The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-06-09
Personal Mention.

f. +. Bumps was in Toledo yesterday.
Mrs. A. l.. Curry is visiting in Fenton.
Allen Broker was in Owosso over Sunday.
Supt. Simmons spent Monday in Lansing.
Miss Kate Russell spent Sunday in Jack
son.
DIR. c. p. Parkill left for Chicago, Thurs
day.
j. S. Haggart is visiting friends in Pom
tiac.
ii. c. Main is sightseeing at the Worlds
Fair.
Chas. E. Rigley spent Sunday in Grand
Rapids.
T. Harvey, of Lansing, spent Sunday in
OwossO.
ID. M. Estey was in Pontiac Wednesday
afternoon.
Mary Hickey, of Lansing, spent Sunday
in Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tod Kincaid and daughter,
Miss Allie, left for the Worlds Fair, Tues
day evening.
Mrs. G. A. Dannar and children are visit
ing in Portland
Mrs. Herbert Lyon will return tomorrow
from Greenville.
Mayor Gould and family returned from
Chicago Wednesday.
Albert Schuknecht returned Sunday from
Seattle, Washington.
Miss Corinna Conant will graduate from
Vassar College this month.
Miss Brown, of THE TIMES force, is visit
ing in Lyons, her former home.
Mrs. John Van Buskirk will return to-
morrow from visit at Pontiac.
Frank Dodds, of Albion, left Monday
after few days visit in Owosso.
E. P. Gilbert and V. M. Moreau attended
the races at Flushing Wednesday.
Rev. S. Roosevelt is in Detroit attending
the Episcopal diocesan convention.
Mrs. Prince and daughter, of Alpena,
are spending the week at E. L. Titles.
II. r. Pattengill, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Kincaid's mother, Mrs. Phillips, of
Cleveland, spent the first of the week in the
city.
Geo. +. Robinson has gone to Atlanta,
Ga, to accept position in furniture fac
tory.
Prof. Leslie Wood has been retained at
Midland for another year at an increased
salary.
Chas. Gibson will 90 to Midland next
Thursday to take part in musical enter
tainment.
Miss Laura Bates, of Flint, sister of
Mrs. bort, the violinist, is visiting L. l.,
Peck's this week.
Mrs. A. Douds has returned from her
western visit. Her daughter, Mrs. Bailey,
accompanied her.
M. Il. Knapp and wife and DR.. B. S.
Knapp and family were in Lapeer, Thurs
day, visiting brother there.
Adriel A. Crawford will leave for Yves
Point, Monday, to take the examination a
alternate cadet at the U. S. M. A.
Attorneys Smith, Miner and Chapman
have been in Lansing this week attending
to cases before the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Yale, accompanied by her Sol
Thomas, was the guest of her nephew, Nj.
ID. Corey, the early part of the week.
F. j. Mcdaniel and wife 60 to Salt Lake
City next week, where he will attend the
National Train Dispatchers' association.
E. s. Andrews, editor of the Williamson
Enterprise, called on THE TIMES Wednes.
day. He was here attending the Baptist
meeting.
Hon. j. w. Turner responded to the
toast 1.-THE country lawyer" at the meeting
of the state bar association in Lansing
Tuesday.
Joe Terrill left this week for Atlanta, Ca
where he will work in a furniture factory
He has worked in the Estey factory mum
Der of years.
Edward w. Lowe, of this city, has teel
appointed state agent of the Vermont Lift
ins. Co., with his Office in the Hammond
building, Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey and Mis-
Laura Brigham will leave for Wellesley
Mass, Monday, to attend commencement
: exercises at Wellesley College,
The Misses Cynthia and Claudia Roger
are visiting their father, Hamilton Rogers
engineer at the car shops. Both thes
young ladies are accomplished musicians.
Mrs. M. d. Corey. Mrs. Yale and Thoma
Yale left for Chicago last night where the.
will spend few days, then make a few
weeks visit in Kansas before returning home
Miss E. Grace Dewey is one Of the gradu
ating class at Wellesley College this year
She has an important part lin the class da
exercises, which occur on the 10th. Com
| mencement il on the oOth