The times., 1893-12-15
Personal Mentions.

Personal Mentions.
Thomas Harris is ON the sick list.
E. b. Tubbs and wife spent Sunday in
Byron.
Miss Lulu Angel is clerking at the
Famous.
W. j. Turner, of Nj, kegon, was in the
city Monday.
Charles Skinner spent Sunday with his
parents In Bancroft.
II. A. Cossitt was In Detroit Wednesday,
on l.. A. W. business.
Miss Estella White. of Detroit, is a
guest at G. Lawrence's.
Mrs. Nancy Gould and grandson, Gerald,
leave tonight for Chicago
Miss Nellie Parker goes to Ann Arbor
tonight to attend.a party.
Miss Kate Tallman, of Tecumseh, is Wis
iting her cousin c. E. Lovett.
Frank Lawrence, of Detroit, spent Sun
day in Owosso with his parents.
K. K. Bentley is expected home from his
eastern business trip, next week.
| Miss Phoebe Thorn, of Lapeer county, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. X. M. Alyea.
Col. Julius Estey, OF Brattleboro, VT,
was the guest of ID. M. Estey, Friday.
Hon. w. r. Bates, private secretary OF
Senator Mcmillan, was in Owosso Saturday.
Mrs. May Skinner leaves tonight to sbend
the holidays with her grandfather in Venice
e. w. Crandall returned from Saranac
Wednesday, where he had been on business
Mrs. FL. K. Galusha returned Wednesday
eveninh from two weeks vi sit in Fenton
A. M. Bentley went to Detroit, Wednes
day morning for two or three days busi
ness.
Mrs. A. 4. Currey goes to Byron, today
to make two weeks visit with relatives
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leonard, of Fenton
spent Sunday with DIR. and Mrs. B. s. Suth
erland.
Senator Geo. A. Steel of st. Johns, made
a pleasant call at THE TIMES Office Wed
nesday.
Miss Della Dawson left yesterday for hel
home near Toledo where she will spend the
holidays.
| Mrs. q. K. Lovett left for Tecumseh,
Monday, being called by the serious illness
of her father.
j. G. Adams represented Shiawassee
county oranges at the state meeting in
Lansing last week.
Miss Flora Pitts returns to her home in
Fenton today after months visit with her
brother s. B. Pitts.
Fl. K. Bennett, whose headquarters are
in Ann Arbor at present, was home Tues
day and Wednesday.
John and George Martin, of Shiawassee
township, each receive 1000 from the
estate of the late John Beach.
Miss Myrtle Shickles returned to her
home in Garland, Monday, after a visit
with her aunt Mrs. A. K. Currey.
Mrs. Gillian and daughter, who have
been visiting at l.. X. Doolittle's, returned
to their home in st. Johns, Wednesday.
Rev. w. B. Matteson and family returned
last evening from their Chicago visit. Mr..
Mattesou will occupy his pulpit at the Bap-
tist church, Sunday.
Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick was in Olivet,
Wednesday, called there by the illness of
Will and the Misses Fitzpatrick. His daugh-
ters returned home with him.
A. l.. Manu-, for some years the efficient
agent for the M. G. at the junction, has re-
signed his situation. He will visit his
parents near Pontiac during the holidays.
Geo. l.. Lusk, formerly of Owosso. is now
manager for the West Bay City Tribune.
Geo. is sple ndid man for such position
and the paper will have boom under his
management.
Mrs. Robert q. johnson, former wife Of
Judge VIM. Newton, died in San Francisco
last week. She left an estate valued at
$2, 000, ,00O, a large share of which will go
to relatives in Flint.
Mrs. Eveline Hibbard, of Orleans Co., N.
Y, has been visiting her son, G. Hibbard,
of Corunna, and grandson, j. w. Hibbard,
of Bennington, for two weeks. Although
93 years of age Mrs. Hibbard is as sprightly
and lively as many person years younger.