The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-08-19
Personal Mention.
Dudley Taylor is visiting in the city.

MISS Christine ellison Is visiting In Fen
ton.
G. r. Lyon is at Frankfort for weeks
stay.
Mrs. Chas. Allen leaves today for Pine
Lake.
Miss Anna Bennett is visiting Muskegon
friends.
Miss Lena Martin is visiting friends in
Detroit.
Mr.. b. Knox, of Clare, is visiting friends
in the city.
Miss Edith Phelps returned to Lansing,
Tuesday.
Miss Hersey. of Buffalo, is visiting at G.
X: Blacks.
Dr. Milligan is at his former home in
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. f. X. Ingersoll of Bedding, is visit
ing in the city.
Mayor Gould and wife returned home on
Monday evening.
Mrs. II. d. Lyon has gone to Greenville,
to spend week
Miss Kate Caswell, of Detroit, is visiting
friends in the city.
Lester Barnes, of Fowlervile, visited in
the city yesterday.
Fred Lyon and wife are visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter are spending
the week in Detroit.
Charles Wallace, of Saginaw, E. S., was
in the city Saturday.
Geo. T. Campbell left this morning for
the State encampment.
Miss Mile Ridenour, of st. Johns, is
visiting friends in the city.
ii. p. Burdick, of Saginaw, was in the
city Monday on business.
The Misses Mead, of Saginaw, are visit
ing at Mrs. f. g. Mead's.
Mrs. +. III. Watson and children returned
from Jackson, Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Lord, of Byron, was the guest
of Owosso friends last week.
Supt Simmons will conduct a teachers in
sttute at st. Johns next week.
Arthur Miller, of Grand Rapids, visited
friends in OwOsso the first of the week.
MIS-. II. n, lOuu anu MIS-. %. ID. WHtelcr
are visiting Mrs. M. Bartlett in Lansing.
Geo. NJ. Dewey, jr., visited friends in
Lansing, Wednesday, and took in the races.
Miss Edna Spaulding, of st. Johns, was
the guest of Miss Gertrude White, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. 9. E. Wyant and son and Miss
Myrtle Perkins leave today to visit friends
at Bath.
A. Nj. Bentley was in Jackson yesterday
attending meeting of scythe snath manu-
facterers.
Mrs. Lizzie Otis and children, of Hudson,
Wis, are visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. Com
stock.
Miss Nellie Brown, of The TINES force, is
spending the week at Lyons, her former
home.
Secretary Geo. T. Campbell leaves Mon
day for Pittsburg, KS, to be gone about
two weeks.
G. K. Lovett has recovered from his sick
ness SD that he is able to be out. Mrs. Low
EFT is slowly improving.
Miss Mamie Lewis has returned from
Saginaw accompanied by Misses Grace and
Mamie Brown, of Detroit.
Jas. Turnbell has removed to Frankfort
| to take charge of the work of building a
| large pier for the L. q A. A. Ry.
| Mrs. S. A. Yale, of Rochester, n. Y,
Mrs. Robt Wilcox and daugh ter, of Orion,
are visiting Mrs. M. ID. Corey.
j. A. Carpenter, who has been the guest
| of his brother Fred for the past month, has
returned to his home at Calumet.
DR.. Phippen and Frank E. Brooks ex-
pect to leave Monday for Kansas City to at
Married, Aug. IS, by Rev. e. l.. Little,
at the parsonage, Mr.. Edwin G. Glover, of
Lansing, and Miss Grace Smoke, of this city.
Chas. Beebe and wife, Miss Blanche STAN
ley, Mr. and Mrs. T Gadola, Miss Hannah
Doyle and Miss Stanard left Wednesday for
| Frankfort.
Sam'l Lowery, our valued ''devil", was at
| Toledo the first of the week to see his
brother who had his arm crushed few
weeks ago.
Thomas Griffith, of Detroit, is visiting his
parents in this city. A number of his young
| friends gave him complete surprise Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. Holland, representing the firm of
Hook Il Hastings, Boston, is in the city set
! ting up the pipe organ in the Congregation
| al church. The work will require about three
weeks time.
Mrs. Ruth Gates and Mrs. Mary Barthol-
omew were called to Grayling, Friday even
ing, by dispatch announcing that their
brother. G. w. Love, had suffered third
stroke of paralysis. But little hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery.
Messrs Chapman, Hopkins, Chapman and
Green, of Chesaning, were in the city Mon
day consulting our local fair managers rela-
tive to fair working and looking over the
buildings on the grounds. The dates an
nounced for their fair are Sept. 1922.
A Big Drain.
County drain commissioner Geo. T. Mas
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