The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-04-17
Personal.

Ami Nelson spent Sunday In jackson.
p. M. Roth returned to Detroit, Tuesday.
Mrs. f. E. Converse returned to Pontiac,
Tuesday.
Geo. Peck, of Elsie. was in Owosso yes.
terday.
Miss lilly O'Neal spent Sunday in Ben
nington.
Geo. Baldwin, of st. Johns, spent Satur-
day in Owosso.
Will ID. Fitzpatrick visited his sisters at
Olivet, Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. S. ID. Crum, were in Chesa-
ming. yesterday.
Mrs. j. B. Curtis. of Bay City, was in
OwOsso yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Backus, of Greenvllle, spent
Sunday in the city.
S. Dean, secretary of the Gas Co., was in
the city, Wednesday.
N. A. Finch, of Detroit, shook hands with
Owosso friends Tuesday.
Mrs. II. M. Seeley, Of Fargo, is visiting
at j. S. Hunts, Pine street.
Il. Waldo Holman returned Wednesday
and will remain until Monday.
Mrs. Walter Blunt, of Fairfield, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. II. Currey.
Miss Cora Hovey, Of Durand. visited
Owosso friends part of the week.
DR.. M. E. Knapp, of Detroit was the
guest of Mrs. F. F. Bumps, Sunday.
Mrs. A. e. Stever entertained few
friends at whist Wednesday evening.
Mrs. N. P. and Miss Jennie Leland, of
Durand, were in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Weston, Of Alma. is spending few
days with Mrs. Haney, of Main street.
DR.. G. B. Hitler received visit from his
father, ID. W. Hitler, of Flint, this week.
Miss Grace Taylor, of Ann Arbor, is ex-
pected to visit friends in Owosso tomorrow.
Mrs. l. Brown, Mr.. VIII Brown, and the
Misses Campbell, were in Pontiac, yester-
day.
Mrs. Weston, OF Alma, is visiting her
niece, Mrs. II. w. Holman S27 west Will
liams street.
Prof. GODDARD, of the u. of M. mathemati-
cal department, visited Prof. L. T. Austin,
Wednesday.
Geo. jenkins returned Tuesday from De-
troit, where he attended a meeting of the
railroad employees.
Miss Mile Chapman. of Detroit, is visit
ing her cousin Miss Bertha Stnrtevant at
the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. FL. Reynolds will attend
township S. S. meeting at Chaplin, Sagin-
aw county on Saturday.
VIM. Nelson Cole, of Vernon, aged IS
years, spent Tuesday visiting his grandson,
OF the firm of Gayer e. Cole.
Mrs. Alice Cooper Kellogg, of Corunna,
and Mr.. Wiltse, of Tennessee, dlned with
Mrs. Albert West, Wednesday.
William Santhony, lately in the employ
of the Owosso Mfg. Co., left for Cripple
Creek, Colorado, Wednesday night.
Clayton Cook, of The U. of NJ, who is
visiting his parents near Owosso, spent Mon
day calling on friends in the city.
Miss Griffith, book-keeper for j. J. Dayis,
has been absent from the store several days
this week on account of tonsilits.
Mrs. Hendricks, of Ypsilanti, has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. James Osburn,
North Washington street, this week.
Il. o. Dewey attended the annual meeting
of the Michigan Republican Newspaper
Association at Grand Rapids, Tuesday.
w. F. Bradley, superintendent of the
Ann Arbor Ry., has so far recovered from
his long sickness as to be able to ride out,
He hopes to soon resume work
Bert Edgecombe, who has been visiting
Fred Lawrence, went to Port Huron. from
whence after brief visit, he will return t.
his home in Strathroy, Canada.
Ed. Stannard has been taking Bruce Bart
let's place at the p. D. stamp window
during the past week while the latter has
been taking a rest to recuperate.
Mrs. Nellie Bates Dorf and Miss Alma
Bates, who assist at the Choral Union con
cert this evening, arrived this morning anC
! will be entertained at VIM. Broad's, 32T
west Williams street.
Supt. w. M. Smith, of Detroit, of thC
American Express Co., was in town Satur
day. The city express Office will be ar
ranged so that it will occupy the east hal
of the store instead of being in the back par
| of the store.
Mrs. Mark w. Stevens, of Flint, has beer
canvassing Owosso for her book on tht
Worlds Fair. She has made interesting
addresses before various literary societies o
the state and has met with success in thu
sale of her work.
Theron Atwood, prosecuting attorney anC
one of the leaders of the republican part!
In Tuscola county, spent Sunday and Mon
day hlth his brother-inlaw, o. L. Sprague
and his father, Fl. p. Atwoow. The faith