The times., 1892-02-26

Mac Walker was In the city Wednesday.
DIR. Hall is in Detroit this week on busi-
ness.
DIR. B. S. Knapp and wife were in De-
troit, Tuesday.
Rev. Farnum filed the Baptist pulpit last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Gould were in De-
troit, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Guy II. Lemon. of the Labadie Com
bination, Is home for brief visit.
Will Weidman and Miss Henrietta Shep-
ard were at Ann ArbOr, Monday.
Rev. Father Doman, of ST. Pauls church,
has been sick, but is convalescent.
Mrs. Daniel Lester, of Lansing, is the
guest OF her brother, Clinton Loop.
Geo. w. Owen returned Wednesday morn
ing from Eldora, with his son Frank.
I. 0. Christian spent Sunday in Lansing.
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Donsereaux.
| w. A. Woodland attended the Cleveland
reception at Detroit, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ed. Davis, of Lansing, is the guest
OF her brother, Sam Russell this week.
Mrs. P. DeArmor, of Kansas City. was
the guest of Owosso relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson. of New York.
were the guests of N. Roseboom, Sunday.
Fred III. Peterson has returned from De-
troit. He is somewhat improved i'm health.
Miss Myrtle Perkins, who has been spend
ing the winter at Toledo, has returned
home.
Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt, rector of the
episcopal church, is expected here next
Tuesday with his family.
Col. Byerly was in Detroit Monday and
Tuesday, attending the Cleveland reception
with the Governors staff.
M. X. Osburn goes to Fort Sheridan, near
Chicago, next week, for his final examina-
ti0n before entering West Point.
Miss Nellie Thomas, who has spent the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hunt. will
leave for her home in South Dakota next
week.
Mrs. A. G. Heaney, of Owosso, has gone
to New York, where she will be member
of the Salvation Army Headquarters, Is
Reid ST.
II. II. Frost principal of the West Bay
City High School, was in Owosso Sunday
and Monday, visiting the city schools on
the latter day.
Prof. Essery has been compelled on ac-
count OF Ill health to resign as principal of
the high school. Supt. Simmons is i'm Ann
Arbor looking for a successor.
p. HadselI of Byron, was in the citv
Tuesday, having just returned from Penn
sylvania, where he and Mrs. Hadsel had
been called by the death of the latter's sister
and sickness of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Labadie came home
this week and will remain until after Lent.
After that time they will again travel, play
ing some OF the plays that have given them
a wide reputation.
f. III. Gould and f. o. Dewey attended
the Michigan Club banquet at Detroit, Mon
day evening. The attendance was the larg-
est in the history of the club and the re-
sponses to the toasts never better.
Jessie Parmenter, former well known
Shiawassee county man, is now in Wabash,
Indiana, and at the recent Republican con-
vention was chairman of that body. Mr.
Parmenter said that he had learned that an
increase in the number of divorce cases had
been charged to the Mckinley bill
The Keystone in a finely written article
concerning the firm of Mead & Co., Chicago,
and its employees says of former Owosso
boy: MOreau r. Peck is native of New
York, has been with the firm six years as
bOokkeeper, having started as ofce-boy.
They tell an interesting story of Mr.. Peck
and his early connection with the business
1t is said that the firm had occasion to take
possession of small stock at Owosso, Mich
igan, in payment of debt. representa-
tive of the firm went to Owosso and took the
stock, which included young Peck; he was
billed, receipted for, and is at present one of
the most available and best assets of the
firm.
The z. o. 2. M. Will Dedicate.