The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-02-17
Personal Mention.
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@. s. Williams was in Bay City, Wednes-
day.
Rev. j. X. Reitzel was in Lansing Mon
day.
Mrs Flora Pitts is on the sick list this
week.
Miss Nellie Ferguson was in Detroit,
Tuesday.
Ed Laverock was in Ithaca yesterday, on
business.
e. w. Lusk was in Elsie, yesterday, on
business.
VIM. Mason was in Saginaw yesterday,
on business.
T. w. Whitney, of st. Louis, was in the
city Monday.
Mrs. Blanche Darling is IN Owosso for a
two weeks visit
Miss Edith Phelps spent Sunday at her
home in Lansing.
Frank Lawrence spent Sunday with his
parents in OwOsso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Marvin spent Sun
day in Battle Creek.
Bert Kelly, baker at Z. M. Johnson's, is
| away ON vacation.
Don Dibbe, of Grand Rapids is visiting
old friends in the city.
Elmer Good, of Rochester, NY, is visit
ing friends in OwOssO.
w. M. Fitzpatrick spent Sunday with his
parents at Grass Lake.
Moses Whatey, of Ada, Mich, is visiting
his cousin Marion Mason.
Fred Simmons is still on the sick list, anu
not quite so well this week.
s. w. Ferguson Is confined to the house
from an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Mary Brockway, of the Mason
News, spent Sunday in OwOsso.
Frank Sutton. of Clinton. Iowa, is visit
ing relatives in Owosso this week.
Isaac Kirby, of Jackson. is max ing his
son, Q. ID. Kirby, visit this week.
Hon. HI. III. Aplin ex-Auditor General, of
Michigan, was in the city Saturday.
Col. E. p. Byerly left for Washington
last Monday to remain three weeks.
Mrs. A. l.. Arnold leaves tomorrow for a
visit with her parents in Blenheim, Ont.
j. Ii. Cory, an engineer on the Northern
Pacific, is home this week on vacation.
Mrs. Robert Trail has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Smith, of Cohoctah, this week.
Geo, T. Mason attended a meeting of
Drain Commissioners, in Bay City yester-
day.
Will II. Bronson, one of the leading attor-
neys Of Clinton county, was in Owosso,
Monday.
Harry Comstock was i'm Ann Arbor. yes
terday, making arrangements for entering tie
University.
Miss Lottie Lewis and Miss Whitmire, OF
Ypslanti, are visiting friends in Owo so
this week.
Mrs. M. l.. Parker was at North NJ
burg, Wednesday, to attend the funera 6
f. Ill. Banner.
John Burwel and bride, of Fingal, O.
We're guests Of DR.. Mccormick from Fritz
until Monday.
w. r. Moore for some time past in 4,
employ of Rollin Pond left yesterday G. v
will go to Detroit.
II. X. White, OF the Press, attended ),
meeting of democratic editors at Gran.
Rapids, Wednesday.
Il. A. Laubengayer and wife Dire g
through to FentOn yesterday for visit o. i
day or two with relatives.
Mrs. G. S. Ensminger slipped on the ice,
Sunday, injuring her so badly that she has
haat a, Ia IN elf m
WalterC G. Houghton, of Perkins & Hough-
ton, Bay City, stopped over in Owosso,
Tuesday. on his way to Chicago.
Prof. j. N. Mcbride left for Lansing this
morning He will resume work at the
Agricultural College on Monday.
Miss Edna Ravens attended a meeting of
the executive committee of the state teach
ers association in Lansing last Friday.
s. Dondero will soon leave for New
York to make arrangements for buying
fruit the coming season. He expects to
handle fruit by car load lots.
Will Shelton and family are spending a
few days with OwossO relatives and friends.
They arrived from Manhattan, Kansas, last
night enroute to Massachusetts.
Gov. Rich on Friday last appointed STAN
ley K. Parkill, of this city, as member of
the State Board of Pharmacy for five years.
The appointment peases us very much.
On Monday Arthur Bertrand was pro-
NOTED from call boy to position of time
keeper in the master mechanics Office
of the II. e. A. Bert Hawley has been APP
pointed as cali boy.
We are pleased to note the appointment
of G. s. Williams to the position of assist
ant superintendent Of the Detroit water
works system at a salary of So. 900 year.
Mr.. Williams had charge of the work Of
putting i'm the Owosso system after the
Myers fiasco.
RolIIn Pond has secured the services of
Capt. S. Q. Brink who will act as his fore
man. Mr.. Brink has had large experience
in both building and monumental stone
work. The Monumental News gives space
for two designs of monuments drawn and
cut by Mr.. Brink which show original ideas
and are quite unique.
E. Lovett, the engineer who was scalded
at Boom, recently, on the L. " A. A., was
brought home Wednesday evening, the T..
d A. A. sending special car for him and
meeting him at the depot with a carriage.
Mr.. Lovett is improving and is able to be
up part of the time. His friends will be
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