The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
Personal Mention.

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A. ID. Whipple spent Sunday at Battl,
Creek.
j.. J. Purvis is visiting his brothers nea
Burton.
G. S. Ensmlnger returned Saturday from
Indiana.
Frank Marshall, of Saginaw, was in town
yesterday.
A. L. Homer, of Chesaning, was in the
city, Tuesday.
w. l.. Sullivan, of Lansing, was In the
city yesterday.
IL. w. Holman will start out OH the road
again next week.
l.. +. Woodland has been in Cincinnati on
business this week.
f. ii. Banister spent sunday i'm Ann Ar
Dor with his parents.
Chas. ii. Parker and two sons returned
10 MuskegOn, Monday.
Rev. J. W. Smith, of Asbury chapel. has
returned from Toronto.
Mrs. K. e. Lohnes leaves for Saginaw.
tomorrow, to visit for month.
Mrs. N. A. Finch was called to Holly, Oh
Tuesday by the sickness of her sister.
G. +. Haight and Prof. Balch expect to
attend the Y. Nj. q. A. conference at Alma
Cyrel Drown, of Pennsylvania, is in the
city, called here by the death of his mother.
Mrs. A. s. Bliss has gone on visit to
her father, Joseph Reimer, Rochester, Mich.
A. M. Hume has been in Detroit this
week attending the grand lodge +. & A. M.
g. j. Towne and wife, of Lansing, arr in
the city, called here by the sickness of r.
N. ROwell.
Mr.. Higginbotbam, one of the architects
Of the Congregational church, was in the
city Monday.
Mr.. G. G. Turner, of Muskegon, is visit
ing III Owosso while Mr.. Turner is at Ash
land, Wis, on business.
Col. Byerly has been named as one of the
committee to conduct the examination for
the West Point cadetship.
Mrs. II. s. Morton went to Ann Arbor,
TUESDAY morning, to have a tumor removed,
at the University hospital.
Miss Maggie Halsey, teacher in the fourth
ward school, is quite seriously sick. Miss
Enle Manning has charge of her room.
Mrs. Eta Marden left Wednesday fol-
Auourndale, Mass, to take charge of mis-
sionary home connected with college al
that place.
Scarlet fever has interfered with the
grinding OF the educational mill in Oakley,
and Principal Hopkins takes vacation and
works for the Detroit Free Press
II. ID. Lyon has had his travelling terri
tory increased and now finds it impossible
to get home oftener than once in two weeks.
with his added work comes nice increase
in salary.
+. A. Fox. who will be remembered as
one OF the most successful teachers in Shia-
wassee county, Is now in Manistlque, Mich
igan, ana q registered pharmacist, having
charge OF drug store there.
Fred Osburn was summoned to Marquette.
Sunday, by dispatch announcing the sick
ness OF his brother, Hon. &. Y. Osburn, who
llad an attack OF hem0rrhage of the stomach
Dispatches received since say that lie is
better.
Nh' ASauhSUciI. vi tne nrm or McArdle
81 Sinclair, in New Orleans, writes that the
south Is having very cold weather and that
New Orleans recently experienced a snow
storm. Business is Frightening up and pros
poets are good for the coming year.
The state board of education has honored
the following residents of this county with
appointments as visitors to the colleges
named: Adrian, Supt. j. w. Simmons;
Michigan Female Seminary. Mrs. l.. f..
Gould; German-American Seminary, II. K.
White; Spring Arbor, L. M. Hopkins.
The many friends of Miss MolIie Dady,
OF Cadillac, gathered at the home of her
uncle, Nj. Griffith, on Stewart street Jan.
~, and gave her complete surprise. Music
FOR the evening was rendered by harp and
violin and after bOunteous supper the
guests returned to their homes, wishing her
many happy returns to Owosso.
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