The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-27

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to be able to sit up and is now In hopes OF
more speedy recovery.
Bert Hall returns Monday to Detroit,
where he will resume his work in the De-
troit school of medicine.
VIII ID. Fitzpatrick and Byron Knapp
left for Ann Arbor yesterday to get in read
mess for their University work.
Miss Grace Dewey left Monday evening
for Gambler, Ohio, to resume her work as
an Instructor in Harcourt Place Seminary.
Geo. A. Needham and wife leave the first
of next week for Perry, NaY., where they
will make two weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Nina Cooper leaves for Oberlin.
Ohio, Monday, and will take work in the
conservatory of music during the coming
year.
Miss Myrtle Dietrich, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. K. T. Dandy, has
accepted position in as clerk In Wolfe's
ten cent bazaar.
E. s. Richards and family left yesterday
morning for Corning, Steuben county, New
York, where they will spend couple OF
weeks with relatives.
James G. Shelter and wife, of Saginaw,
spent the first of the week visiting their
son, James II. Shelter in this city. They
returned home Tuesday evening.
Rev. j. 9. Cromer and L. K. Gould at
tended the meeting of the Genesee Associa-
ton of Congregational churches held at
Fulton, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. r. G. belong, of Bennington, who
has been seriously sick for two weeks, is in
fair way to recover. Mrs. r. r. Marsh
has been with her part of the week.
The Misses Lucy and Jennie Bennett
stopped in Owosso, Tuesday, on their way
home to Ashley from Saginaw, where they
have been visiting for few days.
Ray c. Mahaney returned home Tuesday
evening from the southern division of the
Ann Arbor road, where he has been work
ing on an engine for the past few weeks.
Ezra Mason has so far recovered his
health that Tuesday he surprised Owosso
friends. He remained in the city over
night and Wednesday extended his call to
friends in Corunna.
VIM. Gassmam and wife, of Rush, re-
turned Tuesday evening from their trip to
Louisville. Chickamaugua, Atlanta and
other southern points. They stopped al
Findlay, Ohio, to visit their parents.
John Van Buskirk has given up his posi-.
ton with ID. M. Christian and returned tC
| Pontiac, his former home, to enter business
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Van Buskirk are fine
young people whose departure is regretted
bp many.
DR.. j. II. Waite returned Tuesday from
| a twelve weeks visit at his home in Cam
bridge, Washington county, N. Y. Hi
health has been greatly improved by his
visit and he feels and looks better than hi
has before for over year.
Chas. Mcpherson and family, who have
been visiting at the home of Agent Vande
water, left for their home in Petrolia, Ont
Wednesday. Tuesday afternoon their lit
tie daughter fell from the veranda ant
struck against an iron bound box, cuttins
her forehead quite severely.
Miss Cora A. Manning, graduate of thu
Owosso High school, and later, graduate
of the Lucretia Willard Treat TRAINING
School, of Grand Rapids, has just beer
called to position in Utica, N. Y. For th'
past year Miss Manning has been engaged
as assistant in the Ottawa ST., Kindergarten
of Grand Rapids, mission among tn
needy, where district visiting mother:
classes, care Of reading rooms, teaching
kitchen garden and cooking classes, etc.
are additional to the regular work of tn
kindergarten. In all these she has prove
her peculiar fitness for the work, and whe
the call came for some one to assume charg
of similar work In Utica, Mrs. Tree
named Miss Manning as the one for thu
place. There she has two assistants an
all necessary facilities. Utica is forward
kindergarten matters, having established
Treat Training school for kindergartnel
last year in charge of another of Mr.
Treats graduates, while Mrs. Treat herse
is secured for frequent lectures.
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