The times., 1894-10-19

Mrs. w. b. Matteson and children are
visiting in Chicago.
W. Ii. Waits, of Bancroft, will spend the
winter in Joliet, Ill.
Mrs. Stodddard, of Judd's Corners, is
visiting IN the city.
Miss Helen Phillips, of Detroit, is visit
ing Miss Georgia Colt.
S. ID. Wiley, of Albion, is visiting his
brother, t. M. Wiley.
f. Wykes is at Grand Rapids attending
the funeral of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shaw spent Sunday
with friends in Duflield.
II. p. Atwood returned Wednesday even
ing from visit at Flint.
Mrs. Amos Gould returned from her
eastern trip on Friday last.
Gertrude Hutchinson, of Bancroft, is
visiting Mrs. M. l.. Wright.
Mrs. j. Newbigging left, Monday for a
visit with friends in New York.
W. p. Steadman is home from Washing
ton on 80 days. leave of absence.
Miss Edith Wykes is improving slowly
and hopes soon to get about again.
Mrs. Albert Todd visited her sister. Mrs.
G. S. Allison, in st. Johns yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Shepard, OF
Shiawassee, daughter on Wednesday.
c. A. Connor and Merrick Blair left
Monday for weeks hunt near Marquette
Prof. o. c. Seelye and family visited rel
atives and friends in the city on Saturday
last.
Mrs. j. Counnett, of Toledo, Ohio, is The
guest of her brother, Sam French, this
week.
Mrs. Iillie Thompson. of Mundy, Gen
esee county, has removed to Owosso. t.
reside.
Hon. Hiram johnson arrived home from
Washington on Monday last to remain unit
after election.
Will Royce, travelling salesman for thu
Owosso Carriage Co., is home for thre,
weeks stay.
Hon. J. w. Turner arrived home from
Washington last evening to remain unit
after election.
j.. N. Mcbride is attending the Michi
gan Political Science Association meeting a
Detroit today.
Gale Yates returned last night from ;
three weeks business trip in the northern
part of the state.
Robt Gemmell left Monday on trip
through Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana to bt
gone several weeks.
r. Covert and wife, of Ovid, returned
home Monday after weeks visit at A. e
Curry's, West Mason St.
Grant Fellows, of Hudson, has done some
effective campaign work in the county thi.
week. He is both an excellent gentleman
and speaker.
l.. j. Kenney, of the Auditor General.
Office, and 0. r. Webster, of the Secretary
of States Office, attended the battalion meet
ing here yesterday.
John, James and Peter Connolly, of De
troit, were home the first of the week tC
attend the wedding of their sister, and vsi
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Aiken were in Ann
Arbor Wednesday, to consult DR.. Nancrede
about their youngest son who has been in
poor health for some time.
Geo. McClintock, Jacob Kahler and j.
w. Smith were at Flint, Wednesday, to at
tend the reunion of the First Michigan Cav.
airy. About 60 old veterans were pres
ent.
f. G. Stacey, manager of the telephone
and telegraph company made trip to Ovid
and Elsie, Thursday, to determine the adj
visibility of putting up a line to connect
these points.
Rev. j. Il. Reitzel returned from Chicago
Wednesday evening. He will exchange
pulpits with DR.. Colledge, of Cadillac, next
Sunday, after which he will give several
lectures in the northern part of the state.
DR.. ID. ii. Lamb has removed from Flint
to Owosso and opened an Office in room / =,
Thomas block. DR.. Lamb is specialist
for diseases of the eye, ear and throat. He
is graduate of the University and had a
special course in Chicago.
Mrs. Sarah Waters left Tuesday morning
for her home in st. GATHERINGS, Ont, after
a three weeks visit with friends IN the city.
She was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jones, who will remainin st. Cath
crimes during the winter.
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