The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-12-17

rersonal Menuon.
Miss Edith Wykes spent Sunday at home.
s. Dondero was in Detroit the first of the
week.
Mrs. II. E. Henderson is visiting Detroit
friends.
Henry Robbins is visiting his son, Will.
In Chicago.
Mrs. l.. d. Brewer has returned from
Fort Wayne.
H. Il. Culver left Wednesday for Chicago
on business.
ID. r. Salisbury did business in Grand
Rapids Monday.
Judge s. f. Smith is holding court at
Howell this week.
E. l.. Evans, of Corunna, has entered the
employ of Lyon & Hadsall.
Fred Janette. of Cleveland, is visiting his
parents In the city this week.
Miss Grace Dewey is expected home next
week to remain during the holidays.
Mrs. r. Coy, Of Henderson. visited
friends In this city Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. H. E. Parshall left Monday for
Parkhill, Ont. where she will spend the
holidays.
Mrs. Arthur Stottenberg, of Durand,
spent Sunday with Mrs. l.. Dihgler, Brad
ley street.
Geo. M. Edwards spent Sunday at home.
He has about finished his present contract
at st Johns.
Miss Emma Wonnacott left Thursday
morning for Ontario, where she will spend
the holidays.
Edward Stannard left on Monday for Mt.
Pleasant to accept position as clerk in
dry goods store.
Mrs. r. p. Bigelow was called to Adrian
Monday by the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Chas. Youngs, of that city.
ID. l.. Winkler returned last evening from
Wadsworth, Ohio, where he has been visit
ing for month past with old friends. He
had fine time.
Saml. Lowery, of THE TIMES force, and
his brother James, of Durand, left yester-
day for Campbellford, Ont, to spend three
weeks at their old home.
j. M. Henderson, of the firm of johnson
& Henderson, left on Monday for the south
to spend the winter. He will stop at De-
trot and Washington for few days.
Miss Jones, who has been employed by
Lyon q Hadsall as stenographer for two
years past, has resigned the position to ac-
cept similar place with the Owosso Car
riage Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Moreau left Tues
day for Scott City, Kansas to take up
their residence. Mr.. Moreau takes with
him the kindly wishes of every newspaper
man in the county.
G. I. Mason was In Lansing, Tuesday.
He has his work as county drain commits
sioner about finished up and will be ready
January LIST to- turn the Office over to his
successor, G. w. Parker.
Secy. K. G. vanNess was in Jackson, Tues
day, attending meeting of the committed
having in charge the arrangements for thu
annual Y. M. G. A State Convention, TO b,
held in that city In February.
Mrs. g. G.. Turner, of Traverse City, i
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B
Gates. Mr.. Turner spent Sunday and Mon
day in the city. leaving for Lansing to at
tend meeting of the State board of par
dons, of which he is member.
K. p. Vandewater resumed his duties a
agent at the Junction, Monday. after
few weeks lay off on account of sickness
Mr.. Vandewater says he feels like ney
man since his operation, and the only regre
he has is that he waited SO long before hav
ing the operation performed.
Miss Mabel Ferry has recently passed tn
required examination and been admitted a
an active member of 1.-The Tuesday MUS
cale." This organization is composed @
some of the finest musicians In the city O
| Detroit, and it is great honor for youn
lady, not yet out of her teens, to be invites
to join such company of artists.
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