The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-17

Hon. w. M. Fitzpatrick, son and daughters
left yesterday for Bay View to be gon,
about ten days.
Bert Sullivan, Fred and Byron Knapp
and Robert Cupid are occupying the ,'Big 81
camp at Linden this week.
Mrs. Fred Newman left Wednesday after.
noon for Bay City, where she will visit hei
daughter, Mrs. Ketchum.
Miss Minnie Sullivan and Miss Alma
Zimmerman are spending the week with
Miss Otie Cook, at Maple River.
| Mrs. E. M. Richardson and children re-
turned Tuesday evening from SIX weeks
visit with friends in Minnesota.
Jay Briley, of Chicago. and VIM. Mascer,
OF Milwaukee, are expected today for a
weeks visit at f. M. Groves.
| Prof. Sellick, of Pueblo, COL, has been
engaged to lead the Episcopal boys choir
and has entered upon his work.
| Miss Jessie Fairman returned toher home
in Detroit, Friday. after an extended visit
with Owosso friends and relatives.
Mrs. E. II. Pond, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. II. B. Lyon, returned to
her home in Greenville yesterday.
The Misses Maud Brown and Fleeta
Sharp, of Bay City, return today after
months visit with Owosso relatives.
The Misses Mary Buckminster and Alice
Donnelly left yesterday morning for st.
Charles, where they will spend few days.
Bert Mcclellan left for Minneapolis,
Mimi, early in the week after visit OF
several weeks with his parents in this city,
Andy Geek and wife leave tomorrow for
ten days stay at Muskegon. w. Klaus
takes his place at the West Side barber shop
G. L. Bennett moved his family to Ash
ley, Monday. j. T. Wolverton has moved
into the house lately purchased of Mr.. Ben
nett.
l. George Wright is acting as baggagemaster
at the M. G. station during the absence of
Zenos Ross, who is with Co. G at Island
Lake.
Miss Fannie Cook, teacher in the Cleve-
land, Ohio, art school, Is visiting her father
VIM. Cook and other relatives in and near
the city,
Rev. Geo. IL. Wilson has declined the
call extended by the Yankton, s. d., Con-
gregational church and will remain in
Hinsdale.
Fred Marvin and wife accompanied by
Mrs. Lima Symes are taking trip in North
ern Michigan, stopping at Bay View and
Mackinaw.
Mrs. Eliza Bright. of Chagrin Falls, Ohio,
is spending the week with her son, w. G.
Eggleston, being called here by the serious
illness of his infant daughter.
Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Reitzel, Mrs. e.
Wykes, Miss Wykes and her cousin Miss
Goodyear are spending few days at Lin
den. They report the fishing good.
Mrs. o. B. Estey and daughters returned
from three weeks stay at Frankfort, Fri
ent week with Mrs. Bryson, in Ovid.
d. M. and o. b. Estey returned Tuesday
from weeks fishing trip in the northern
part of the state, bringing with them some
fine specimens of speckled brook trout.
Prin. Z, T. Austin and wife returned
from their visit in Ypsilanti and other parts
of the state early in the week and will re-
main in the city during the rest Of the va
cation.
| w. A. Woodland and son Alfred accom-.
panied Mrs. Woodland to Battle Creek, Wed.
nesday evening, where she will remain in
the sanitarium for treatment. Alfred will
remain with her.
John M. Mayhem, of Chicago, is visiting
at Fl. Wesener's. Mr.. Mayhem is the organ
list of the First Congregational church, Chi
cage, and gave a short recital on the Con
gregational organ in this city yesterday
afternoon.
John Wesener and wife, of Chicago, ant
Hugo Wesener and wife, of Saginaw, are
visiting their parents in the city this week
A musical in honor of Prof. Mayhem will
be given at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Huge
Wesener at s o'clock, standard, this evening
to which all their friends are invited.
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Ella Eddy by Jerome Eddy has reduced
her record to 2:13. Ediice by the same sir,
to 2:21.
Sphinx 2:204 bids fair to become the great
est sire of trotters and PAGERS in the state
So far this season five of his get have en-
tered the charmed circle, the fastest one be
ing Sphinxetta e yrs.) 2:144.
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