The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-02-10
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Frank Wicking is ON the sick list.
Mrs. M. G. Andrews is still quite sick.
ID. +. Collins is on the sick list this week.
K. Burk, of Detroit, was in the city Tues
day.
Miss Laura Green visited in Byron, Sun
day.
John Buchanan is on the sick list this
week.
J. J. Knapp was in Holly Tuesday on
business.
Miss Augusta Brooks is visiting in Detroit,
this week.
j. b. Woodln was in Ovid Thursday on
business.
E. T. Austin visited the Saginaw schools
yesterday.
Alfred Laubengayer returned to Chicago
Wednesday.
Frank Stuart, now of Chesaning, was in
Owosso Sunday.
A. S. Bliss and family are visiting in
Rochester, Mich.
Miss Quackenbush, of Lansing, is visiting
Miss Meta Gould.
Miss Collier visited Miss Nora Towne, of
Lansing, Wednesday.
G. b. Adams was on the sick list the
early part of the week.
Mrs. b. S. Knapp returned from Penn
syivania, Saturday night.
j. A. Cooper and Mat Crandall were in
Pontiac and Detroit Monday.
Frank Frees, Holly hardware man, was
in Owosso Sunday and Monday.
ID. r. Corey, of Lansing, was the guest of
M. ID. Corey and wife Tuesday.
Mrs. Kellogg, of Worthwhile, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs M. G. Dawes.
Miss Gertrude Wells was home from Ann
Arbor last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Rennie Beal has resigned her posi-
ton as clerk for ID. NJ. Christian.
Mrs. ii. S. Thurber, of Milford, is visit
ing her brother, r. d. Crawford.
Miss Larkie Quaintance left Tuesday for
visit at her old home at Bluffton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Thomas returned
from their visit in London, Ontario, Monday.
Geo. M. Dewey addressed an Odd Fellow
gathering at Saginaw, Wednesday evening
Robert Cheal has recovered from his i'll
ness enough to be at work again this week.
Mrs. j. f. Davidson, of Fenton, is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Ira G. Curry this
week.
j. N. Mcbride and wife were the guests
of Supt. and Mrs. Converse, of Pontiac,
Sunday.
Eugene Hume has left j. S. Haggart's to
take position in Gladstone i'm the upper
peninsula.
Garwood Post, of Flint, was the guest OF
his brother, V. Post, of this city, few day 5
this week.
w. A. Woodland attended meeting of the
democratic state committee at Detroit oil
Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Holden, of Port Do"rr
Ont, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j.. n I"
Digging, Tuesday.
Clarence Haight and John Buchanan liz.
taken positions with the Estey Carria,
Company as finisbers.
Will Noble, of Pittsburg, Pa, has con
to Owosso, and will work for the EST.
Manufacturing Company.
Hiram White, who works for the Owos-'
CoOperage Company, has recently move
his family here from Bancroft.
Chas. A. Bates has been appointed fov>.
man in the car shops the place left vac, ::
by the resignation. Of III. A. Beech.
A. Pelton and Miss Amy Pelton, who
have been visiting Miss Laura Green, LEFT
for their home inIllinois, Tuesday.
Mrs. o. Sharpstene and Miss Name
Lawrence were in Flint, Wednesday, IN at
tendance at the wedding of friend.
Martin Brownold, clerk in the Boston
Clothing House, left Saturday night for a
two weeks visit with his sister i'm Chicago.
Harry Comstock is home from Detroit.
He intends entering the university and will
remain here until the opening of the second
semester.
Mrs. Aena Elwell has resigned her situa-
ton as boOkkeeper for the Owosso Packing
Company. Miss Bertha Fowler takes her
place In the Office.
Sunday as Mrs. j. II. Howe was driving
into her yard, the cutter tipped over throw
ing herself and her sister, Mrs. Harrington
out upon the ice, iDjuring Mrs. Harrington
quite severely.
Mrs. Smell, of Oxford, Ont, and Mrs.
Oak, of Warden, of Manitoba, are visiting
their brother, John Brooks, Adams street.
This issthe second time in 80 years that
they have seen each other.
Miss Helena M. Rush. formerly, of Owos-
so, was one of class Of ten young ladies
which graduated Thursday evening, Jan.
26 i'm the kindergarten course of the De-
troit Normal School. The commencement
exercises were held in the Weodard Ave.
Baptist church.
+. M. Potter and wife, of Grand Rapids,
were guests of John Brooks, Adams street,
from Friday until Monday. Mr.. Potter is
state agent for the Grand Rapids Herald
and is well known as a hustling newspaper
man. He was much pleased with the pros
porous looks of OwOsso.
State Republican,: The many friends of
Charles A. Towne will be pleased to learn
of the high appreciation in which he is held
ia Minnesota, having been appointed judge
advocate general on the staff of Gov Mel
n h. ,N.Ax "A