The times., 1894-12-14
Personal Mention.

hev. Z, Hill was in Flint, Tuesday.
Stewart Beebe returned from Detroit.
Tuesday.
Miss Eva Kenyon is again an employee of
THE TIMES.
Hon. w. X. Bates, of Detroit, was in the
city, yesterday.
Rudolph Colby has taken up his residence
in Corunna this week.
Receiver Burt, of the T. & A. A. was in
the city, Wednesday.
Geo. Haskell left Monday for three
weeks trip through Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pound returned Tuesday
evening from Pennsylvania.
Clarence Tinker, of Fenton, made busi-
ness trip to this city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Yale, of Rochester,
N. T., are guests at VIM. Savers.
Il. L Bentley returned home, Tuesday,
after an absence OF several weeks.
Geo. Perrigo was in Fenton, Wednesday,
on business for the Groton Bridge Co.
Harley Haney arrived home Friday eve
ming for short visit with his family.
Miss Laura Richardson, of GreenvilIe, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Lyon.
Mrs. Will Robbins, of Lansing, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sargent.
Miss Edith Wykes left yesterday for
visit of several days with friends at Jackson.
M. Fl. Reynolds was at Mason, Friday,
attending county Sunday School meeting.
Senator Geo. A. Steel and John Hicks, of
st. Johns, were callers at THE TIMES office
Tuesday.
N. K. Potter and wife of Bancroft attend
edthe meeting of the state Grange at Lansing
this week.
VIII Kreher was called to Tonawanda,
N. Y, Saturday, by dispatch announcing
the death of his father.
The mother of Messrs A. NJ. and E. E.
Bentley, died at her home in Clifton
Springs, N. Y, last week.
Rev. j. r. Reitzel returned from the
west Wednesday. He will occupy the
Congregational pulpit next Sunday morning
and evening.
Secretary K. p. Gilbert is attending the
the meeting of the state organization of
Savings and Loan Association held in
Albion.
James M. Pulver died at his home near
Shaftsburg, on Tuesday. The deceased
was an attorney and a brother of Hon. ii.
III. Pulver.
Frank Kennedy fell while getting hay
from the loft i'm one of the barns on the
Wright farm last Saturday, injuring him
self quite badly.
q. +. Burdick, of Saginaw, marshal of
the state grand grove of the Druidic Mutual |
Benefit association, is in the city endeavor-
ing to organize local branch.
Col. d. L. Wagstaff, of Detroit, a men,
ber of Gov. Rieh's staff and one of the gen.
eral passenger agents of the Grand Trunk |
system. was in the city, Wednesday.
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The following books have been aided TO
the Ladies' Library.
The Refugees.-A Conan Doyle.
The White Company-A Conan Doyle
Trilvy-Du Maurier
In the Heart OF the Rockies-Henty
Across Texas-Ellis.
Pomono's Notwithstanding
Children OF Circumstance-Iota.
Up and Down the Nile-Optic
Asiatic Breezes-Optic
Ward
Phillip and his Wife-Margaret Deland
The Lilac unbonnett-Crocllet
Warnings Peril-Capt. King
Not Quite Eighteen-Coolidge
Sherburne Cousins-Douglass.
Only an Irish Boy-Alger
Sweet Clover-Burnham.
sailor Jack the Trader-C Castleman
The Man in Black-Weyman.
Allworth hAbbey-Southworth
Black Beauty-Sewall
The Woman in White-Collins.
Story OF an African Farm-Schrener.
The Conscript-Dumas.
Brave Tom-Ells.
Ionest Ned-Ells.
lighting the Wrong--Ellis.
Ordered but not yet received:
'he Manxman-Hall Caine.
across ASIA on Bicyle.
;adet Days-Capt. King.
! New Aristocracy-Birch Arnold.
Neighbors- Richards.
'imothy's Qucst-Wiggins
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The Dorcas Society is ahead $40, as the
esult of the Butterfly entertainment. The
anne persons will repeat the entertainment
t Corunna, Saturday evening for the bene-
t of the society.
Don't buy anything but Tube Rose flour.
lest in the market Z. G. Duff, agent.
ash Dividends q