The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-04-29
Personal Mention.

John Knight, of Chicago. is a guest at K.
Wykes'.
Mrs. J. s. Colby spent Sunday in
Saginaw.
S. Dean, of Ann Arbor, was in the city
yesterday.
Archie Hooper is delivering goods for l..
ID. Wilson.
Mrs. G. F. Williams returned to Tiffin,
Ohio. Tuesday.
Mrs. Mabel Mack is visiting relatives at
Oswego, N. Y.
James Mclaughlin spent the first of the
week In Owosso.
Mrs. David Mcwhinney, W. King street.
is again quite sick.
R. w. Crawford spent Sunday and Mon.
day In Ann Arbor,
9. G. Turner, of Traverse City. was in
this city Wednesday.
Hon. @. A. Towne, of Duluth, spent Sun
day with s. K. Parkill.
Henry Gregg left Tuesday for Detroit to
enlist In the u. s. navy.
Will Priest, of Durand, was in the city
Tuesday to see Co. G off.
Rev. W. s. Ament spent Sunday with one
of the churches in Saline.
Prof. e. A. Barnes, of Chicago, spent the
| first of the week In Owosso.
Miss Anna Bartrem came home from Al
bion, Monday, for short visit.
Mrs. S. Willis left yesterday for Thomp-
sonville to remain several weeks.
James Osburn has so far recovered from
his sickness as to be about again.
Miss Mable Walbridge. of St. Johns,
spent Sunday with Blanche Doolittle.
M. II. Reynolds left Tuesday for Midland
to attend Sunday school convention.
Mrs. p. M. Roth is home from Peoria,
ILL.,, where she spent the winter with her
sister.
Herman Davis, of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, is
visiting his uncle, John Brooks, Adams
street.
Rev. John Sweet left Tuesday after
noon for Detroit, going by the way of
Lansing.
Miss Sarah Bancroft returned Monday
from brief visit with relatives in Almont
and Flint.
Miss Gertie McAuliffe returned Sunday
from st. Johns after spending the week
with relatives.
l. G. Curry and f. f. Bumps attended a
conference of Gov. Pingree's friends at
Detroit. Friday evening.
f. B. Smalley left Tuesday night for
Boston where he will enlist in the Mass
chusetts National Guards.
Robert Cheal who has been confined to
his house for the past three weeks with the
grippe is slightly improved.
Miss Iva Patterson, of st. Johns was the
guest of the Misses Nora and Donna Sher-
man, Friday and Saturday.
T. ID. Harris will go to Detroit, Monday,
to take an examination for admittance into
the navy service as an apothecary.
: Elmer Flemming and wife. of Flint, were
J guests of A. Angeyine and family, S32
Watson street, the first of the week.
MISS Mabel Ferry returned Tuesday even.
ing from East Tawas, where she went to I'll
, a concert engagement, remaining a week to
visit friends.
M. ]. Phillips, of Chicago visited hi
parents on Chestnut street Tuesday, ant
left Tuesday afternoon for Island LAX,
with company q.
Rev. Howard Brotherton spent the first Of
the week at M. Ii. Reynolds. Mr.. Brother
ton has given up his pastorate in South Da.
kota and returned to this state to remain.
William Noble, formerly travelling sales
man for the Estey Mfg. Co. will fill thu
place of G. K. Rigley, Jr., as secretary Of
the company while Mr.. Rigley is at the
: front.
Hon. John Northwood, enroute to Crane
Rapids to attend meeting of the Soldier
Home Board, stopped over in this cit
Tuesday to assist in giving Co. 6 rousini
farewell.
Mrs. Walter Brintnel returned to thu
city Monday and will remain with her par
: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Gilbert, for tn,
present. Mr.. Brintnell is with the Batt
Greek Co. at Camp Eaton.