The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-12

w. ID. Murray was In Fenfon. Tuesday
Miss Gracia Stewart is the guest of Miss
Sprague, OF Detroit.
Miss Larkie Quaintance is visiting at he,
home In Button. Ohio.
Mrs. j. Ii. Calkins. OF PinconnIng, Il
spending the week In the city.
Mrs. Geo. r. Black and Mrs. p. M. Roth
have returned from Peoria, III.
Andrew Mckinney. of Detroit, is spending
the week with his family here.
Frank Almandnger. Of Ann Arbor, was
In the city on business, Wednesday.
Postmaster McBain returned, Thursday
morning from short trip to Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Murray, of Mason,
were guests at @. s. Williams, Sunday.
Arthur Keller, of Williamson, has been
visiting his son in this city for week past
Miss Lizzie McClenon, OF Saginaw. is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Andrew Mckinney.
Geo. Dye and Spencer Cor y. of Ionia,
spent Sunday and Monday with M. ID.
Corey.
Will Wilcox left Wednesday evening for
Longton. Kan, where he will visit his
father
v. Post is moving to his farm near Flush
ing. The Famous will be run by his
brother.
Miss Enc Manning, of West Bay City,
was the guest of Miss Annie Williams,
Saturday.
j. j. Davis and T. 8. vanDusen were In
Howell, Wednesday, to attend the wedding
Of A. M. Davis.
Secretary Parkill has been in Saginaw
this week attending meeting of the State
Board of Pharmacy.
II. M. CLARKE, the active and popular
State Secretary Of the Y. M. g. A., spent
Tuesday In this city.
Miss Ettie Ellis, of Shiawassee township,
has been engaged as assistant teacher i'm the
Bancroft high school.
Mrs. L. E. Phelps, of Lansing, visited at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. III. N.
Williams, from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Edwards and Miss
Edwards attended the wedding of Miss Mae,
daughter of Architect Hollister, at Saginaw
on Wednesday.
Will Setchfeld has given up his position
as drug clerk for Collins & Co. and returned
to his home in Fenton. His place is taken
by Tom Harris.
Flint Globe: Will K. Small, of Owosso,
who had been spending some days visiting
Ex- Governor BegOle and family and Mrs.
True and family, left for home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ever and Mrs. r.
A. BelfOrd reached OwOsso from Atlanta,
Georgia, Wednesday. Mrs. Ever stood the
journey fairly well, but comes home not
much improved in health.
The friends Of Gilbert II. Hicks in this
city will be pleased to learn of his good
fortune in being appointed assistant botanist
in the department of agriculture at Wash
mgton The appointment comes as result
of civil service examination held in the
principal cities of the country. the branches
covered being botany, Latin, French and
German. The chief of the department, In
nothing Mr.. Hicks of his preferment said:
1.-THE result of the civil service examination,
held for that purpose. clearly showed that
you were the best prepared of any of the
applicants to fill this position" The place
is worth 81, 200 the first year. THE TIMES
can most heartily congratulate Mr. Hicks.
He has earned this honor by faithful work.
Wanted at Once-FOur messt niger boys to
deliver messages throughout Owosso and
to learn Telegraphy. Splendid chance for
ambitious students. G. A. SHARP.
Supt. City Telegraph, Co.
s. T. Waugh will sell at his farm near
Bennington No. school house, Thursday,
January %. four no SEES, several head OF
cattle, sheep and swine, number of farm
tools, a quantity of hay, oats, corn, ETC., and
household goods. Usual terms of sale.
Mrs. N. Ball, 433 east Exchange street,
desires to form a German Reading Circle
Private lessons also given. Terms reason
able. 2tms
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