The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24
Personal Mentions.

V. fost was In Flint on business, Tues
day.
Mrs. Chas. Allen is spending the week in
Flint.
Chas. Farmer, of Ovid, was in the city
Monday.
Geo Perrigo is in Grand Rapids today on
business.
p. M. Roth was in Lansing on business
Wednesday.
E. Wykes was in Ionia on business
Thursday.
Chas Shaylor, of Perry, was in Owosso
Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rose, a son,
Friday, Nov. II.
Thos. Mcdonald, of Brazil, Ind, is in
the city this week.
Thomas Lowery is home for few weeks
stay from Brazil, Ind.
Miss May Whelan was "a guest at E. L..
Devereaux's, Tuesday.
Miss Smith, of Detroit, was the guest of
Miss TillOtson, Sunday.
Miss Anna GOodfellow, of Venice, Is
visiting Miss May Skinner.
Philetus Smith, Of Chicago, spent Sunday
with his brother. s. f. Smith.
Miss Emma Gregg. of Rochester, N. Y,
is visiting at w. A. Richardson's.
A. l.. Northway has had electric lights
put into his residence this week.
Mrs. James Lowery left Thursday for a
few weeks visit near Belleville, Ont.
VIM. Sharp and children. of Bay City,
spent Sunday with Owosso relatives.
II. II. Stever and wife have returned
from their ten weeks visit in New York.
Percy Edwards has re.opened his law
Office in rooms over e. L. Brewers store.
Miss Grace Carruthers, of Newburg, is
spending the week at E. L. Deyereaux's.
Rev. j. R. Reitzel filed the pulpit of
the st. Johns Congregational church Sum
day.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Duke, of Sarnia, Ont, is
visiting her brother, John Fleming, in this
city.
Miss Anna Elwell spent Sunday with
her cousin Miss Mamie Barnes, of Pitts
burg.
Miss Mate Chaplin has commenced a
course of study in the normal school at
Ypsilanti.
Enos Crandell was in Ashley, Tuesday,
completing the sale Of threshing engine
while there.
Miss Bertha Pierce returned Monday
night to Chaplin, after few days visit with
Owosso friends.
Phillip Wells returned Wednesday from
three weeks visit with his parents Il.
Montreal, Canada.
Miss May Marsh is expected home fl,u
her Canada visit today. She has been gov"
over three months.
Miss Nellie Bowles left, Wednesday. io,
Buffalo, where she will make an extend,
7isit with relatives.
Miss Ada Russell returned Wednes,lpy
rom New York, where she has been r4
he past few months.
Mrs. w. b. Matteson and son .Jerau
ire visiting in Chicago where they will
main two or three weeks.
Geo. Marshal. of Sarnia, Ont, wa u
)wosso Wednesday and yesterday loohnG
or location for fruit farm.
Miss Grace Egbert, who has been visiting
riends in Owosso and vicinity, returned to
Ter home in Niles, Monday.
Miss Leah Dodge, of Laingsburg, was in
)wosso, Tuesday, and attended the Re-
nenyi concert in the evening.
IL. Buchanan and wife are spending the [
week in WinebagO, called there by the sick
less of Mrs. Buchanan's mother.
p. j. Stever and wife left yesterday to
isit their daughter in Yates county, N. Y,
where they will make an extended visit.
The Misses Ella Palmer and Myrtle Bare,
f Henderson, returned home Tuesday from |
few days visit with Miss Maud Fraser in |
his city.
A. s. Valentine, of Lansing, has COM |
lenced work for the Estey Carriage Co. |
nd Frank Whiting, Of Flint, goes to work |
S shipping clerk.
Will c. Peters commenced work for the |
'. Il A. A. on Monday, as lineman. He |
as charge Of the road telegraph lines
orth of Owosso.
Thomas Caswell and Stephen Ball stop
ed over in Owosso, Wednesday, on their
ray home to Tecumseh, from hunting trip
, mott hern Michigan.
Rem Brown, the ID. d. M. brakeman of
irand Rapids, who had his arm broken in
* places last week while coupling cars, is
till in serious condition.
Miss Daisy Fairman spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Vernon. Yesterday she met
le rest of tile family there and all went on
, Detroit, where they will reside.
Evangelist Il. G. Topping and wife are at