The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04

w. S. Gould, of Chicago, is in the city.
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fever.
Mrs. c. ii. Otis starts for Hudson, Wis,
to-day.
Miss Phillips of Bancroft, visited Owosso
this week.
JohnTilotson leaves for Seattle, W ashing-
ton, to-day.
o. C. Comstock, of Detroit was in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Dawson returned to her home in Pom
tiac, Saturday.
Herbert Lyon, of Detroit is at home for
a short vacation.
Misses Ora and Mamie Shanafelf go to
Bay View next week.
Miss Minnie Faxon and sister will spend
the summer i'm Bay View.
Miss Mary Grattan returned to her home
In WILLIAMSON, Saturday.
Prof. Simmons and family go to Mottville,
st. Joseph county, Saturday.
Rev. II. r. Davies occupied the Congre-
gational pulpit at Flint, Sunday.
Miss Nina Broad returned home on Fri
day evening last, for the vacation.
Miss Mary Henderson is visiting her
mother and brother for the summer.
Prof. E. l.. Griffith has been elected
principal OF the Saranac schools.
Miss Mile Comstock is in Detroit attend
ing the National Musical conventions.
Geo. Hurter and family have gone to Long
Il oh 30 x.,.f f<...e, .ul
Mrs. f. r. Hutchins and children, of
Chicago, are visiting at Mrs. A. Goulds.
Tilford Middleton and Miss Nina Hopkins
are home from Albion College for the sum-
mer.
Miss Maggie Halsey, teacher i'm the 4th
ward, has gone to Tawas City for the vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Cora Lee, of FentOn visited Mrs. l..
G. Curry on Monday and Tuesday OF this
week.
Miss Franc Evans left yesterday for Lon
Lake to spend the summer with Mrs. Il. f..
Taylor.
Prof. and Mrs. III. X. White returned from
FentOn Friday evening, and will remain here
for some time.
Sec. LOhnes is at Lansing this week
assisting in Y. M. G. A. work during the
5. of V. encampment.
Miss Helen Duff was one of OwossOs Wis
itors at the National Musical Convention,
now in progress at Detroit.
Mrs. DIV. Waters and Miss Lena Greg
DRY are in Detroit attending the national
music teachers association.
Mrs. E. l.. Little and Miss Little are at
tending the National Music Teachers Con-
vention in Detroit this week.
S. E. Parkill has been at Star Island this
week, where the Star Board Of Pharmacy
has been holding an examination.
Port Huron, where she will spend the re-
mainder of the summer with her parents.
The Misses Finch and Patterson are to go
to Detroit to spend the summer studying
music. Mrs. Finch will accompany them.
Prof III. H. Frost left Monday for trip
to Montana. He will visit Yellowstone
Park, Helena, and other points of interest.
Owosso from Saranac for the summer vaca-
very successful.
President Partridge, of the Patrons of
Industry, was in OwOssO, Wednesday. He
will be one of the speakers at the county
fair, Sept. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Estey, Mrs. Dora
Munson and Mr.. and Mrs. Calkns left on
Saturday for a short trip among the woods,
lakes and mosquitoes of northern Michigan.
Mrs. b. +. Taylor and sons are at Long
Lake for the summer, where the boys have
started a general store for the convenience
of campers at this pleasant summer resort.
DR.. G. Mccormick, accompanied by his
sister and family, leave for Ridgetown,
Ontario, on Monday next. The former
returns in a few days, while the latter spend
the summer in the Queens dominion.
Mr.. Fred Hodges and two sisters, the
Misses Della and Maud Hodges, of Madison,
Nebraska, are visiting their aunt Mrs. Wei
ling.On Clark, south of town. They are
children of Henry Hodges, who sold his
farm near Mr.. Clark's place and left for the
west twelve years ago.
Fenton independents White was
surprised Thursday by receiving fine set
of the works of Edgar A. Poe, the gift of his
Caesar class in the high school. The present
was complete surprise to Mr.. White, and
he appreciates the kindly regard of the class
as indicated by this fine present. Mrs. White
was also presented with handsome basket
of flowers.
The Evening News of last Friday evening
had three column article entitled 'bevy
of Michigan's best singers" Among those
mentioned and whose portraits were given
was Mrs. C. ii. Allen, of this city. OF her
the article said:
OwOsso never stops at Operettas, but
about every enthusiastically launches
some big musical venture like the Chimes of
Normandy or Mascot, big at least for anna
teur talent, and then 1t Is that Mrs. Nettie
Allen appears as the STAR She has fine
control Of splendidly powerful voice, with
a register longer than tomorrow. 1T Is
sweet, too, and the ears of acknowledged
judges pronounce it rare and worthy of
greater fields. 1t Is dangerous to enter into
details as to age in a sketch of this sort, and
even though Mrs. Allen is married and
wonderfully agreeable, why, it would be
dangerous still. But be assured, then, that
Mrs. Allen is not 16, neither Is she 80.
Wyant-Perkins.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Edward