The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-13

j. b. Harrington left for Olivet on Mon
day, after visit OF several days with w.
ID. Fitzpatrick.
Miss Irene Gilbert has left for Ypsilanti,
where she will attend school during the
coming year.
MRS. Cash Miller, OF Swartz Creek, is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Melvin.
George GrimIey, Of st. Charles, was in
the city yesterday attending the fair and
seeing the races.
Robert Campbell and wife, of New 10th
rop, spent a day with friends In the city the
first OF the week.
Mrs. E. Eddy was the guest of Mrs. M.
A. Buckminister, Tuesday, on her way
home to New York City.
Mrs. G. Ii. Hall, of Buffalo, N. Y. is
making a few weeks visit at the home of
her uncle, Geo. r. Black.
Rev. j. c. Cromer attended meeting of
the Central Michigan Congregational club
at Lansing, on Monday.
o. L. Brown, NJ. c. agent at Paines,
formerly cashier in the freight house here,
visited Owosso friends Thursday.
Charles and Newton Baldwin were In
Fowlerville, Tuesday, to attend the funeral
of their brother, j. G. Baldwin.
Miss English, of Benton Harbor has &C
copied the position and commenced teach
ing the fourth grade central school.
Miss Katherine Haarer, of Chelsea. has
been the guest of Miss Nellie Norcross and
other Owosso friends during the week.
General Manager Ashley of the T. q A.
A., was in the city Tuesday looking over
the company's shops and equipment.
Howard F. Daniels was in Ann Arbor the
first of the week making arrangements to
attend the University the coming year.
Q. E. Rigley, Jr.. Misses Lois Rigley,
Mary and Florence Fitzpatrick have returned
to Olivet to resume their college studies.
Miss Florence Root, who spent portion
of last year in Ypsilanti attending the Nor
NAL, will teach in the Smith district this
year.
K. p. Gilbert and family are visiting in
Grand Rapids this week. Mr.. Gilbert is
also attending the meeting of loan associa-
ton officers.
Fred 4. Janette has secured position on
the staff of the Chicago News. He was
home Sunday, but returned to Chicago or
the night train.
Miss Allie Russell returned to her home
in Ann Arbor, Wednesday evening, after 9
weeks visit with her cousin, Miss Allie
Eaton, in this city.
Mrs. Louis Flickinger left yesterday
morning to attend the annual M. E. con.
ference at Ann arbor as delegate from the
woman's home missionary society.
Rev. w. B. Matteson, who has beer
spending his vacation doing work in Chica
60 University library, will again occupy hi.
pulpit Sunday morning at the armory.
DR.. A. L. Arnold returned from his two
months trip in England, on Tuesday. Thu
doctor reports splendid time, but is pleased
to meet Owosso people once more.
Miss Anna Bartrem will teach in this city
until Jan. LIST, and then resume her studies
in Albion college. An overflow of pupil
at the Bryant required the hiring of an ad
ditional teacher.
Mrs. Betsey Brown, of Portland, and Mrs
Hiram Briggs, of Eagle, spent few day
the first of the week with their sister, Mrs
Laura Crawford, who has been seriousl!
sick, but is now improving slowly.
J. Fl. Faxon and Mrs. Kerridge left thi
morning for Ann Arbor to attend the M. E
conference. Mr.. Faxon goes as lay dele
gate and Mrs. Kerridge as delegate from
the womon's foreign missionary society.
John f. Mabin, superintendent of tn,
Oakhill cemetery leaves tomorrow to attent
the ninth annual convention of the Associa
ton of American Cemetery Superintendent
which meets next week at Richmond, Viz
ginia.
| State Secretary M. Fl. Reynolds has re
turned from his trip in the northern part o
the state, which was taken in the interest
of Sunday school work. He attended sew
eral Sunday school conventions during hi
absence.
| e. e. Turner, who has been located q
Coleman during the past two years, ha
formed partnership with his father ant
opened law Office in Saginaw. Mrs. TUT
ner and children will remain at the Turne
home in this city for the present.
DR.. Dakin, who was one of the first prac
titioners in Shiawassee county, but VIII
for the past twenty years has lived in DE-
troit, has been visiting old friends here thi
we elk. The DR.. has the reputation Of bein
a good shot and claims the honor Of havin
killed the first rat seen in the county.