The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-04-22
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Tod Kincaid was i'm Ann Arbor Monday.
I'll. w. Parker Is clerking for G. G. Duff.
Paul M. Roth was in Lansing, Wednes-
day.
F. ii. Banister was in Detroit on business
Monday.
w. Fl. Brooks spent Sunday at his home
in Flint.
Carl Putt is acting as cashier at the M. c.
depot.
e. f. Dudley left Monday evening for
Boston, on business.
Willis Miller, of the Chesaning Argus was
in Owosso Saturday.
Miss Villa Allen spent Sunday at her
home in Birmingham.
Warren Woodward was in Detroit on
business Tuesday and Wednesday.
III. b. Gates has so far recovered from his
injury as to be able to get down town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Ro encrans, of Sag
NAV, were in the city the first of the week.
Miss Gertie and Fanny Hutchings, of
Bancroft, spent Saturday with Owosso
friends.
M. r. Osburn left yesterday morning for
Washington to begin his work in the census
department.
Miss Lillian Hutchens, of Bancroft. was
the guest of Miss Strickland, West Owosso,
last week.
Fl. Frieseke has been in Ohio this week
purchasing new machinery for the brick
business.
Geo. T. Mason has returned from Detroit
where he has been serving OH the jury in
the U. S. courts.
Thomas M. Wiley has been elected Junior
Vice Commander of the G. A. r. of the
department of Michigan.
Assistant state bank examiner Sunderlin.
in the course of his rounds in this state,
visited OwOsso, Tuesday.
W. E. Higginbotham, of Detroit, was in
the city Wednesday inspecting the work of
the Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ingersoll, spent
Easter Sunday at the farm home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Lemon near Bancroft.
MISC MAUI UdleS dSSlSUeu inc lduleS or
the Congregational church, Ovid, in an ex-
perience social Wednesday evening.
: Mr.. K. F. Brown, who was here to set up
the nj. K. pipe organ, finished his work
Monday and returned to Westfeld. Mass.
Walter Upham has served his connection
with the firm of Murray e. Terbush and
accepted place as clerk in the post office.
Ex-Superintenden of Public Instruction
Estabrook will deliver the baccalauerate ad-
dress to the OwOssO high school seniors in
June.
c. A. Conner is on the road this week
looking up the ice cream trade. Prospects
are bright for big trade-if the weather is
good.
II. NJ. Clarke, state secretary of the Y.
M. G. A., was in the city Friday comforting
with the board of directors of the local assO-
citation.
p. Lovett, for eleven years past employed
by Lawrence IL Son to deliver goods, has
accepted a similar position with F. II.
Banister.
Supervisor johnson has finally received
an appointment in the agricultural depart
ment at Washington and will begin work as
soon as he finishes the assessment Venice.
The following persons left on Tuesday
for Ann Arb0r to attend the State G. A. r.
encampment: L. NJ. Wiley, j. Frieseke, M.
c. Dawes, o. F. Webster, G. S. Gilbert, S.
A. Crane, A. j. Patterson. To attend the
w. r. q. meeting: Mrs. Il. M. Wiley, Mrs.
G. T. Bennett.
Lansing Republican: Prof Cook of the
agricultural college, professor of zoology.
has notified President Clute that this will be
his last year at the Michigan institution.
He has been rendered position a. Pomona
college. near Los Angeles, COL, of which
his brother-in-law is president, and expects
to accept.
The board of supervisors paid high
compliment to Morris Osburn, of this city
by electing him chairman of the board of
supervisors, giving him 10 of the % votes
cast. Mr. o. made a very happy speech on
assuming the chair, and thanked the board
heartily for the honor. 1t is said that this is
the first time in twenty-one years that the
chairman has been a resident of Owosso.