The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-03-11
Personal Mention.
f. Ii. Gould is in Chicago.

f. III. Gould is i'm Chicago.
Aid. j. Frieseke is quite sick.
5. e. Parkill is i'm Detroit to-day.
q. Mahaney was in Detroit, Wednesday.
j. w. Jordan was in Jackson, Thursday.
j. Ill. Calkins has been at home most of
the week.
j. N. Mcbride was in Detroit on business
Wednesday.
Col: Dean, of the gas works, was in the
city, Tuesday.
Mrs. Jno Roper, of Tennessee, is visiting
at Albert TOdds.
Gibson. the Byron merchant, was in
Owosso, Tuesday.
+. M. Rowell is gaining steadily and
hopes soon to get about.
p. b. and Henry Beswick are visiting
friends near Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Needham visited in
Charlotte the first of the week.
Arthur Curry and wife, of Fenton, have
been guests of l. &. Curry this week.
Rev. Roosevelt will hold his first service
next Sunday in Christ church, Owosso
Rev. e. b. Bancroft attended the funeral
OF Rev. j. 5. Smart, at Flint, last week.
Mrs. ID. w. Waters goes to Detroit next
week, to remain until her mother returns.
Mrs. j. Bayer, of OwOssO, is secretary
elect of the Baptist missionary association.
j. j. Purves was in the city Wednesday.
At present he is visiting his brother at st.
Johns.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mrs,
Eudora Munson, of this city, and j. M. Bry-
son, of Ovid, Wednesday, March Is, at
Ovid.
Walter De Forest lost three fingers on his
left hand Monday by getting them into
joiner at the Estey factory. Drs. Phippen
and Arnold dressed the wound.
Herman Cute, of Peoria, ILL.,, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Turner, of Muskegon, John,
Fred and Jacob Cute, of Grand Rapids, at
tended the funeral of Albert Cute, Sunday.
w. E. Higginbothan, of Detroit, was in
the city Monday inspecting work on the
Congregational church and consulting con-
tractors relative to the plans of Jas. Osburn's
new house.
Thos. Hurst, railroad yard master at
Danyille, ILL.,, was in Owosso, Wednesday,
visiting his mother. Mr.. Hurst was former
ly CONNECTED with the Ann ArbOr road at
this place.
Aid. Geo. Robinson has been appointed
railway weighing clerk by the Postmaster
General. His work will take 80 days time.
The run is between Saginaw and Howard
City, on the d., l.. Il N. Ry.
Masters Chas Rose and and Emery Simp-
son, of Burton, visited THE TIMES office
Saturday forenoon and i'm the afternoon
were at the Central school building, where
they will be pupils next autumn.
Prof. Essery and family have gone to
YeddO st. Clair county. Before he left a
High school delegation paid their compli-
ments to Mr.. Essery in the way of surprise
party, and left fine album as souvenir.
Supt. f. f. Converse taught one year as
principal of the Pontiac schools at salary
of 5000. The next year he was made super
intendent at salary of $1,000 and last Mon
day the school board unanimously re- elected
him at salary of $1,000 for the ensuing
year.
President Parkill and Jas. n. Mcbride
were in st. Johns last Saturday i'm the in
terest of the Shiawassee Co. Agricultural
Society President Swigart and Secretary
Bross, of the Clinton Co. Association, are
gentlemen with whom it is a pleasure to do
business.
St Johns News: Campbell G. Gregory,
accompanied by his wife and mother, all of
Owosso, attended party given at his home
by Andrew Durl<ee, of this village. 1t was
celebration of his fortieth birthday ami
verSary on March LIST. The house was filled
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. s. w. Blain, of Grand Rapids, Past
Chief Templar of Michigan who has been
occurring throughout Virginia in the interest
pf Good Templarsm, was the guest of Miss
frankie Black, of Bennington, the first of
{he weeS, while on his way to Montana.
pr. Ii. goes west to fill six months engage
nent.
h Among the law students now studying i'm
4hlawassee county, few have more brilliant
prospects than Gus. Friegel now studying
Nv IN the Office of A. Chandler, COrunna.
T. Friegel comes of strong German parent
oge, and has the industry and exactness of
mat nationality, and when it comes to poll
tlcs, there are few more active Republicans
than Gus Friegel.