The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-30

MISS hdtc WHutIuutu~ VIII stuuy tue
piano at the University School of music,
this year, going to Ann Arbor each Satur-
day.
Mrs. M. Lass, of Marion, Iowa, who has
been making a two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs E. NJ. Johnson, left Tuesday
for Lansing.
K, ID Dimond, formerly commissioners of
schools in this county, was admitted to the
order OF deacons at the M. E. conference in
Mt Clemens
Miss Emma Faryer started Monday for
her home in New Albany, Ind, after five
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Walter
Lusk, in this city.
Geo. r. Pray, who has been acting as as
sistant in DIR. Lambs Office, returned to
Ann Arbor Monday to resume work in the
medical department.
Mrs. Emma Robbins expects her sisters,
Misses Eva aud Della Jones, of Waupun,
Wis, the first of next week. They will
spend the winter here.
Carl Beuter is attending the street
fair in Howell this week in the interest of
Lyon Il Pond, for whom he is displaying a
large line of fall cloaks,
Private Joe Kelly of Co. G reached home
Sunday night thus reducing the number
still absent. Mr.. Kelly looks much the
worse for his experiences.
Miss Nellie Helm who has been visiting
at the home of her uncle, Alex. Mcdonald,
on State street, returned to her home in
Toledo the first of the week.
Arthur Alliton is assisting in the Office of
the Warren-Scharf Co., as stenographer
and book keeper. The company could not
have made better selection.
Secretary M. II. Rey nolds went to Sagi-
nav Tuesday morning to attend a meeting
of the executive committee of the Michigan
State Sunday School Association.
Ernest Jacobs returned to Ann Arbor the
first of the week to resume his work in the
engineering department. de will graduate
in mechanical engineering next June.
Rev. 5. G. Taylor, of Cheboygan, who
has been transferred by the Detroit M. E.
conference to Perry, is the father of G. L.
Taylor, of the Citizens Savings Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ryan returned to
Muskegon, Tuesday, after two weeks
visit spent with Mrs. Ryan's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Brown, in this city.
Frederick Sibey and wife, of Detroit.
were in the city Wednesday, guests at the
home of c. s. Williams. Mr.. Sibley looked
over his big farm northeast of the city.
Will Sullivan, Frank Cooper and Joe
Schneider have returned to the University
to resume work in the pharmacy, literary
and homeopcth departments respectively.
E. T. Dandy returned to Albion Satur-
day to resume work in Albion college. Mr..
Dandy has already attracted the attention
of the faculty by his fine work in Latin and
Greek.
Chas. A. Goodale, who formerly clerked
for l. G. Curry in this city, was in Owosso
Saturday. Since leaving Owosso he has
been on the road and is now travelling in
Indiana.
Harold o. Comstock has accepted q POSI-
ton with the Warren-Scharf Co, and will
assist in the surveys of the streets at present
instead of resuming his work in civil en-
cheering at the University.
George Guile, of Cheboygan, has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Guile, on
Goodhue street and with other relatives
this week. He is a son of William Guile,
at one time Owosso's leading jeweler.
James Curwood went to Ann Arbor
Monday morning to take up special literary
work in the University. He will supple
ment his work by writing special articles
for the Detroit Journal and the Tribune.
| Mrs. j. A. Ketchapaw returned to her
home in Bellevue, Ont, Wednesday even
ing, after spending ten days in the city.
She was called here by the illness of Frank
Ross, her cousin, and stayed here helping
nurse him until his death.
Harry o. Cossitt leaves tomorrow night
to resume his medical studies in the med-
cal department of the New York University
In New York City. His clinical studies are
carried on in Bellevue hospital. Mr.. Cossitt
expects to complete his course this year and
receive his degree as doctor of medicine.
Mrs. w. ]. Post, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Peck for
a number of weeks, left Saturday for Chi
cago where her husband is employed. The
regiment to which Mr.. Post belongs
has not yet been mustered out. but is
among the number of the Chicago regi.