The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-04-28
Personal Mention.

j. W|Turner was in Detroit, Tuesday.
Loren Hopkins was in Lansing, Tuesday.
Lester Brewer has returned from Pontiac.
Newton Boyce spent Sunday in Chesan-
ing.
j. w. Thorn, of Lansing was In Owosso
Monday.
Miss Elite Williams was in Bay City
Tuesday.
Judge Kelley, of Alpena, was in the city
Saturday.
Editor Sleeth, of Byron, called upon us
Wednesday.
Will Stewart, of Flint, was in Owosso
Wednesday.
Miles Brown moved to Owosso from Per-
ny this week.
FL. Rogers, engineer at the car shops, is
on the sick list.
Frank Geek has left the employ of MUIR
ray & Terbush.
T. W. Whitney, of St. Louis, was in the
Guy wednesday,.
Col. e. P. Byerly returned from Wash
ington Saturday.
Mrs. j. II. Robbins, Jr., is visiting in
Albion this week.
Mrs. e. M. johnson returned Tuesday
from visit in Lansing.
Meron Shermani has obtained a position
in Osborn g. Sons store.
E. A. Todd, Jr., of Toledo, was in the
city Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. G. r. Cossitt, of Lansing, spent the
first of the week in Owosso.
Senators Jewell and Morrow were in the
city several hours Saturday.
Miss Minnie Cottrell, of Flint, spent part
of the week with Mrs. V. Post.
M. c. Campbell and j. M. Bryson, of
Ovid, were in the city Monday.
Will Yale, of Rochester, N. Y, is visit
ing relatives in and near Owosso.
Miss Rancle Bliss, of Tuscola, is visiting
her brother, A. S. Bliss, of this city.
Mrs. Tod Kincaid returned Wednesday
from weeks visit in Grand Rapids.
Miss Gertrude Wells will not return to
the University on account of poor health.
Mrs. G. De w. Brewer, of South Haven,
is visiting her parents DIR. and Mrs. G. A.
Osborn.
Miss Nellie Parker returned to Ann Arbor
yesterday after weeks visit with Owosso
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks, of Clinton street,
haye returned from visit with Lansing
relatives.
Geo. M. Dewey delivered an Odd F''ow
anniversary address at Coolma, Berr' Co.,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Kreher went to Linden ~tsr-
day for weeks visit with her sistef, \
Chas. Howe.
DIR. Jopling was called to Dakota "a
day, by dispatch announcing the s., .a,s
of his mother.
e. F. Moore, mechanical engineer ct 10
state railroad commissioners Office, vt, in
Owosso Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Holcomb, of Mancelona, an rs.
Knickerbocker, of Jackson, are visitin,. RS.
Lyon at DR.. Parkil's.
Mrs. Joseph McGinnis and two children,
who have been spending the winter in
Canada, returned Tuesday.
Chas. Haun was cut in the face by a
bursting emory wheel at the Owosso Mfg.
Co.'s shop yesterday morning.
Geo. T. Coulter, night operator at the
Junction, is quite sick this week. e. S.
Cosgrove is supplying his place.
Rev. l.. r. Gault, formerly pastor of the
the Disciple church in this city, has accept
ed a professorship in Tennessee college.
f. E. Edwards has given up the position
of stenographer in the Office of Supt. Con-
nors. Will Lingle will again take the place.
Secretary Campbell leaves on Thursday
next for Louisville, KY, to attend the inter-
national conference of Y. M. G. A. secre-
taries, and then goes to indianapolis to
attend the international association meet
ing.
Mrs. Albert Todd, Mrs. E. T. Austin,
Mrs. w. X. Tillotson and Misses Annie
Williams and May Howe attended the mis-
sionary meeting of the Genesee Conference
of Congregational churches at Bancroft,
Tuesday.
State Oil Inspector Mcmillan has appoint
ed the editor of The TIMES as DEPUTY in
spector of the eleventh district comprising
the counties of Shiawassee, Genesee, Clin-
ton, Lapeer and Livingston. The position
is worth about 5000 per year.
r. G. Mahaney and A. A. Crawford re-
turned from Saginaw, Tuesday evening,
where they had been in attendance at the
examination for the West Point cadetship.
The result will not be announced until next
week, as Congressman Linton is in New
York to witness the naval review.
Ross Knight, for several years employed |
at the M. G. Offices in various positions, has |
n tod CD A.