The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-19


Personal Mention.
Dr. c. A. Osborn spent Sunday in LIu-
den.
Mrs. F. H. Bannister is visiting Detroit
friends
Robt. Gemmell spent Saturday and Sun
day at home.
Miss Gertrude Galusha spent Sunday with
Ovid friends.
J.rJ. Davis was in Cleveland the first of
the week buying goods.
X. G. Hamblin, of Lansing, spent Sunday
with relatives In the city.
Miss Stella Landon, of Mt. Pleasant, is
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Bertha Sturtevant has accepted a
position in Krob's millinery store.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. ID. Stewart returned
from New York, Monday evening.
Miss Arvilla Allen, of Detroit, is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. s. b. Pitts.
Mrs. s. K. Swick, of Byron, spent Sun
day with her grandson, Harry Crosby.
John Hart, of Milwaukee. is visiting
friends this week on Dlckerson street.
Webb Amspoker, who has been hunting
near Lupton, returned home Saturday.
Fred Frieseke writes home that he is en-
joyng life in Paris, France, very much.
DR.. E. B. Ward and H. H. Pulver, of
Laingsburg, were In the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Achard returned
Monday from short visit with relatives in
Saginaw.
Mrs. M. K. Densmore visited her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie, at Ann Arbor, the first of
the week.
Miss Emily Thomas returned home
Thursday evening from a ten weeks visit
In London.
James Perry returned from his northern
hunting trip Tuesday evening, bringing a
fine deer with him.
Miss Laura Gilbert spent Sunday and
Monday in Detroit. She was accompanied
by Cora Vandewater.
Misses Tillie MO0ts and Maud Barber,
teachers in Lansing schools, visited the
Owosso schools Friday.
Vern Hubbard, of Maple Rapids, has &C.
cepted a position as clerk in the drug store
of johnson & Henderson.
Saml. Paddock, formerly clerk for Grove
Bros, has accepted position with j. L.
Hudson & Co., of Lansing.
l.. G. Smith, student at the Agricultural
College, spent Sunday in Owosso with his
grandmother, Mrs K. g. Mead.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Van lyle, Of Bay
City, former residents Of Owosso, are guests
/. of Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Hopkins.
e. M. Jordan returned the last of the
week from very pleasant visit of five
, weeks with his son, Will, at Toledo.
Col. G. v. r. Pond, of Lansing, was in
the city over Sunday to see his grandson
and incidentally to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Var
| r. Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Ryan, who have beer
} visiting Mrs. Ryan's parents. Rev. and Mrs
Schmaus, left Tuesday morning for Toledo
to visit friends.
i Mrs. VIM. Broad returned Tuesday from
D Chicago, where she had been several day
attending the dedication of Christian
: Scientist church.
w. r. Hookway, of the firm of Hookwa.
& Son, was in Grayling the first of tn
week buying potatoes. He reports the GRO
as being good in that part of the state.
o Orville Angel. one of Owosso's we
y known young men, left Monday evening fo
southern Colorado, Utah, and other point
II west. He joins his father, j. w. Angel
; who has been in that section of the countr
. for the past two years working and develol
q ing valuable copper properties owned b
himself and d. M. Estey, of this city. o
J. Vile will locate at Paradox, Col, at whic
!, place one of the most valuable claims Is 81
b uated. He has fine position awaiting b
IT arrival. Just before his departure th
n factory boys presented him with box {
,r Connor's best cigars, which token of esteel
h together with their turning out In the raj
to see him of, was highly appreciated b
Mr.. Angel.
: Hall Bros. will pay 40 cent