The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-06

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a position at The Fair in Detroit.
VIM. ID. Haarer is spending the week in
Manchester. Mich, his old home.
Miss Burgderfer Is entertaining Mrs.
Jones, of Carson City, this week.
Ex-Gov. ID. II. Jerome, of Saginaw,
called on The TINES last Friday.
Miss f. M. Thomas and Miss Mary
Arnold are In Detroit on business.
Stanley Il. Parkill is in Grand Rapids
today on state pharmacy business,
l.. +. Kingsley is dangerously sick at his
home on North Washington street.
Prosecuting Attorney Watson is in
Laingsburg conducting a case today.
Miss Nellie Chittenden, of Hamilton,
Ont, is visiting at ii. b. Peterson's.
Mrs. L. c. Marsh, of Chicago, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. b. Matteson.
Frank Whean, of Vernon, was the guest
of ii. M. Post, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Grant Tannehill was in Flint yesterday
in the interest of the Johnson Baking Co.
Mrs. Inez Miller and family, of st. Louis,
visited part of the week at Robert Tawse's.
Charles Dennison, of Pontiac, moved to
Owosso Wednesday to make his home here.
Ray Gould is studying railroad telegra-
ply in the nj. G. Office under Agent Need
ham.
Mrs. Bot and son Harry left for Tecum-
sch Tuesday and will make their home
there.
Miss Bertha Patterson, of Holly. visited
friends and relatives in the city the first of
the week.
Mrs. Il. w. Thorley returned Saturday,
from weeks visit with relatives in Nor
walk, Ohio.
Leslie Haines is taking forced vacation
this week from Banister's grocery, case
of measles.
Harry Osmer leaves next week for La
crosse, Wis, where he will remain during
the summer.
William Parkhurst and wife, of Byron,
were guests of George +. Robinson, Monday
and Tuesday.
Fred Chapel and family went to Muir
yesterday for few days visit with friends
at that place.
John Leffingwell left yesterday for
Pennsylvania, where he will make his sister
a few weeks visit.
Frank Despond, of Saginaw, has moved
his family to Owosso and will make his
home here again.
f Allmandlnger, general manager of tn
Ann Arbor Milling Co., was in the city
Tuesday on business.
l. N. Keller. of Vaudeville, formerly of
Keller & Keller, of this city, was here
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Walter Blunt and Mrs. Lewis
Shickles, of Fairfield, spent the first of the
week with Mrs. A. K. Currey.
Mrs. G. K. Lovett Is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Mather and niece. Miss
Mable Raymond, of Mason. this week.
w. f. Aten has moved his household
goods TO Detroit where he has a position
with E. w. Morris, coal and wood dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Tillotson returned
from Washington Saturday evening. Mrs.
Tillotson left on Sunday evening for Chi
cago.
Miss Jennie Rabcock. of Toledo. who has
been visiting her father John gabcock at
the Junction House, is spending the week in
Flint.
G. II. Lyon went to Marion yesterday to
take testimony in an important case. Fred
Edwards accompanied him to act as stenog-
rapher
Fred Beardslee, former Owosso boy,
now night operator for the M. G. at Ian.
sing, spent part of the week in the city,
visiting friends.
Mrs. M. NJ. Sells, who has been making
an extended visit with her daughter Mrs
Charles Lawrence, returned to her home in
st. Thomas, Ont, Monday.
K. A. Stedman, foreman at Ponds Marble
Works, who has been very sick at his home
| in Lansing for several weeks, is now better
and expects to return to Owosso this week
j. b. Connors left Monday for Cincinnati
and Louisville to be gone a week. Mr.
Corners has had several good positions
offered him bat as yet has not accepted any
Perry f. Powers, editor Of the Cadilla,
News and Express was the guest of +. o
Dewey over night Tuesday. Mr.. Power
is one of the most popular newspaper mel
of the state and is president Of the Michigan
Republican Newspaper association, also {
member of the State Board of Education.
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