The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-17
Personal Mentions.

terday.
Morris Osburn Is in Chicago on business
this week.
DR.. Cameron visited his family in Ypsi-
lanti, Sunday.
Il. Nj: johnson and wife will spend Sun
day in Lansing.
A. Sowersby, of Ithaca, has remov ed to
Owosso to reside.
G. A. Sharp left last night for a few DAYS
stay In Port Huron.
S. 5. Miner was in Ann Arbor on legal
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Elvlra Modavis, of Orion, is visiting
relatives in the city.
j. JOslin and wife, of Byron. are visiting
at Andrew JacksOns.
Miss Flora Pitts, of Fenton. is visiting
her brother, S. b. Pitts
Ed. Hambin, of Lansing, spent Sunday
and Monday in Owosso.
G. G. Duff visited Mrs. Duff at the Rattle
Creek sanitarium, Sunday.
Lewis Wilkinson, of Gratiot county, called
on George Wn n Tuesday.
e. r. Hutchins, of Chicago, made a brief
visit In Owosso, Saturday.
Miss Stella Patrick, of Ovid, spent Sum
day with Miss Nettie Fairman.
Mrs. Luther Underwood is spending the
week with her parents in Easton.
VIM. Jones. of Utica, N. Y, is visiting
his uncle. j. Fl. Copas, in this city.
Clark V. Gibson left Wednesday morning
for a trip through eastern Canada.
A. d. Whipple is in Nebraska this week
on business for the Savings Bank.
Chas. Ellis Is sick with typhoid fever at
his home In Shiawassee township.
Miss M0ntford, of Blenheim, Ont. IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. l.. Arnold,
Mrs. FL. N. and Miss Elite Williams are
visiting Mrs. l.. K. Phelps In Lansing.
j. b. Wheeler and wife, of Oklahoma
City, are visiting in Owosso and Corunna.
Mrs. s. b. Pitts left yesterday to make a
few days visit in Detroit and Birmingham.
Mrs. John Dean and son, Ray, of Alma,
are spending the week with Mrs. j. s. Hag-
CART.
Mrs. A. Ackley, of Bay City, was in
Owosso Tuesday and Wednesday, visiting
friends.
Prof. f. l.. Griffith, of Hart, was i'm the
city Tuesday to attend the funeral of Willie
Johnson.
Mrs. VIM. Haley, of Jackson, is spending
the week with Mrs. III. N. Human, former
class mate.
Miss Florence Ames, of Fairfield, was the
guest of Mrs. IL. N. Human, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerow were i'm Vernon,
Wednesday. attending the wedding of Mrs.
Gerow's brother.
The Misses Anna Elwell and Myrtle
Wiley attended the Saddler-Scranton we'd
ding In Vernon, Wednesday.
Rev. j. r. Reitzel attended meeting of
of the Central Michigan Congregational in
stitute at Lansing on Monday.
Ed. Briggs, cashier at the d. & M. freight
house, accompanied by his wife. is making
his parents in Webberville, weeks VISIT.
Robert Cheal took advantage of the "
curson rates Wednesday. and visitr, u.,
sister in Grand Rapids.
Chas. Lohnes gave up his position i, ,he
M. G. freight Office Saturday night a,n, IS
succeeded by Frank Birney, of Lansiu
Emery Thomas left Friday for New N,-i-
minister, British Columbia. where hp M.l
spend the winter with his uncle, c. .urrl-
gan.
ID. w. Waters and wife and Miss Irna
Gregory went to Detroit, yesterday, ", -
Mrs. Waters and Miss Gregory will H.,
a few days.
Supt. Simmons attended a meeting 81 ne
Eaton county teachers association at 49,
lOtte on Saturday last, having a part CO., ',
program.
Ippac Rneo rat,rpaA fr Ou,oocn
day evening from Bedding and has CON-
menced work at the M. g. as car checker
and baggage MASTER
Mrs. Chas. Howe, of Linden, attended
the Saddler-Scranton wedding in Vernon
"Wednesday and called on Owosso friends
yesterday and today.
Supt. 0. G. Seelye and family, of Racine.
Wis, reached Owosso Wednesday evening
called by the serious illness Of Mrs. Seelye's
mother, Mrs. Bentley.
Enos Crandall returned Wednesday even
ing from business trip to Saginaw, Fenton,
st. Johns and other points in the interest of
the Groton Bridge & Mfg. Co.
Dr. A. l.. Arnold is entertaining two of
his brothers this week, Loren Arnold, of
Chatham, Ont, and L. L. Arnold, of San
Francisco. He had not seen the latter for
over twenty years.
j. Converse made his brothers i'm Owosso
a short call Wednesday morning, stopping
on his way to his home in Fowervile with
a carload of cattle which he purchased i'm
the northern part Of the state.
Lyman Fairman and family, for many
years residents of OwOsso, will remove to
Detroit next week, where Mr., f. has been
employed for several months. We are sorry
to have the family leave the city.
Supt. Simmons paid a visit to the Char
lotte high school OH Friday afternoon last.
He says he never saw Latin taught i'm as
thorough and comprehensive a manner as
by Prof. e. l.. Mason. The friends of Mr..
Mason are pleased to hear of his success.
A. b. Chapman fell from porch on his
residence Saturday and was picked up in an
unconscious condition. The same day he
had second fall followed by slight stroke
Of paralysis and since then has been con-
fined to his room. AS Mr.. Chapman is over
81 years old some doubts are entertained of
his recovery.
G. A. Bates was transferred, Monday,
from foreman of the OwOssO L. d A. A.
repair shops to that company's shop at Man.
haitian. Mr.. Bates made many friends
among the men here who greatly regret
his removal. He Is succeeded by RObt. |