The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18

| Miss Abbie Tilotson entertained Miss
May and the Misses McAlanls Saturday and
Sunday.
c. +. Haight and and wife are expected
home the first of next week from their Cal
ifornia VISIT
Tavern belong lost three fingers in a
beading saw at the Owosso Mfg. Co.'s fac
tory on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Stewart spent Sunday
in Detroit. Mrs. Stewart left Monday for
Vassar College to visit friends.
Supt. j. W. Simmons returned from Chi
cago, Wednesday evening after looking over
the schools in that city.
w. f. Bradley and wife left last Friday
for visit in Charleston, w. Va. and re-
main the most of the week.
Ed. Markham is acting as ticket agent
at the Nj. G. station and e. NJ. Cornell is
assisting at the ID. & M. freight office.
Mrs. Nellie Godfrey has declined her
position in the city schools for the coming
year, and will attend the State Normal.
o. b. Estey and James Lock attended
meeting at Lansing, yesterday, called TO Or
ganize State game and fish protective
league.
Miss Della Jones who has been visiting
at Mrs. j. Ii. Robbins the past two weeks
returned to her home in Waupun, Wis.,,
Monday.
Supt. f. K. Converse, Of Pontiac, was III
Owosso, Saturday. on his way home from
the meeting of superintendent of schools in
Lansing.
Geo. NJ. Edwards is spending the week
in Menominee. He is among the bidders
for the contract to build a new high school
building there.
Mrs. j. Dodge and daughters were called
to Jackson. Saturday by the death of Mrs.
Dodges brother, Jerome Idle. They re-
turned Monday.
Hon. Josiah Turner returned to Owosso
Friday from Washington where he spent
the winter. He reports that he enjoyed his
ViSlt at the capltOl very much.
Quincy Mcbride returned from the west
Saturday to visit his parents at Burton and
remained until "Wednesday. He called upon
| Owosso friends Tuesday.
| James Zimmerman and family, of Bridge
| port, Ala, are visiting at c. p. Halls,
where Mrs. Zimmerman and the children
will spend the summer.
| Odel Chapman has been busy most of
the time for the past 10 days trying suits at
| st. Johns growing out of the Bryson failure
and the sale of the stock to ID. M. Estey.
Rev. e. b. Edmunds. formerly resident
of. Owosso, was in the city, Wednesday,
| looking up old friends. He is now located
| at Beaver Dam, Wis, and is State Sunday
school missionary.
| Geo. ID. Palmer and Mr.. Detwiler, of To-
edo called Oh THE TINES, Monday. Mr..
Detwiler had never visited Owoso before
| and was much pleased with the appearance
of our city and the surrounding country.
l. Alberto Castro sailed from New York
| yesterday for his home in Central America.
| While in OwOsso attending school at Oak
| side he became great favorite with the
young people of the city who will miss him.
E. ID. Briggs, telegraph operator at the
ID. & M. and Geo. Needham, operator at the
Mich. Central, left yesterday for Denver,
Colo, to attend the national meeting of
railroad telegraphers. They will be absent
| 10 days.
John Bagley was the guest of his brother,
Henry in this city Wednesday. He was ON
his way to Chicago from Mt. Clemens where
he has been for his health Mr.. BagleS
owns large numbering interests in the upper
peninsula and forty miles of railroad which
| will soon be extended to two hundred and
connected with the T. q A. A. at Menom-
inee.
Hon. Jerome w. Turner leaves on Mon
day for Washington to begin his work June
LIST as law examiner in the general land
Office, department of the Interior. We are
very much gratified to see Mr.. Turner hon.
ored with this appointment, it is recogni-
tlon both of his ability and party work.
The duties will be greatly to his liking. The
salary we understand is So, 900 year.
w. 4. Billiard left Tuesday to attend the
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias held at
Benton Harbor this week, as representative
of Owosso Lodge No. 81. M. b. Gates also
attends, being member of one of the prin-
cipal committees of the grand body. A fine
program for the entertainment of delegates
has been arranged and the meeting will un-
doubtedly be the best eyer held in the State.
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