The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03

L. "A. Wedenmeyer, or rentOn, Is guest
at l. G. Curry's.
Charles Gaffney, of Flint, spent New
Years In Owosso.
Miss May Thompson is home from Ann
Arbor for the holidays.
Mrs. p. Ii. Black is entertaining her sis
ter. Mrs. Kelly, of Flint.
Miss Grace Darling spent the first of the
week visiting In Henderson.
+. M. Thomas and wife. of Bancroft,
spent New Years in the city.
VIM. FL. Baker is ON the sick list this
week, the victim of rheumatic twinges.
John Cardwell, Frank Roth and James
Turner spent New Years day in the city.
Miss Ida Eley, of Detroit spent Sunday
at the homo of G. X. Martin, south of the
city.
Mrs. t. o. Christian was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. II. III. Hall, in Lyons, New
Years.
Charles Miller returned Wednesday from
weeks visit in Lansing, Mason and Will.
iamston.
James Shelter, of johnson e. Co.'S store,
is spending the holidays with his parents in
Milwaukee.
Register of Deeds l.. q. Mead and family,
of st. Johns, spent New Years with Mrs.
E. G. Mead.
Miss Lillian Campbell, who has been the
guest of Mrs. f. E. Walton, returned home
Wednesday.
Robert Steel, of st. Johns, was in the city
Wednesday, attending the X. of p. party In
the evening.
John Everett. of Ypsilanti, is spending
the holidays in Owosso, the guest of Miss
Nora Brewer.
Miss Fannie Carruthers. of Newburg,
was the guest OF Mrs. e. l.. Devereaux the
first of the week.
st. Johns, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. McAuliffe.
Miss Edith Hetcher, of Linden, is Wis.,
iting Miss Mae and Sadie Thompson Of
WOodlawn avenue.
Roy Cheal returned to North Star Mon
day morning, after few days visit with his
parents in this city.
j. j. Schuknecht, of Grand Rapids, was
called to Owosso yesterday by the fire in the
Wicking q Storrer store.
James Connolly returned to Owosso, Mon
day from very successful series ofrevival
meetings at Breckenridge.
Rollin Pond and family returned Monday
from ten days visit at Chatham, Ontario
with relatives OF Mrs. Pond.
Fred Miller and Miss Clara Storrer re-
turned from ST. Louis yesterday, after visit
ing friends in that place over New Years.
Mrs. Mary Gardner is entertaining her
brother-in law, of Perry, South Dakota, and
her daughter, Mrs. A. Jones, of st. Johns.
Roy and Maurice Hinkley, of Fentop,
and Theo. Hopkins, of Saginaw, are guests
of their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Galusha.
T. Dudley Taylor, Carl Putt, T. Edwin
CarmodA and B. b. johnson returned to
Ann ArbVr this week. The remainder Of
the Owoss6>boys will wait until Monday.
Miss Mate Chaplin and Nellie God.
frey spent a part of the week as the guests
of Morris Southland and wife. They return
to Ypsilanti tomorrow to resume school
work.
Henry s. Hall and daughter, of Ionia,
made THE TIMES very pleasant New
Years call. Mr. Hall is nicely situated at
Ionia and seems to enjoy his work as guard
at the State house of correction.
G. e. Lovett spent the last OF last week In
Tecumseh attending the marriage of cousin
and the wedding anniversary of another
cousin. The gatherings took the nature Of
family reunions of Mr.. Lovetts family and
that of his late wife.
I. ID. I'll. Ralph, president of the Owosso
and Corunna Traction Co., left Saturday
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several street railways in which he is inter-
ested. Mr.. Ralph has shown, by the way
he is handling the railway here, that he un-
derstands that line OF business and that the
service here will soon be equal to any.
L~Gilbert l.. Taylor has accepted the posi-
ton of cashier of the new Citizens Savings
Bank. Mr.. Taylor is at present receiving
teller at M. l.. Stewart e. Co.'s bank, with
which institution he has been employed for
number of. years. The choice is a good
one for the new bank and deserved
compliment to Mr.. Taylor, who has the
best wishes of all. Mr.. Taylor will enter
upon his new duties February LIST. At the
Stewart bank. K. M. Miller has been pro-
NOTED to take the position Of receiving
teller. This promotion is we'll deserved, as
Mr.. Miller is intimately acquainted with the
business of the company and with banking
business in general. John Hughes has ac-
cepted the position of collector and has al
ready entered upon his duties. AS he Is q
very energetic and'relable young man there