The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-07-28
Personal Mention.

Alex. Mosher is clerk for j. w. Squier.
Miss Jennie Copas is visiting relatives in
Pontiac.
Z. Wykes and family passed Sunday in
Detroit.
Miss Lena Keyte is visiting friends near
Flushing.
Miss Lucy Horsman is visiting friends
In Saginaw.
John Mcclellan spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Bay City.
Mrs. Andy McKerrng and children are
visiting in Saginaw.
John b. Tillotson is visiting friends in
Houghton this week.
l.. Topping is enjoying vacation and a
visit at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Clara Storrer left yesterday for a
weeks vacation in lonia.
Ii. K. Southworth and family are home
from their trip to the Fair.
Will Fitzpatrick and Lee Todd left for
Chicago yesterday morning.
Ed. Laverock and Fred Frieseke are at
Lake Linden for a fishing trip.
Mrs. c. Mahaney was In Flint yesterday
attending the funeral of an uncle.
Miss Alice Cooper visited friends in Ovid
during the first half of the week.
Carl Putt took brief vacation visiting
Mackinaw City early in the week.
A. F. Loomis, clerk at Devereaux's groc-
cry is taking a vacation this week.
George Guile, of Cheboygan, son of Will
Guile, is visiting Lawrence Gould.
Mrs. c. E. Wheelock and sons of Peoria,
ILL.,, are visiting at Geo. r. Blacks.
Miss Alma Richards is taking vacation
visiting her parents in the country.
Mrs. David E. Connell, Of Flint, is visit
ing her cousin Mrs. G. E. Van Camp.
M. ID. L. Branch, of Stockbridge, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. A. w. johnson.
E. J. Brooks, of New York City, visited
w. A. Richardson the first of the week.
E. r. Sanford, accompanied by his family,
is visiting his father near Grand Rapids.
w. Stoner and wife are spending few
days at Cohoctah visiting Mr.. Stoner's father.
Miss Sarah Smith. of Flint, is spending a
few days at the home of her uncle, j. H.
Copas.
e. M. johnson was in Lansing, Monday,
looking up the prospects for the cracker
trade.
Miss Carrie Wright, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting her brother Harry Wright, of
this city.
Mrs. M. McGuineas and daughter, Of
Manistee, are spending the week at Ii. {.
McGuineas'.
Miss Anna Arnold, of Thamesville, Ont,
is spending few weeks with her uncle,
DIR. A. l.. Arnold.
John Carruthers, of Newburg, and James
Curtiss, of Vernon, were guests of E. l..
Devereaux, Sunday.
Miss Kate Clement, who has been guest
at c. s. Williams for two weeks, left Tues
day for Washington.
Fred Robinson returned Tuesday from
Atlanta, Ca, where he has had position
in furniture factory.
Miss Kittie Simmington, of the postofflCe
force, left Wednesday to take well earne
vacation at Bay View.
Miss Rose Nolan, trimmer for Miss War
rem, leaves to-day for Fort Wayne, Ind, to
remain until September.
M. Wood, Geo. Livingston, w. Lusk
and Geo. Farver returned Wednesday from
fishing trip at Linden.
ID. Burhans and daughter, Blanche left
Tuesday for an outing at Traverse City, Pc
toskey and other points.
Grant Fannihill, baker at E. M. John
sons, is spending the week at Flint and at
tending the camp meeting near there.
l.. l.. Jones, formerly of Owosso, dropped
in OH his Owosso friends Wednesday. He
is travelling for the DeeriDg company.
Ed. Briggs left Wednesday morning with
his wife for williamson where they will
spend week with Mr.. Briggs parents.
Ray Sergeant spent Sunday with his
parents. He is much pleased with his posi-
ton in the Vicksburg Commercial Office.
A cablegram was received by DR.. Parkill,
Sunday, from Stanley Parkill stating that
he landed safely at Glasgow, Saturday.
Mrs. c. E. Lovett and daughter Ada are
visiting in Tecumseh. Mrs. Lovett is help
ing care for her father there who is quite
sick.
II. w. Ashley stopped over in Owosso
Wednesday on his way from Frankfort, his
private ear wolverine" lying In the yard
during the day.
John Fleming, foreman in the tin shop at
the car works, is spending the week in
Chicago seeing the fair. His family ac-
company him.
Misses Emily and Annie Thomas gave a |
very pleasant party Monday evening in
honor of the Misses Kate and Mary Will