-ffth
birthday.
w. Klouse will move his barber shop to
the store on Main st. soon to be vacated by
Murray IL Terbush. He says he is going to
make 1t a shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Connor were called to
| Superior Washtenaw county last week to
attend the funeral of John Merell, Mrs.
ConnOr's brother
Mrs. Geo. Monroe, of John ST. left on
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