The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-01-06

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Tuesday from few days visit I'm OwOss0.
Mrs. Carrie r. Cossitt, of Lansing, il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIM. b. Smith,
Mrs. L. M. johnson is suffering from a
severe attack Of inflammatary rheumatism.
Miss Anna Sibert, who has been visiting
friends In this city, returned to Clare Satur-
| day.
S. ID. Richards returned Tuesday from q
Two weeks visit with his parents in Corning,
N. Y.
Miss Minnie Daniels gave party to her
Sunday school class of twenty-fOur girls at
her home OH Ball street last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. MerelI, of Battle
Creek, spent Sunday and Monday in Owes
so.
Mrs. Eliza A.. Daniels of Stockbri dge,
Mich, is visiting Ii. Ii. Daniels, of this
city.
Mrs. G. ID. w. Brewer, of Dowagiac, is
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. q. A. Os-
born.
Harry Woodland and family returned
Monday from two weeks visit in jackson
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul NJ. Roth were in Grand
Ledge visiting friends from Friday until
Tuesday,
William Cheal, is somewhat better this
week but is still unable TO be up much of
the time.
Prof. T.. NJ. Hartman, of East Tawas,
shook hands with Owosso friends Friday
evening.
A. G.. Countryman left Wednesday for
the northern part of the state to engage in
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Miss Lula Baldwin, of Ovid, has been
spending the week with the Misses Wells
and Cummin.
G. c. Wright, of Sedalia, Mo-, grandson
of w. A. Cook, of this place, is visiting at
e. l.. Brewers.
Miss Blanche Stanley,bf Flint, was Wis
iting Mrs. Chas. Beebe during the early
part of the week.
Miss Della Darling, who has been visiting
at r. b. Warren's returned to her home in
Garland, Tuesday.
Miss Flora Pitts, of Fenton, is staying
with her brother, S. Il. Pitts and attending
school at Oakside.
w. V. Robbins returned to Marshall Mon
day. Mrs. Robbins remains in Owosso
visiting for a few days.
Byron Sutton returned from a two weeks
visit in Jackson and Oh Tuesday left for
visit in Gratiot county.
Miss Nellie Scranton, OF Vernon, and Jas.
Sader, of Linden, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ge-
row the first of the week.
Niles Virgins, of Grand Rapids returns
to OwOsso today to take the position of en-
gineer ut Wood q Co.'s shop.
Geo. Blake left yesterday for Alexander,
w. Virginia to take charge of the bower
plant of the BOOm& Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Efferts and daughter Of
Pontiac, who have been visiting ID. L. Sal
isbury, returned home, Tuesday.
A. G. Pitts, of Detroit, was in Owe he
first of the week, called home by the q , il Of
S. b. Pitts, of Pittsburg.
Winnie Townsend is taking Myrin
ley's place at Woodlands Office pnti ~ >
Wiley's health will permit her to retui,I.
Fanny Carruthcrs, of North Newbr' IS
school at the high schoC I'D
staying with her aunt, Mrs. K. Devei, , *.
Prof. Austin has rented the new hOu> nf
l.. =. Royce on Ada street near the Ct'. raj |
school and will soon commence house, ep-
ing.
Mrs. A. b. Atwater and Mrs. j. r. mp
son, of Detroit, were the guests of M nd |
Mrs. j. Newblgging, Wednesday and ,,l.S-
day.
Miss Edith Wykes returned L Tuesday from |
4 visit in Jackson where she has been since |
the close Of the music teachers meeting at
Eillsdale.
Miss Villa Allen returned Tuesday from |
her visit in Birmingham. Her sister, Miss |
Rena Allen, accompanied her and will make |
a visit in Ow0sso.
August Krause, of Milwaukee, who has |
been visiting at w. A. Woodlands for the |
past week, has returned. Mrs. Krause |
still remains here.
Mesdames A. Todd and w. Broad give a |
reception to Principal and Mrs. E. Il. Austin |
this evening at VIM. Breads residence, 1877 |
west Williams street
The Messrs. Harry Turner, A. Il. STAN
ton and M. b. Gillies, and the Misses |
and Crosby, of Detroit, spent |
New Years at n. A. Finch's.
VIM. Cheal and Mrs. Cantrell, of Oak
and county, Mrs. Robens and Mrs. Ohm |
stead, of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Rindge, of |
Alma, passed New Years at Robert Cheals. |
Mrs. j. IL. Robbins and daughter Char |
ena left Tuesday night for Waupun. Wis, to |
attend the funeral of Mrs. Robbins mother. |
Her death was very sudden and entirely un-
expected.
Mrs. Jay Foster has been confined to the |
house this week by injuries received Satur- |
lay by being thrown from the carriage when |
driving along North Washington street. |
She is now improving
Elmer T. Sheldon, for long time clerk |
in +. Ii. Banlstcr's grocery, leaves Saturday |
night He has purchased the grocery OF Il. |
B. Richardson on the west side and will |
take possession Monday morning.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. |
Webster, of East Oliver street, gave pleas !
ant birthday party to number of little |
folks. The occasion was the tenth birth |
day of their daughter, Florence. Music |
was furnished by Gibson with his harp.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. |
Harry Tooley entertained party of friends |
at Mr.. Cheney's, corner OF River and Cedar
streets. MIR. Tooley had just received a |