The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15


her mother in this city.
J. l.. Decker and family left for Roches-
ter, N. T., Monday, to reside.
o. I. Crissey, of the Midland Republican,
called on THE TINES, Monday.
E. b. Shuts and wife are visiting Mr..
Shuts father at louisville, Ind.
Fred Cute and daughter Anna were visit
ing in Lansing part of the week.
Willard Johnson, of Fenton, is employed
at M. Van Sickles' barber shop.
Miss Genieye Sackrider entertained a
party of friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Franc Drake, of Oakley, is the guest
of Miss Genieve Sackrider this week.
j. S. Haggart, the popular west side
druggist, is on the sick list this week.
Bruce Bartlett has accepted the position
of bookkeeper for w. III. Mason & Son.
viii L. Collins and wife returned from
their wedding trip Wednesday evening.
Miss Viola johnson, of Caro-, began at
tending school at the Oakside this week.
ID. M. Estey and wife were in Ovid Sun
day the guests of j. M. Bryson and wife.
Mrs. j. ii. Webster is entertaining her
sister Mrs. s. p. Stair, of Rochester, N. Y.
Rudolph Tick, of Detroit, is spending the
week visiting parents and friends in the
city.
Walter Corpe and wife returned Sunday
evening from their wedding trip about the
state.
| The Misses Anna Elwell and Mamie
Barnes are spending the week with Linden
friends.
3. b. Pitts and family returned Wednes-
day from few days visit with relatives in
Fenton.
Miss Minnie Thompson, of Blenhein,
Ont. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. New
Digging.
Miss May Lawrence returned Wednesday
from months visit in Detroit and Port
Huron.
Miss Ora Seeley is acting as bookkeeper
and cashier at Duff's during Miss Elwell's
absence.
n. Il. Tillotson is home from Chicago,
called here by the sickness of his sister, Miss
| Tillotson.
r. w. Crawford and Fletcher Conner are
spending the week camping and fishing
near Holly.
Ii. j. Daniels left Monday for Evanston,
ILL.,, where he will enter the Northwestern
University.
Mrs. Julia Leavy, of Ovid, formerly of
Owosso, is seriously sick with but little hope
of recovery.
Edward Kline has left the employ of w.
A. Richardson and commenced work 3. Os-
burn & Sons.
Chas. E. Rigley Jr. will leave for . wet
to enter college upon his return nun the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Kate keenan, returned to Detroit
Wednesday after few days stay With
Owosso friends.
Miss Abby Tillotson is seriously sick.
Mrs. Tillotson was called home from Csc %
to care for her.
Asa Carpenter, assistant engineer a IL
Electric Light Co., is visiting rela,,.rs IL
Livonia, n. Y.
j. j. Knapp has rented his hr' o.
Elizabeth street to Ii. p. Dunbar am ,,h 4.
out to his farm near Ovid.
w. E. Hall was near Grand Rapids Tues
day and Wednesday looking after sup.
ply of peaches, grapes, etc.
Mrs. Smith and daughters Ivah and Celia
of River street, left for Lapeer Monday and
will make their home there.
The Misses Ella and Edith Gage who
have been visiting Miss Flo Lusk returned
to their home in Pontiac, Monday.
Frank Brooks, M. Wood, G. w. Parker
and Chas. Rubekam formed fishing party
at Linden from Saturday until Monday.
Frank Bice, of Grand Ledge, has beer
engaged as baker by j. w. Earle ana il
moving his family to Owosso this week.
Mrs. c. w. French and son, of Pontiac
were the guests of Mrs. French's brother
W. Squier from Saturday until Tuesday.
Miss Helen Phillips, of Bancroft, i
assisting Mrs. Gould at Oakside. Mis-
Phillips is lately from Miss Johnson's schoo
in Boston.
G. w. Starr is entertaining his mother
Mrs. p. S. Starr and his niece Miss Ethe
Nichols, of Medina, o., who will make hin
two weeks visit.
Chas. Tuthill, of Owosso Cooperage Co.
has recovered sufficiently from the effects o
his sprained ankle to be able to get aroun'
with the aid of crutches.
FL. M. Clarke, State Secretary of the Y. M
G. A., spent Tuesday looking over the asso
citation work in this city and attended tn
board meeting in the evening.
5 Mrs. g. Dibble and daughter, Miss Anra
of Grand Rapids, formerly Of this city, ar
visiting relatives and old friends here. Mrs