The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-02-24
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Miss Jessie Keagle spent Sunday In
Durand.
Mrs. G. M. Edwards spent Sunday in St.
Johns.
Prof. Frank Zimmerman, of Pontiac, is
In the city.
Ed. Thome, of St. Johns, was in the city
Wednesday.
Harry Crosby spent Wednesday at his
home In Byron.
DIR. and Mrs. b. s. Sutherland spent
Sunday In Fenton.
4. A. Todd, Jr., of Toledo. is visiting his
parents In this city.
Misses Jessie and Marie Mcdonald spent
Sunday in st. Johns.
Mrs. Charles Lawrence is visiting her
mother at London, Ont.
Miss Nellie Emery, of London, Ont, is q
guest at A. T. Thomas.
Agent K. Wykes has again been confined
to the house by Illness this week.
W. l.. Parker was called to Caro- Thurs
day by the sickness Of his mother.
N iss Ota LaBaroD, of st. Johns, was the
guest of Miss Naracon, Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. and Mrs. G. o. Loring spent
Tuesday and Wednesday In Lansing.
Ernest Ketchum, of Detroit, is visiting
his father, Sam Kefchum. for few days.
Julian Mosher has removed to Mt. Pleas
ant to accept a position in q clothing store.
Mrs. G. A. Norcross, Cute street, who
has been very Ill for several months, is
improving.
Miss Nellie Norcross spent Sunday In
Battle Creek, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. Bryson.
Mrs. G. II. Field returned to her home in
Cleveland Tuesday after q visit with Mrs.
Tod Kincaid.
Mrs. Frank Losey, Of Ovid, is in the city
assisting to care for Mrs. j. Il. Faxon, who
is still very sick.
Mrs. Tod Kincaid left Wednesday for
Detroit to spend two months with her
daugh liter, Miss Alice.
Geo. M. Dewey Jr. was home from Lans-
ing Wednesday. Mrs. Dewey returned
with him in the evening.
VIM. Harris, of this city, for many years
q conductor on the Michigan Central Ry.,
has resigned his position.
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Jopling went to St
Louis tuesday where Mrs. Jopling will take
treatment In the sanitarium.
Daniel Burhans was home from Presque,
Isle county, where he is running general
store, the first half of the week.
Bert DensmOre has been home from the
Chicago naval recruiting for visit Of
several days duration this week.
William Fox, of Franklin street. will
60 to Inlay City tomorrow to see his
brother who lies at the point of death.
DR.. w. K. Ward was called to Laings-
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Ward, whose condition Is quite serious.
l. d. H. Ralph and Ira G. Curry
were in Detroit Wednesday and Thursday.
The attended the Michigan Club banquet.
Robt Cheal attended the session of the
grand lodge A. o. U. W. held this week
at Ann Arbor, representing Owosso lodge.
s. K. Parkill and Fred Osburn we're In
Ann Arbor, Wednesday to hear Hon. G. A.
Townes' address before the Good Govern
ment Club.
Mrs. II. G. Osburn and children returned
to Chicago Monday, after spending several
months in this city at the home of Mrs. 8.
Laubengayer.
Stanley E. Parkill and Geo. b. Nc
Caughna attended the Jeffe rsonian banquet
and heard VIM. ]. Bryan speak In Pontiac
Monday evening.
Robert Cooper, assistant purchasing agent
of the Mi.burn Wagon Works, Toledo,
spent Sunday in this city with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. r. o. Cooper.
G. T. Campbell, d. M. Estey, Judge
Bush, of Corunna, and Frank Westcott, of
Vernon, attended the Michigan Club Ban
quet in Detroit, Wednesday evening.
Representative Mason spent Wednesday
and Thursday In Detroit inspecting the
house of correction, being a member of
special committee appointed for that pur.
pose.
Geo. II. Chapman was down from st.
Johns Monday evening. He is doing nicely
in his st. Johns stone which, a travelling
man remarked In this city few days ago,
is by far the most up.to. date dry goods
store In st. Johns.
John Rhodes, clerk at Q. w. STAIRS, will
leave next week for Toledo to continue In
the employ of Mr.. Starr, who will open
wholesale tobacco house In that city March
1st. Mr. Rhodes has large number of
friends among the young people Of the city
who will regret his departure.