The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31

Miss Ada Boughner has left for three
weeks visit with relatives in Ridgetown,
Ontario.
Mrs. VIM. Saver left the first of the
week for Rochester, N. Y, to visit her
daughter.
Alderman Crandell is spending the week
in Alpena on business for the Groton Bridge
& Mfg. Co.
William Jones left Wednesday for trip
through New York in the interest of the
casket factory.
The Misses Emma and Jessie MOiles have
returned home after a months visit with
Toronto relatives.
Moses Lamfrom and family of New Bal:i-
more, Ohio, are visiting at Alderman Lam
from's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wesener returned
to Saginaw Monday, after visit of two
weeks in this city.
Chas. j. Shaw was i'm Mt. Clemens We'd
nesday, selling and putting in operation q
hay press at that place.
Arthur Shepard, who has been visiting
relatives in the city, has returned to his
home in Toronto, Ont.
Mrs. j. S. Haggart and daughter have re-
turned from two months visit with rela-
tives in Peterboro, Ontario.
Clayton Cook has left for Flint, where
his work as instructor in the sciences in the
high school will begin next week.
Edwin Jenkins returned yesterday from
| Ann Arbor, where he has been spending
| the vacation with his grandparents.
Mrs. Irene Sweeney left Monday for Chi
cagO, where she will resume Ter former
position as acher in the city schools.
Miss Maud Fables returned to her home
| in Detroit yesterday afternoon, after &
months visit with relatives in the city.
Miss Minnie Finch left yesterday for Bur
lington, Iowa, to resume her duties as must
cal instructor in the Baptist Seminary.
Rev. w. b. Matteson will occupy his pull
pit at the Baptist church Sunday. Thi
begins his second years work in this city.
| Miss Gertrude Raymond left for he
home in Mason yesterday morning, after
few days visit at G. e. Lovett's.
The Misses Anna and Florence Bucking
ham, of Flint, are visiting Mrs. f. K. Con
verse and Mrs. f. w. Woodland in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Wiley were in Pontia
yesterday attending the reunion of MI
Wiley's regiment, the 22d Michigan In
| fantry.
Geo. K. Bailey lett Wednesday morning
for Porter, Ind. where his father ant
brother are engaged in a manufacturin,
enterprise.
Mrs. A. jackson and daughter, Mis-
Della, are home from East Tawas, wher
they have been visiting the family of G. r
Jackson.
Geo. T.. Mason is at Mason today confer
ring with the drain commissioners o
Ingham and Livingston counties relative t
joint work.
Mrs. John Donnelly and daughter Alic
left Tuesday morning for their home i
Grand Rapids, after few weeks visit wit
Owosso friends.
Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt, Mrs. Roost
welt and son Leigh are expected home froI
theii New York visit tomorrow. Nj
Roosevelt will occupy his pulpit Sunday.
L. b. Plat left for Washington on MOI
day, after spending the summer in OwossC
He will give his entire time from now unit
the middle of April to his oyster bust
ness at Baltimore, Md.
S. e. Parkill spent Sunday at Ionia
the guest of Otis Fuller, warden of I'll
State House of Correction. He repor
Henry Hall as being well pleased with h
position under Mr.. Fuller.
G. st. Clair and wife attended banqu
given by the Prohibition club at John New
berry's, near Vernon, Wednesday evening
A large attendance and fine time was n
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nished.
e. o. Dewey was in Detroit, Wednesda,
to attend joint meeting of COMMITTEES
from the Michigan Republican Newspap
Association and the State Central Commi
tee. Plans were outlined for campaie
work which will be of advantage both to Il
party and the republican newspapers.
Rev. VIM. M. Walton, former rector
Christ church. now Arch Deacon of Georg
and located at Atlanta, is in the city.
public reception will be given for him
!, the rectory, Saturday evening, Sept
which will also be welcome home to Il
Rev. and Mrs. Roosevelt on their retur
from vacation. All friends, of whatev,
denomination, are cordially invited.