The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-09-02
Personal Mention.


Miss Meta Gould has returned from
Chicago.
Secretary Campbell is expected home
Tuesday.
j. e. Turner, of Muskegon, was in the
city Tuesday.
c. c. DeCamp, of Durand, was in the
city Tuesday.
G. G. Adams, of Fort Wayne, is visiting
p. p. Hartman.
Mrs. DR.. Crum and children are visiting
at Hubbardston.
Miss Blanche Stanley returned to Flint
Monday evening.
Mrs. Cora Hudson leaves tomorrow for
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. W. 8. Gould, of Chicago, is visiting
at Mrs. N. Gould's.
Miss Lena Doolittle spent Sunday with
friends in St. Johns.
Miss Minnie Sullivan has been visiting
In Detroit this week.
G. M. Perkins and family, of Denver, are
visiting Mrs. l. Merell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Kerwin are spending
the week at Frankfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle have returned
from their eastern trip.
Miss Orpha Konkle, of Grand RAPIDS. is
visiting at T. M. Wiley's.
VIM. Harris and wife returned Saturday
from their visit in Canada.
Miss Abbott, of Union Springs, N. Y, is
visiting at DR.. Peterson's.
Miss Grace White and brother Geo. are
visiting relatives in Howell.
Miss Maggie Mcclure will teach in the
schools at MOrenci this year.
f. A. Miner and wife, of Fowleryille,
spent Sunday with S. s. Miner.
j. d. Evans has been very sick all the
week, being confined to his bed.
Mrs. E. A. Todd, Lizzie and Grace Todd
are spending the week in Toledo.
Misses Grace and Marion Brown have
returned to their home in Detroit.
Mrs. T. VanLoon and daughter, of De-
troit, are visiting Mrs. VIM. Harris.
W. II. OdCOUo, TIC ucXt SDtTlII OI O0ldWdS-
see county, was in the city Tuesday.
Roger Sherman and G. II. Fellows, of
Bancroft, were In the city Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Hilton, of Manistee, is Wis
iting Miss Grace Mershon of this city.
Percy Edwards left yesterday for Traverse
City, to be gone until next Wednesday.
Miss Grace Dewey leaves Monday for
Wellesley College to finish her studies.
Miss Hattie Evans came home Wednes-
day evening on account of her fathers sick
ness.
Robert IngersOll is visiting brother in
Detroit and attending the Maccabee encamp-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Honnecker returned
yesterday from visit with friends at Yer
mOntville.
Miss Gertrude Wells left Tuesday evening
for a visit with relatives in Buffalo and
Elmira, N. Y.
The Misses Lydia and Lottie Brumm
leave for Chicago tomorrow, where they
will teach school.
Miss Eva Marshall. of P0tterville is visit
ing her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. j. +.
Terrell of this city.
G. MaEaney leaves for New York to-
morrow to buy goods. He will stop at West
Point to visit his son.
Mrs. ID. b. Swayze, of Orion, and Mrs.
Albert Jones, of Detroit, are visiting at K.
j. Cheney's this week.
Mrs. r. Ingersoll is enjoying visit from
her brother and sister, Minnie and Percy
Gould, of Lapeer county.
Mrs. c. c. Fitch and daughter returned
to Mason, Wednesday. They have been
guests of Mrs. q. Sackrider for several
weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Trask and daughters, Misses
Anna and Helen, of Alpena, have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Trask, on Mason
street this week.
Miss Fairchild returns to Saginaw, Mon
day, to teach until Oct. 1st when she will
leave for California to enter the Leland
Stanford University.
Mrs. Robert Gemmell and daughter, who
have spent the summer in Scotland, have
sailed for home on the steamer City of Rome.
They will arrive in OwOsso, Thursday next.
Rev. Fred S. Retain and wife are visiting
relatives and friends in this city. Mr.. Re-
tan has accepted call to the pastOrate of
the First Baptistchurch at Niles, and will
begin his labOrs Oct.2d.
Hon. j. w. Turner was in Detroit, Tues
day. Mr.. Turner stands decidedly good
chance to be appointed circuit Judge in case
Judge Newton is appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by Judge Morse's resignation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Labadie left Satur-
day evening to join their company at Chel-
sea. The roster for the present season is Mr..
Labadie, Miss Rowell, Miss Hayner, Miss
Noteman, Mr.. Highly, Mr.. Weaver Mr..
Dwyer and Mr. Simonds. G. w. Gamble,
r. p. jeanette, agent.
We clip the following from the Grand
Rapids Democrat of August 2Sth: ''The
first pupils piano recital of the season was
given by ID. r. Kimberly last Monday even
ing at the residence Of Albert ii. Morehead,
when Miss Edith Wykes, of Owosso, played
a program of nine numbers entirely without
notes. The lady played with expression
and showed excellent training in a good
command of technical difficulties; ''humor-
esque" op. "a. by Mcdowell, "Chopin"
nOcturne and the sparkljnp execution of