The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-08-18
Personal Mention.

Ernest Kenyon Is visiting in Howell.
Mrs. VIM. Harris spent Sunday In Bay
City.
j. s. Hoyt was in Saginaw on business
Tuesday.
+. A. Peake, of Fenton, was In Owosso
Thursday.
N. M. Osborn was in Lansing Tuesday
On business.
Mrs. s. b. Pitts returns today from her
Fenton visit.
Miss Emma Earl, of Flint, is visiting
Mrs: McBain.
Miss Della Sharp, of Fenton. is visiting
OwessO friends.
Will Young, of Bannister, is visiting re-
latiyes in the city.
John Meyer, of Port Huron, is visiting
friends in this city.
Chas. Miller returned to Owosso Monday
fromrhis western trip.
Bert Van ,Ostran is visiting friends and
relatives Williamson.
Mrs. A. E. Currey and children are visit
ing M. S. Doyle in Elsie.
Miss Eva Elliott, of Grand Rapids, is
visiting Miss Ella Tubbs.
O. l.. Brown, of Lansing, Is now cashier
ut the M. G. freight Office.
Miss Shaufee, of Lansing, was the guest
of Flora Lusk Wednesday.
Miss Kate Green, of Burton, spent Sun
day with Miss Hattie Hunt.
Miss Maud Porter, OF Detroit, is the
guest of Mrs. Z. II. Green.
F.A. Scofeld and wife, of Big Rapids,
are visiting at Mrs. j. Lusk's.
Mrs. Pitts, of Ashley, is spending the
week with Mrs. S. A. Waugh.
John Mullen, of Chatham Ont, is visit
nights sister Mrs. Rollin Pond.
Cuyler Smith, of Lapeer, spent Wednes-
day with his parents in Owosso.
Miss Orsa Wentz is spending the week
with her parents in Bennington.
E. Wierman, secretary of the Chesaning
fair, was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. E. w. Lusk is spending few days
visiting Mrs. Mitchell in Garland.
M. II. Reynolds attended Sunday school
rally at Grand Ledge on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rlgley returned Monday evening
from an extended visit in Detroit.
Mrs. Goldsborough, of Mt. Pleasant, was
IN Owosso yesterday visiting friends.
Lew Hall was in Lowell Wednesday look
ing up the possibilities of the peach crop.
John VanCamp left yesterday afternoon
for Fenton where he will remain few DAYS.
Chas. Davis, of Battle Creek, has been
visiting friends in this city for the past few
days.
Mrs. c. 4. I.ovett and daughter Ada re-
turned from their visit in Tecumseh last
evening.
d. Burhans and daughter Blanch returned
from an extended northern trip Monday
evening.
Geo. Moses cut off two fingers while al
work at Robbins Table factory Monday
Afternoon.
A. Van Patten and family reached Owes
so from Burt, Wednesday and expect t.
locate here.
Miss Kate Corlett is expected home today
from Cleveland where she has been spend
ing the vacation.
Miss Brown, of West Superior, is the
guest of Miss Anna Bennett at 51S nOrtf
Washington street.
Miss Mary Holleran has been promoted
20 the position of cashier and book keeper
at Osburn Il Sons.
Miss Carrie Hosie returned to Ann Ar
Dor this morning from her visit with bel
aunt, Mrs. McBain.
Ms. and Mrs. E. NJ. Thomas, of Huron,
3. Rak., were the guests of w. S. Hunt the
early part of the week.
John and Frank Turner left Monday fol
a visit at their home in southern Michigan
and at the Worlds Fair.
Fletcher Emberry had an ankle run over
and badly hurt by car at Parker's brick
yard yesterday morning.
S. A. Crane, M. Strehl, and Alfred Bun
nell attended reunion of the ninth Mich
gan Infantry at Lansing, Tuesday.
z. Wicking has, returned from his Oak
land county visit and commenced work as
rs janitor of the Y. M. G. A. rooms.
Chas. Salisbury, Otto Schlaak, Fred
Smith and Lewis Storrer returned from
heir Chicago trip Tuesday evening.
The Misses Efie Hall and Ada Boughner
and Messrs. Ami Nelson and Ben Converse
form camping party at Long Lake this
week.
Mrs. w. +. Gardner returned Tuesday
from weeks visit in St. Johns. Her
daughter Miss Gertie Gardner returns to-
night.
Supt. +. Il. Converse and wife are spend
ing the week at p. ID. Whites. Mr.. Con-
verse leaves today for Luther where he will
,Onduct an institute.
Rev. w. B. Matteson will occupy the
Baptist pulpit Sunday, beginning his