The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-24
Personal Mention.

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Fenton.
James Tucker is spending the week in st,
Johns.
Niles Virgins is spending the week IN
Detroit.
Will AFFORD and Clement Gabriel spent
Sunday in Flint.
Miss Gladys Melvin is visiting her aunt
near Judds Corners.
Will Sayford, of Wooster, Ohio, is the
guest of his cousin, Allen Hookway.
Miss Edith Clark. of Grass Lake. is a
guest of her uncle. w. r. Hookway.
Charles Morton and family returned
Tuesday from weeks visit at st. Johns.
DIR. Scott and little daughter are visiting
at the doctors old home in Essex, Ontario.
Mrs. f. j. Melvin returned Wednesday
evening from two weeks visit in Detroit.
Mrs. l.. Converse is spending the week
| with relatives in Detroit and Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Estes visited Ovid
| friends from Saturday until Monday even
ing.
Mrs. A. Ii. Lewis returned Monday from
Flint where she was the guest of Mrs. DR..
/ ALLEN.
Fred Marvin and Chas. Rubekan left
Monday for Lincoln Lake to spend the
| week fishing.
The Misses Nellie Parker and Fannie
Jones expect to leave next week for visits
in New York.
Miss Banghart returned to her home in
Flint, Monday, after two weeks visit at
Mayor Currys.
Mrs. Chas. Howard left Tuesday for
Birmingham where she will make an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Maria Flynn, of Morrice, was the
guest of Miss Mary Brown in this city the
first half of the week.
George and James Brown and George
Wildermuth returned Saturday evening from
a weeks trout fishing at Yuma, north on
the Ann Arbor railroad.
Mrs. Michael Griffith and Miss Nellie
Green left Tuesday for four weeks visit
at Cadillac, Frankfort and Crystal Lake.
Miss Jennie Williams returned to Detroit,
Monday, after three weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. C. s. Williams and other relatives
in the city.
]. S Haggart left Tuesday evening for a
visit of week or two with his parents at
Peterborough, Ontario, stopping at Detroit
to attend the races, Wednesday.
Walter Lusk and family returned Tues
day evening from few days visit at Byron.
They made the trip on their wheels, Mr..
Lusk carrying the two children on his
wheel-a good load, considering the roads.
The infant daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Il.
F. Bumps died Wednesday.
The Ann Arbor Milling Co. is repainting
the roof of their Central Mill and Elevator.
The M. G. employees were in happy
frame of mind Wednesday, owing to the
anticipated arrival of the pay car.
j. II. BRANDED is making boiler for the
Vernon creamery, and making some extern
sive repairs on one for John Parson, south
of COrunna.
The supreme court has affirmed the de-
cision of the circuit court in the case of Mrs.
Mary Mulliken VS.. the city of Corunna. The
original judgment was for 1000.
The free silver ahd populist conventions
at st. Louis have done little work up to
this morning. The principal part of the
time has been given up to speechmaking.
The Reporter announces that it will sup
port Byran and Sewall. 1t has heretofore
been independent. G. B. Nc Caughna will
have charge of the editorial department.
Some idea of the extent of bill posting
for Buffalo Bil's circus may be gained from
the fact that each of the two cars which
have stopped in Owosso has purchased ten
barrels of flour from the Ann Arbor Mill
ing Co., with which to make paste to put up
the bills.
M. III. Seelye accdently swallowed a
chicken bone Wednesday. which stuck in
his threat and choked him so that
Drs. Shickle and Crum had to be called be-
fore he could be relieved. They succeeded
in getting the bone into his stomach, but he
has been confined to his bed since.
The car shops force are now working on
one passenger coach and combination bag
gage, mail and express car in the round
house; in the machine shop engines Nos. s,
80 and "a are receiving complete oyer
hauling, while In the woodworking shop
and in the yards some six or eight box cars
are being overhauled. This is in addition to
the usual routine work.