The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-06-30
Personal Mention.

Z. w. Loring Is fishing at Lake Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Christian are in Cleye-
land.
Miss Ada Holman is doing the Worlds
Fair this week.
Miss Mary Tunbul, of Franfort. is visit
ing friends in this city.
Miss Ida Austin, of Morrce, spent few
days in town this week.
Miss Fanny West, of Syracuse, n. Y, is
visiting at VIM. Jones'.
Mrs. w. +. Small has been visiting rela-
tives in Flint this week.
Miss Nellie Parker, of Ann Arbor. is
visiting Miss Lena Doolttle.
Norman E. McLain, of Wolverine, spent
few days this week with ]. E. Clark.
Rev. III. Blair, of Green, N. Y, visited
his niece, Mrs. w. E. Small, last week.
Miss Helen Duff went to Bay View, Mon
day, where she will spend the summer.
Miss Mary Buckminster has accepted the
position of book keeper at the Press Office.
Mrs. NJ. Gaylord and son Ralph, left
Monday for four weeks visit in Ceylon,
Ohio.
Prof. E. l.. Austin will assist in the
teachers institute in Lapeer county in Aug
ust.
Mrs. Laura Van Aukin, of Cohocton, ".
Y, sister of Mrs. l.. Hambln. is here for
visit.
N. Ball and wife left yesterday for a
months visit with an uncle of Mrs. Ball at
Rhine, Wis.
Mrs. f. w. Bilhimer and son Ralph are
spending the week in Flint with her niece,
Mrs. E. Sloane.
NJ. ID. Ensminger, of Charlottesville, Ind.
spent several days this week with his brother,
q. S. Ensminger.
Miss Fannie Jones returned last week
from Ann Arbor where she has been
attending the University.
DR.. III. Biggs, formerly an Owosso man,
but now of Detroit. is spending day or
two in town with friends.
Horace Lewis, of Winnipeg, Manitoba,
is visiting his brother, Hiram. Mr.. Lewis
was former resident of Owosso.
f. w. Lawrence, III. p. White, and r.
c. Mahaney attended commencement exer-
cses at Langsburg, Saturday night.
Mrs. o. T. Webster and daughter, Miss
Flora. left last week for Bay View, for a
protracted STAY at that popular resort.
Mrs. E. E. Bentley and son Claude left
for their old home in Albion, N. Y, Mon
day, where they will spend the summer.
Miss Edna Hayens, preceptress of the high
school goes to Chicago Monday, and will
celebrate the glorious 4th at the exposition.
Albert Todd returned Wednesday from
Milan, Tenn, where he has been for several
looking after his interests in that
section.
Miss Cora Manning, one of the graduates |
of the high school. was rendered reception |
by her friends at Chesaning upon her return |
home.
Henry B. Dewey, of Tacoma, Washing
ton, arrived in Owosso Thursday, to remain |
for few weeks visiting his parents and |
many friends.
Captain Curry and fifteen or twenty men, |
bers of u. r. X. of p, will attend the en- |
at lonia, Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Balch leave Monday |
for their old home near Kalamazoo, to spend |
the vacation. Mr.. Bach and E. E. Lohnes
go on to Chicago to the Fair.
II. p. White and ii. G. Cossitt, two of
Uncle Sans most faithful servants, will |
enjoy their annual vacation of two weeks,
beginning tomorrow. They will take in
the big fair.
Mrs. B. F. Taylor went to Ann Arbor
the first of the week to attend commence
ment exercises at the University. Her son,
f. E. Taylor, graduates from the literary |
department.
Geo. Robinson is back from Atlanta, Ga.
marching through Georgia is
pleasanter than it was thirty years ago, he
finds Michigan offers superior advantages to
working men.
Geo. Noble, of Pittsburg, Pa, travelling
salesman for the Estey Manufacturing Co.,
spent few days in town this week. He
went to Chicago today, accompanied by his
son, w. F., who has been in the employ
Of the company here for several months.