The times., 1896-04-03
Personal.

| PERSONAL.
@. w. Gale was in Laingsburg Tuesday
on business.
Fred Simmons returned to Olivet college
last evening
s. s. Miner was in Lapeer on legal busi-
ness Tuesday.
| Clark V. Gibson, of Toledo, spent Sun
day in Owosso.
| A. M. Bentley was in jackson wednes-
day Oh business.
Frank M. Whelan, of Shlawassee, was in
the city Wednesday.
Fred Frleseke is home from Chicago for
the spring vacation.
Mrs. W. H. Tripp and children spent
Sunday in st. Johns.
j. w. Angel has been in Chicago on
business during the week.
Ralph Beman, of Ann Arbor, spent Sun
day with Ralph Mahaney.
Ray Mahaney, of Ann Arbor, spent Sun
day with his parents in Owosso.
Mrs. L. y. Christian went to Lyons,
Wednesday, to visit her sister.
l.. l.. Barnum and family will soon re-
move to farm southwest of Perry.
Supervisor Austin Trowbridge and wife,
of Antrim, were in Owosso, Wednesday.
Col. A. L. Bliss. of Saginaw, shook hands
with OwOsso friends on Friday afternoon
last
Mr.. and Mrs. Van r. Pond spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. G. V. r. Pond, in Lam
sing.
Miss Blanche Doolttle returned Monday
evening from visit with relatives at st.
Johns.
Ray Sargent, foreman of the Adrian
Telegram, spent Sunday with his mother in
this city.
Miss Fannie Bartrem, of the Albion pub
lie schools, visited her mother in Owosso
this week.
o. q. Phillips, formerly of the Bay City
Journal, is in Owosso soliciting lite in
surance.
M. FL. Reynolds is at st. Johns today at
tending the Clinton county Sunday school
convention.
John Sklngsley returned from Lake Crys-
tai Tuesday, where he thinks of locating in
the near future
Earl Ford, who attended the Washington
school this winter has returned to his home
at Ray, Indiana.
Z. +. Grabill, editor of the Greenvile In
dependent, made THE TIMES pleasant
call Saturday morning.
Miss Anna Bartrem, formerly student
in Albion college, is now teaching in the
Albion city schools.
Mrs. II. p. Clough returned to Fenton
yesterday after weeks visit with s. b.
Pitts, north Water street.
Miss Georgia Curtiss, of Buffalo, N. Y,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. III. e. Southworth
Riverview, west Oliver street.
Mrs. L. Ii. Holland, of Eenton, spent
Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. w. ID.
Murray, 325 north Washington street.
Mrs. W. L. Wright is home from Carson
City for the school vacation. She spent
Wednesday with friends in Morrice.
Miss Alma Zimmerman represented the
Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
at the state meeting in Ionia this week.
M. III. Reynolds, state secretary, went to
Jackson, Tuesday to attend meeting of
+ the executive committee of the State Sun
day School Association.
. Mrs. j. Smith, who has been visiting her
daughter, Miss Gail Smith, went to Saginaw
Tuesday. where she will visit before re-
turning to her home in Detroit.
Rev. FIR. Doman is contemplating adopt
ing cycling, as this form of exercise has
been recommended to him by prominent
Detroit physician.
Warren Pierpont has opened law Office
in rooms over the Citizens Savings Bank.
Mr.. Plerpont is well known as a reliable
young man and we predict he will build up
a fine practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chubb and children, Willie
and Daisy, of Muskegon, who have been
visiting Mrs. David Shanafelt, of 315 Pine
. street since Friday, returned to their home
Wednesday afternoon.
A. l.. Bemis, editor of the Carson City
Gazette, was it town Tuesday. He is inter.
ested in Model City, new town near
Niagara Falls, which he expects to become
a great town before long.
Miss Summers, of Los Angeles. Calif., il
, visiting S. b. Pitts and family, north Water
! street. This is her first visit to Owosso II
several years. She expects to return to Los
Angeles the last of next week.
The Misses Phoebe Fairchild and Zelms
D Gray, teachers in the high school of Sagi
3 nav, 4. s., have been visiting Miss Fair.
, childs sister, Mrs. w. M. Broad, 327 ives