The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-08
Personal Mentions.

DIR. Arnold was In Bancroft Wednesday.
VIII Setchfield was in Fenton, Tuesday.
L. Topping was in Ovid on business, We'd
nesday.
Gov. Rich was in the city few hours
Wednesday.
State Oil Inspector Mcmillan was in the
city Wednesday.
K. M. johnson is on the list of grip
victims this week.
A. B. Chapman is so improved in health
as to be about the house.
Mrs. VIM. Jopling and G. ID. Phlpps are
on the list OF grip victims.
Rem Palmerton. of Fowlcrville, is visiting
Owen Palmerton In the city.
Miss Louvre Pond, of Comma, is clerking
for the Hoyt Novelty Company.
John Salisbury has returned from Chi
cago, where he has been at work.
Fl. r. Tooley and wife leave for Florida
next Monday to spend the winter.
S. F. Smith was in Lansing, Monday, on
business with the Auditor General.
Miss Gertrude Galusha is clerking at w.
e. Small's during the holiday season.
TheO. Price, of st. Johns, spent Sunday
in OwOsso with his son Seymour Price.
Harry Crosby, of Byron, commenced
study at the business college on Monday.
Hon. Chas. A. Towne, OF Duluth, MIMI,
was the guest of S. E. Parkill, Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Phillips, of Pittsburg, visited
Owosso friends Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Bessie Carmody left yesterday
morning for few days visit in Mt. Pleas
ant.
Miss Ivah Smith, of Lapeer, has been
visiting with Miss Kate Cortlett for several
days.
Miss Abbie Tillotson left on Saturday
evening for New York to be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. w. B. and Mrs. w. A. Osburn re-
turned Tuesday from a two weeks visit in
Toledo.
w. Post, of Ingham county, is assisting
his brother at the Famous during the hOli-
day season.
Miss Mary Henderson has returned from
a three months visit in Chicago, Milwaukee
and other places.
Harry Cossitt has been on the sick list
since Saturday and Chas. McGillvra has
been taking his route.
John Marony and wife and Mrs. Edward
MarOn,, of Detroit, are visiting Mrs. Pat
rick Marony, in this city.
G. A. GOodale returned to his work
Tuesday, after weeks visit with Owosso
and Chesaning friends.
Rev. W. B. MattesOn is spending the
week in Chicago and will remain until the
latter part of next week.
Miss Nina Rabbit returned from Perry
Monday, where she has been visiting her
parents since Thanksgiving.
County Agent Race, attended the meeting
of the State Board of Corrections and Char
tiles at MuskegOn Wednesday.
Miss Helen l.. Manning has changed her
location in Battle Creek and should now he
at Nichols Hospital.
Rudolph Tick, who has position in the
Toledo offices of the T. Il A. A. rad spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
Hiram johnson has been given a more
important and better paying position in the
Agricultural department at Washington.
+. ID. Nichols. clerk in the state depart
ment at Lansing, spent Sunday with his
uncle j. w. Dewey, of Owosso township.
Mrs. III. Z. McLachlin, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. o. T. Rose, in
thss city. returned TO her home in Peters
burgh, Tuesday.
Clyde s. Mason, John b. TillOtson and
Miss Edith HartshOrn returned to Ann
Arbor Monday after spending the Thanks
giving vacation at home.
j. b. ConnOrs, superintendent of the T.
A, A. q N. NJ. Ry., has resigned his posi-
ton to take effect Jan, l. 1t is said Mr.. c..
has been offered much better place.
Will II. Lingle on Tuesday left the
employ of the 7. q A. A. railway and will
give his entire time to his real estate and
hay business. Will is hustler in whatever
he undertakes and we predict success for
him In his latest enterprise.
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