The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-21
Personal Mention.


Personal Mention.
Mrs. l. G. Curry is visiting friends in De-
troit.
Editor Estes and wife spent Sunday In ST.
Johns.
VIM. Harrer returned from Detroit We'd
nesday.
A. M. Young is in Findlay. Ohio, on
business.
ID. Q. Clapp returned from Grand Rapids,
Saturday.
G. ID. Stewart did business in st. Johns
yesterday.
Allen Bricker, of Detroit. spent Sunday
In the city.
+. E. Kinney was in Chesaning yesterday
on business.
j. W. Simmons was In Detroit on bust
ness yesterday.
Dr. A. l.. Arnold is visiting relatives at
Blenheim, Ont.
Deputy oil inspector Curry and wife spent
Sunday in Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Fl. Keller were in Grand
Rapids, Wednesday.
VIM. Byerly. of Durand, is in the city
calling upon friends.
A. Z. Willover left Monday for the south
to be gone some time.
H. A. Lord. of Byron, called upon friends
In this city yesterday.
Geo. K. Bailey left Wednesday for Porter,
lnd.' to visit his parents.
j. W. Davies, of Boston, spent the first of
the week at Albert Todd's.
A. M. Bentley left Tuesday for Malvern,
Ark, to inspect his new factory.
Albert West and Il. W. Holman are both
on the road again for short trips.
Harry Crosby. book. keeper at l.. E.
Woodland, spent Sunday in Byron.
j. 81. Robbins attended the furniture
show in Grand Rapids, Wednesday.
c. G. Tubbs, of Grand Ledge, visited at
the home of E. b. Tubbs yesterday.
Suprs. Morrice, of Perry, and Shipman,
of Venice, were in the city Tuesday.
John F. Salisbury returned to this city
Saturday after few weeks visit in Toledo.
The Kaleidoscope Club will meet next
Tuesday evening with Miss Bertha Alliton.
Mabel Chapman. of Morrice, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Waugh, East Mason
street.
l. d. Ii. Ralph is in Milwaukee attending
national meeting of street railway man.
ayers.
Joe Osburn returned to Ann Arbor Wed
nesday night after two days visit with his
parents.
Lou Whitney, of Lansing, attended the
party given by Miss Henderson Tuesday
evening.
Emory Thomas left Tuesday for New
Westminster, B. c., going by the way OF
Montreal.
Miss Carrie Robinson, of Buffalo, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Aggie Carmody, Wes
Mason street.
Mrs. w. l.. Wright, of Morrice, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Belden, tn,
first of the week.
Miss Lillian Hutchings, of Bancroft, IL
spending the week with Mrs. Eugene May
| East Williams street.
Mrs. j. M. Bryson, of Battle Creek, il
spending the week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. M. Estey.
Mrs. John Mcbride left Saturday for AM
Arbor to be at the bedside of her injured
husband for few days.
James Bartrem left N ,nday for Middle
port, Ont, to attend the funeral of hi
brother who died at that place Sunday.
| Miss Della Dawson, of Wheeling, Yves
Virginia, formerly a trimmer for Mrs. Geo
w. Sprinkle. visited In the city the first O
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hubbel, who hav,
been the guests of Mrs M. Neal for montl
| past, left yesterday for Los Angeles, Gal.
their home.
M. Brownold, formerly a clerk with tn
Boston Clothing House, visited Owoss'
friends the first of the week. His home i
now at Fleischman's Station, N. Y.
| e. r. McFail has severed his clerkshil
with the Merel House. He left for Film
Tuesday, for few days visit before goinl
to Milwaukee. where has accepted posi-
| ton.
Alex Mcleod, treasurer of Wayne coun
ty, was In the city on business, Wednesday
Mr.. Mcleod is one of the shrewdest politi
clans in Detroit and great friend of Coy
Pingree. Those present at the last state re
publican convention will remember how
skillfully he managed the Pingree forces.
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