The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-12-09
Personal:

isaac Orawioru was III the city yesterday.
Fred Simmons is on the sick list this
week.
John Wood, of Saginaw, spent Sunday in
the city.
Ed. Brodell, of Detroit, is visiting at l..
4. Woodlands.
Bert Eye commenced working for Muir
ray d Terbush this week.
| Will Lawrence has secured situation
with the Electric Light Co.
Miss Kate Farrell, of the Junction House,
| is visiting at Grand Rapids.
Rev. b. f. Matrau was the guest of G. s..
Williams while in the city.
Frank Lawrence, travelling for Lee &
Cady, spent Sunday in Owosso.
John Davidson has secured position as
car checker in the T. & A. yards.
Mrs. Nancy Gould will go to Chicago
next week to remain for some time.
Miss Lulu Ellsworth, of Greenville, is
visiting Mrs. III. ID. Lyon, Water st.
VIM. Hoyt, of Plymouth. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Deckert the first of the week.
DIR. JOpling did not go to Dakota, having
received word which changed his plans.
Harry Comstock, of Detroit, is spending
few days with his parents in this city.
Miss A da Morse, of Port Huron, is visit
ing her cousin Nette Matlock, of this city,
J. B.Hnman, of Caledonia, who has been
| on tile sick list for some time is on the gain.
Mrs. f. Ii. Clark will leave for Kansas
City, Mo-, next week, to join her husband.
Jas. Clark and Eugene Parker attended
the wedding of DR.. Hitler, in Flint, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Well G. Robertson, of Grand
Rapids, visited i'm Owosso the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bentley entertained
company of friends at their home on Tues
day evening.
A. l.. Mann, ticket agent at the juno
ton, returned from a two weeks vacation
early this week.
Asa Carpenter, of the electric light
works, returned Tuesday from visit in
Lavonia, n. Y.
A. w. Holmes. of Ann ArbOr, spent
Sunday with his brother-in-law Geo. Devel-
eauX, of this city.
Mrs. E. c. Squier returned home Monday
night from six weeks visit in various
parts of the state
Mrs. Sweegle, of st. Johns, stopped
over in OwossO few hours Wednesday on
her way to Chesaning.
Frank Mullikan. one of Sharp's telegraph
pupils, was given position at Davisburg on
the ID. Il M. this week.
Mrs. G. l.. Taylor was quite sick for sew
eral days last week and the first of this.
She is now improving.
s. ii. Opdyke and wife left for Denver,
Monday evening, to remain during the win
ter, hoping to benefit Mrs. Opdyke's health.
Sam j. North, former clerk at Parkill
& Sons. now a resident of Bay City, shook
hands with old friends i'm OwOsso, Wednes-
day.
Fed Walton, an employee of the Reporter
for year past. left Monday to accept a
position at Port Huron i'm one of the large
Offices there.
The Misses Susie Little and Nora Brewer
were in Greenville, Wednesday and Thurs
day. attending the state convention, of the
Y. w. G. Il. u.
Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick is at Bay City at
tending meeting of the state league of
saving and loan associations He will
read paper today on the subject "Inter-
est and Usury."
John Brooks has returned from Muskegon,
where he has been employed for year
past and, has entered the employ of
w. s. Hunt. We are pleased to see this
popular salesman again located i'm OwossO.
Mrs. G. p. Curtiss. Mrs. G. Haight and
Rev. e. l.. Little attended a meeting of the
Shiawassee Baptist Missionary Circle at
Chesaning Wednesday. Rev. Little also
attended the board meeting at Durand yes
terday.
Mr.. Clark, the popular secretary of the
Home Market Club at Boston. and editor of
the Home Market Bulletin, said recently to
Miss Mason, one of the young ladies of
Wellesley College, speaking of the recent
speech of Geo. M. Dewey before the STU
dents of that college on the history of pro-
lection, that "Mr. Dewey was undoubtedly
the ablest and finest lecturer OH the tariff in
the United States"