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

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F. M. Palmer is still Oh the sick list
Ralph Payne is quite sick this week.
Miss Helen Duff was in Detroit, Monday.
G. f. North is now able to be at his store.
Miss Atwood is visiting In Caro- this
week.
II. w. Holman is at home for few days
visit.
Mrs. w. E. Kreher is quite sick with the
mumps.
| Miss augusta Brooks has returned from
Detroit.
w. G. Fauth spent most of the week in
| the city.
DIR. Stephens and wife were in Detroit.
Tuesday.
A. ii. Bruin, of Detroit, was in Owosso,
| Wednesday.
F. E. Janette was in town the early part
of the week.
Miss Zada Campbell is visiting in Ban
croft this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Christian are in
Cleveland, Ohio.
John Fletcher has been visiting relatives
In Genesee county.
Will Blackney has taken position with
W. A. Richardson.
Editor Coon. of the Flint Journal, was in
| the city Wednesday.
James Osburn was in Cleveland, o., Tues
day and Wednesday.
George Burgess, of Clio, visited relatives
in the city this week.
Harry Gould spent the first of the week
with friends in Lansing.
Miss p. Misner, of Crystal, Mich, is visit
at Frank Seelye's this week.
E. Wykes and family were in Detroit.
Monday, to hear Paderewski.
Gertie Stebbins is suffering with relapse
of diphtheria and is quite low.
J. W. Warren, of North Dakota, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. M. l.. Parker.
Bert Copas spent part of the week on the
road for the Owosso Packing Co.
Hamilton Rogers, engineer at the car
shops, is on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Leslie Wood, of Midland, spent the
week In Owosso with her parents.
Chas. Soderquist has given up his position
in the L. q A. car accountants office.
Miss Alice Hardy, of Detroit, is the guest
of Miss Monroe, 319 east Main street.
Postmaster Newell, of Flint, was visitor
at the Owosso postoffice, Wednesday.
ReY. J. j. Smith is entertaining his brother
A. Smith, of Toronto, Ont, this week.
S. d. Richards has left the employ of w.
A. Richardson and gone to work for Shelton
& Currey.
Harry Williams has obtained a situation
i'll the car accountants Office on the II. d \.
in this city.
A. Wicking, who has been on the sick liz
for the past week, returned to his work
Wednesday.
Rudolph Lamfrom returned to \ ~.
Baltimore. Ohio, Tuesday, after a MOI .t',
visit at home.
Mrs. Nancy Gould will return from
cago today, bringing with her the yo
son of w. S. Gould.
Miss Davis Of the high school and N
Goss of the Emerson school are both SUI
ers from the mumps.
Rev. j. r. Retze, E. NJ. Jordan and Nj,
G. G. Duff were in Laingsburg, Tuesda
at the ordination of Mr.. Moffat.
Conrad Sevener and wife, of Mt Mor'is.
who have been visiting at j. ID Cummn
returned home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Stockwell, of Pontiac.
who have been visiting at T. M. Wiley's anu
j. ID. Evans, returned home yesterday.
Miss Lucy Comstock, of Detroit, who has
been visiting in OwOsso this week, starts
back today, stopping in Pontiac for short
visit.
Jacob Aberle, former resident Of Owes
so, is visiting his son. Fred Aberle He is
greatly pleased with the many changes in
this city.
NJ. l.. Parker and j. II. Robbins Jr. at
tended the annual high coart of Michigan of
the FOresters in Saginaw, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Whipple. of Iona, returned
home Tuesday after few days visit with
her sister Mrs. j. S. Malcomson, 644 Wash
ington street.
Thomas Mcclure, for some time station
agent for the Il. & A. A. at Owosso has
been appointed travelling agent for the d.,
l.. Il N. and G. d w. nj. with headquarters
at Grand Rapids.
Rev. G. Dew. Brewer has resigned as
pastor Of the Congregational church at Do
wagiac and accepted call to the church at
South Haven. Mr.. Brewer has been at
Dowagiac five years and has been very sue
cessfal.
Among the Flint people present at the |
judicial convention on Wednesday was A. |
l.. Aldrch editor of the Flint Globe, one of
the best papers in Michigan. Mr.. A. recently
commenced the publication of daily which |
is credit to the city.
Mat Crandall leaves next week for Macki-
nav to take charge of the power plant of |
the Ecille Bay Lumber Co. during the COM |
ing season. The company has three La e |
boilers and two engines, and the position is |
one which carries good salary with it. Mr.. |
Crandall worked for the same firm last seas
on and their sending for him again this year |
shows the regard In which his services are |
held
Whitney Mockridge's voice is glorious |
gift and rare enough to have distinguished |
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