The times., 1894-10-26

c. w. Mech, of Lansing, was in Owosso
over Sunday.
Geo. M. Edward and family spent Sun
day in Ovid.
Miss Gertrude Mead, of st. Johns, spent
Sunday in Owosso.
NJ. e. Curry, of Byron, visited his brother
A. e. Curry yesterday.
Mrs. p. Kirkham, of Vernon, called on
Owosso friends Thursday.
F. p. Sibley, Of Detroit, was in the city
yesterday on legal business.
I. d. Dewey is gaining slowly and now
gets about little every day.
Mrs. G. II. Munson. E. King street, is
visiting relatives at New Lothrop.
e. E. Bentley left Monday evening for
Buffalo and trip through New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks, of the West
Side, visited friends in Bay City this week.
The sickness of Mrs. Whipple has kept
Cashier Whipple at home all this week.
Congressman A. q. Caruth, of Louisville,
KY, was the guest of j. w. Thorn, Satur-
day.
Miss Millie Comstock left Monday even
ing for visit with friends near Buffalo, N.
Y.
Hon. W M. Fitzpatrick has been doing
campaign work in Ingham county this
| week.
E. M. Alexander and family have returned
| from Detroit and again taken up their resi-
dence in Owosso.
G. G. Eaton left, this morning for short
trip in the interest of the Electric Medical
Appliance Co.
Will ID. Fitzpatrick, of this city, has been
elected vice president of the Olivet College
Athletic Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cole left yesterday for
Parshallville, Livingston county, to remain
during the winter.
Geo. Carpenter expects to start on Mol
| day next for a hunt in Gladwn county, to
be gone some time.
Rev. Fred S. Retain, of Detroit, visited
his mother, Monday. Mrs. Retain has been
here for week.
Geo. nj. Dewey delivered the address at
the dedication of an l. o. o. f. hall in
kalamazoo, Wednesday evening.
K. c. Mahaney left for Ann Arbor last
week and has taken up work in..mechanical
engineering in the University.
Mrs. E. A. Todd and Mrs. j. A. Church
attended the meeting of the Michigan Libra
ry Association held in Ann Arbor this
week.
John T. McCurdy, of Corunna, was fortu-
nate enough to hear Congressman Tom
Reeds speech at Chicago on Saturday even
ing last.
Howell Republican: Mrs. M. Henion
returned to Owosso, Wednesday after visit
ing Howell friends as the guest of DIR.
Huntington, Sr.
Carl Parmeley left yesterday morning for
Alexander, w. Va, to take general charge
of the hammering and filing of saws in
large mill there.
Will Olney,of Venice, one of Uncle Sans
| efficient mail agents on the ID. & M. rail-
way, was pleasant caller at THE TINES
sanctum yesterday.
Geo. w. Ayers and family haye returned
from Saginaw and will hereafter reside in
OwossO. Mr.. Ayers was formerly in the
employ of Brooks & Son.
G. M. Howell, the Detroit insurance
| agent who committed suicide on Monday,
was quite well known in Owosso, having
been here several times.
A. S. Coutant, editor of the Mt Pleasant
Enterprise, made THE Times very pleas
ant call on Friday evening He is one of
the energetic, hardworking newspaper men
of the state and deserves every possible sue
| cess.
Henry S. Hall, one of the keepers at the
state house of Correction, Ionia, was in the
| city Saturday, looking for VIM. Harris, who
| escaped on Friday night Harris was sent
| from this county for one year and had but
| four months to serve.
We received very pleasant call Monday
from Mr.. Jesse Parmenter, of Wabash, In
diana. Mr.. Parmenter is one of the enthu-
siastic republicans of the state. He ad-
dressed meeting at Vernon, Wednesday
evening, and at Bancroft last evening. Mr..
Parmenter formerly resided in this county
and his old friends were much pleased with
his speeches. He says the republicans will
carry Indiana by good majority.