The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08
5. e. Parkill will sail for home on Friday

Bert Van Ostran has returned from his
visit in WILLIAMSON.
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Kenyon of Ban.
croft, were in OwossO the first of the week.
j. ii. Pitts, of Fenton, was the guest OF
his brother, S. b. Pitts, Sunday and Mon.
day.
Geo. M. Dewey Jr. has returned from
Chicago and accepted position with THE
TIMES.
Harry Gould, of Chicago, is visiting his
mother in Owosso and looking up old
friends.
Ii. ID. Lyon returned Saturday evening
from his New York trip in the interest OF
Lyon & Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gore, of Flushing,
spent Monday and Tuesday with Valentine
Post and wife.
Miss Eta Person returned to Middleton,
Wednesday, after visit with her cousin
Miss Nora Brewer.
A. Wicking has left the employ of Cyrus
Remer to accept the janitorship of the
Washington school.
Clarence Adrian, of Flint, returned home
last night from few days visit with his
uncle, G. II. Archer.
Thomas Roark, wife and daughter, of
Lansing, visited at Rollin Ponds from Sat
urday until Thursday.
Sec'y Campbell and wife returned to
Owosso Saturday evening from their we'd
ding trip to the White City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hitler, of Flint, Wis
tied at the home of their son. Dr. G. B..
Hitler Monday and Tuesday.
Frank Ever left Wednesday afternoon
for Chattanooga, Tenn, his family to follow
him In the course of two weeks.
Mrs. j. j. Rose is visiting her father
Daniel Williams. in ST. Charles, and will
remain during during the week.
Miss Alma Zimmerman has been engaged
to teach school at West Haven and begins
the term next Monday morning.
Clark W. Aiken and G. M. Bilhimer, of
Caledonia will spend this and the coming
week at the Worlds Fair Chicago.
VIM. Sutliff has resigned his position
with Chas. Gibson and leaves Monday for
Reno, Nevada to make his father visit.
Miss Rose Nolan, trimmer at M. Warren's
millinery store. returned Tuesday evening
from a visit at her old home in Fort Wayne,
Ind.
Mrs. Brown, book keeper at the Estey
Carriage Co.'s Office, returned Saturday from
three weeks visit at various points in
Canada.
Miss Bertha Patterson left Tuesday for
Holly where she will visit her sister h.'',re
commencing her study of music in the Me
han conservatory, Detroit.
Miss Cora Manning. of Chesaning. is
spending the week with OwossO trr nis.
Next week she leaves for Grand Rapid, 10
take position in school there.
G. F. Berry, circulation manager Of the
Detroit Journal, and Arthur Armstrong,
also an employee of the same paper, made
THE TINES fraternal call Friday.
Supt Simmons is in Lansing to-day. at
tending state meeting of county scI"o'
commissioners. He will read paper on
Methods of Conducting Examinations.
VIM. Steadman left Monday for Wash
ington to accept a position in the agricul-
tural department under Secretary Morton.
His family will remain here for the present.
Miss Grace Dewey left Monday for Chi
cago, to remain until Wednesday evening
and then left for Menominee, where she
has accepted the position of assistant in the
high school.
Miss Carrie RollisOn, of st. GATHERINGS,
Ont, who has been spending the summer
with her sister, Mrs. j. II. Webster has de-
cided to remain and attend school here the
coming year.
Miss Anna Yeman, of Syracuse, N. Y.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Launstein.
After few weeks visit Miss Yeman will
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Launstein to the
Worlds fair.
A. ii. Holmes returned to Grand Rapids
Wednesday after visit with relatives in
the city. He las a position as teacher in
the commercial department of the Central
high school there.
Rev. G. E. Conley, of Detroit, Supern-
tendent of State Missions, will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday morning.
The pastor will preach in the evening on
"The Sunday Controversy"
Ed. Stannard and G. o. Loring leave Sat
urday for Chicago, where Ed. will stop to
see the fair. Charlie will 20 to Fort Ben
nett, S. OAK, and expects to be gone about
month, enjoying rest from Uncle Sans
somewhat tiresome grind.
At the Worlds Fair this week: G. s.
Williams and daughter Glen, the Misses
Fitzpatrick, A. d. Whipple and wife, A. E.
Stanhope, Mrs. l. l.. Peck and daughter
Lulu, Mrs. G. S. Ensminger, Miss Edith
uorfshOrn + Il HartchOrn and wife. M