The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-08-11

| the city.
DIR. and Mrs. Phippen left yesterday fol
Chicago.
Miss Lucy Horsman returned Tuesday
from Saginaw.
Ed. Webb drove through to Fenton Sun.
day evening.
E. L. Devereaux and wife left for Chica-
go, Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Finch returned from Muske
gon Tuesday.
Eugene Bentley is visiting at his old home
in New York.
Geo. W. Loring was in Lennon on bust.
ness Tuesday.
Miss Sherman, of Detroit, is visiting at
c. S. Gilbert's.
Mrs. S. b. Pitts goes to Fenton today fol
few days visit.
Joe Osbum returned from his stay in
Chicago, Tuesday.
Miss Edith wykes and cousin Miss Miller
are visiting in Linden.
Mrs. w. H. Duncan, of Lockport, n. Y,
is visiting at III. II. Daniels.
Geo. f. Day, prominent Lansing attor-
ney, was in the city Tuesday.
NJ. S. Doyle, the Elsie cheese manufact-
urer, was in Owosso yesterday.
Mrs. H. Yves ener and son, of Saginaw,
Naoanorc
&c. Shattuck and wife left for Chicago
ON Wednesday to remain week.
Nelson Webster, of Flint, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ii. Archer.
Chas. Allen and his two sons Harry and
Frank, left Monday for Chicago.
j. A. Cooper and son Charles returned
from Chicago visit Sunday evening.
Bert Allen returned to Owosso Monday
from Birmingham and will stay here.
j. M. Terbush and wife and Mrs. Kill
feder started Sunday for the windy city.
Mrs. Z. A. Dannar and children are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. Matthews at Ithaca.
Miss Ina Street returned to Fenton We'd
nesday after visiting her cousin, S. b. Pitts.
Miss Allie Hubbard has been entertain
ing Miss Ida Broadbent, Of Ovid, this week.
A. P. Carr, of Muskegon, has taken the
position of delivery man for the express
company.
Jas. Osburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Osburn
and Miss Anna were in Detroit the first of
the week.
Will Setchfeld, Tom Fletcher, Ed. STAN
nard and Chas. Loring spent Sunday at
Long Lake.
Fred Clark and family reached Owosso
Tuesday from Kansas city and are making
a visit here.
Z. c. Smith has given up work for
the Express companies here and returned to
New 10th rop.
Misses Mamie Cummin and Gertrude
Wells left Tusday for Long Lake for
few days outing.
About thirty members of the Owosso
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Tuesday evening.
The Misses Villa and Rena Allen have
gone to Birmingham for few weeks visit
with their parents.
Mrs. G. d. Hunt and Mrs. M. VanWag-
Oner and son Lloyd have gone to Traverse
City for three weeks outing.
Stephen Dondero left for Detroit tits
morning on business. He is now moving
his stock to his Main street location.
Prof. and Mrs. Austin returned to Owosso,
Monday. Mr.. Austin goes to Lapeer Mon
day to assist in a two weeks Institute.
Harry Williams left Wednesday for
Winona, Mimi, where he will remain and
assist his father in his store at that place.
Frank Pond, brother of Rolln Pond, has |
been assigned to Wisconsin and Minnesota |
by the Standard Fashion Co., of Chicago, |
for which he is travelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ii. Ridley and son re-
turned yesterday from weeks visit with
relatives at Jackson and Mason. They |
report an excellent time.
Rev. b. +. Matrau, of Englewood, ILL.,,
Is soon to leave for three months stay in
California. His many Owosso friends hope
ne will return greatly improved in health.
Saml Lowrey, an employee of this office,
will carry his right hand in sling for some
ime to come, as the result of getting one
niger in the press while it was running on
Monday. Luckily he will save the finger.
Miss Claudia Rogers, daughter of Ham,
lton Rogers, engineer at the car shops,
spends part of each week In Lansing, in
tructing a class on the mandolin. The
members of the class, who have all had
ONE experience playing the mandolin, ex-
,ect soon to give a series of concerts in
cities.
4ucklen's Arnica saivs.