The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
Personal Mention.

1iis' Say 10 Wishing III LaingsDurg liilS
week.
Miss Maud Gates was in Laingsburg
Tuesday.
Miss Malta Warren is in Ft. Wayne, Ind,
this week.
Miss Davis has returned TO her work in
the high school.
Fred Stoddard has returned from short
visit in Howell.
Eugene Hume is clerking at Parkill &
Sons this week.
Col. q. p. Byerly returned from WASH
ington yesterday.
Frank Burt, of Vernon, was in town on
business. Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle and Miss Hattie Hunt
are in Grand Rapids. =
A. l.. Curry and wife, of Fenton, are the
guests of Ira G. Curry.
James Warren and L. Hopkins left Mon
day for North Dakota
Miss Lena Gregory, of Detroit, is making
a visit at ID. w. Waters.
Mrs. M. e. Pike returned Wednesday
from visit near Romeo.
r. r. Marsh is again able to be out after
an illness of about week.
Postmaster McBain was confined to his
house Monday by sickness.
Miss LOOMS, of Greenville, was in Owos-
so Tuesday, visiting friends.
M. p. Van Camp, of Parshallvllle, was the
guest of his son John Oh Sunday.
Robert Wilcox and wife, of Orion, are the
guests of M. ID. Corey this week.
It. Van Ostran of WILLIAMSON, spen
Sunday with his sons in this city.
A. ID. Whippe was at South Lyon, We'd
nesday, to attend the funeral of an aunt.
Mrs. c. T. Billings, of Detroit, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. M. Wheeler this week.
Postmaster l.. " Curry, of Fenton, spent
part of the week with his son l. G. Curry.
Frank Corey of Jackson, spent Sunday
with his brother, M. ID. Corey. in this city.
Albert Todd left Monday morning for
Tennessee, where he has business interests.
John Quayle and wife, of Cleveland, are
visiting Miss Katherine Corlett of this city.
Lester Brewer returned to Pontiac Tues
day morning, after few days visit in
OwOssO.
Mrs. Westfall returned to Jackson, Thurs
day, after visit of several weeks at +. III.
WatsOn's.
Miss Kttie Simington, clerk at the post
office was on the sick list the early part of
the week.
DIR. A. l.. Arnold took Mrs. Frank Clamp
to Pontiac and placed her in the asylum
there Tuesday.
Mrs. G. S. Ensmnger visited relatives in
Flushing during the District Conference OF
the Y. NJ. c. A.
Geo. Shepard, lately employed in 81 =
Wildermuth house, left for home in Dan
son, Wednesday.
II. M. Wiley and wife were at Ben
Harbor the first of the week, attending
G. A. X. encampment.
G. II. Lemon is in Laingsburg toda,
lie assists in an amateur play given by {
L. o. q. L. there tonight.
John Davidson, car checker at the Il. !
A. A. office returned to work yesterda,
after severe attack OF the humps.
Lieut.. A. S. Bliss was at Bay City, Wci-
nesday, attending a meeting of the Thu
infantry M. S. Il. to elect field officers.
Jesse Ball has resigned his position as
head baggageman at the junction 10 take
position as baggageman on the Il. q A.
H. G. Frieseke, Il. NJ. Wiley, M. G.
Dawes and Geo. Il. Mason, attended the G.
a. Il. state encampment at Benton Harbor.
Geo. l.. Comstock and son and Ollie Com
stock will leave for Oregon in n few days to
take up government land if they can find
what they want.
Herman Frieseke, of this city, was chosen
by the State encampment as one of the dele
gates from Michigan to the National G. A.
II. encampment.
Hon. Geo. Wagner of Marquette, was in
the city Thursday. He is one of the men,
bers of the committee which has the super
visor bill under consideration.
Mrs. e. Il. Austin is taking charge of
Miss Goss' room in the Emerson school, i'm
the absence of the latter. who is at home in
Morrice suffering from the humps.
Fred Patterson fell a distance of about
eight feet on the elevator i'm Murray q
Terbushs store. yesterday morning. bruising
his shoulder and knee quite severely.
Gov. and Mrs. L. X. Fuller, Of Vermont
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Estey
the first of the week. Gov Fuller is one of
the large stockholders in the Estey Mfg Co.
Stanley L. Parkill has been at Grand
Rapids this week attending meeting of the
State Board of Pharmacy. One hundred
and eighteen young men presented them
selves for examination.
Nearly six hundred people attended the
reception rendered Rev. and Mrs. j. II,
Reitzel by the ladies of the Congregational
church at the church parlOrs on Tuesday
evening. The guests were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Reitzel, assisted by Rev. Allen
and wife, of st. Johns who were kept busy
until late in the evening shaking hands
with those who came to express their good
will toward the pastor and wife and to con-
graduate them upon the completion of two
years of successful work i'm OwossO. Be-
sides the members of the church many from
sister churches were present to join i'm the
happy occasion. bearing words of encour-
agement and good will. The entire affair
was most happy.