The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20

Miss E. M. Thomas and Miss Mary Ar.
mold are home from their visit In Cheboygan
and East Tawas.
Mrs. John Frawley and three children
are visiting in Seaforth, Ont. They left
Owosso Monday.
w. Klaus left yesterday for Erie, Penn,
where he will visit relatives and friends for
a week or ten days.
Mrs. Martha Phillips, of Windsor, Ont,
is visiting at the home of her son, Richard
Phillips, North Park st.
Eugene Parker, Of Howell, formerly a
clerk for Wheeler Bros, was in the city
Wednesday and Thursday.
E. K. Lohnes started for frankfort, Ont,
yesterday, where he will spend his vacation
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Atkins and daughter
Gladys, of Ovid, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Launstein.
Miss Flora Pitts returned to her home in
Fenton, Tuesday, after an extended visit
with her brother, s. B. Pitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. p. Dunbar left Wednes-
day for Toronto and will 20 from there to
visit friends in New York.
Mrs. G. G. Fitch and daughter Fanny, of
Mason, are visiting Mrs. Fitch's sister, Mrs.
G. w. Sackrider IN this city.
Mrs. Geo. Steed and daughter Iva left
Wednesday for few weeks visit with
Canadian friends and relatives.
DR.. Arnold and family accompanied by
Miss Chsrlena Robbins returned to Owosso
from their Ontario VISIT Tuesday.
The Misses Minnie Daniels and Nellie
Ferguson left Tuesday for two weeks Wis
it with relatives in Lockport, N. Y.
c. w. Parker spent Sunday in st. Johns,
Mrs. Parker who had been visiting there for
several days returned with him Monday
Miss Mary Arnold left Monday for De-
troit. She will spend month with her
brother at his summer home near Detroit.
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Miss Gertrude Gardner form part of the
Owosso representation at Linden this week.
Supt. F. E. Converse and wife have re-
turned to Pontiac where they will remain
until Mr.. C.'s institute work begins, Aug. 8.
Miss Grace Lemon and Miss Maud Alyea
returned to their homes in MetamOra, Tues
day, after three weeks visit with relatives
here.
Harold COmstOck has accepted position
as draughtsman for the Smith Bridge Co.
at Toledo and left yesterday to commence
work.
Mrs. Geo. w. Robinson and two children,
of Washington, are visiting at Geo. F. Rob-
inson's. They expect to remain several
weeks.
F. w. Lawrence left Wednesday to attend
the B. Y. P. U. convention in Toronto, Ont,
and will visit relatives in st. Thomas before
returning home.
Mrs. B. Il. Skinner entertained her
mother and sister, Mrs. GoOdfellow and
Miss Aneliza Goodfelow, of Venice Centre,
Wednesday.
Agent Wykes and family and his sister,
Mrs. Graves, with her husband and daughter
and Miss Knight, Mr.. Wykes' niece of Ionia
form camping party at Linden.
II. Jay Gould, manager of the Cambridge,
corner of seth and Ellis streets, Chicago,
left Wednesday for trip around the lakes
after spending week in this city.
Among the members of a camping party
at Long Lake this week are w. E. Collins
and wife, Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Mary o.
born, K. Gale Osburn, Mrs. Ida and Dan
Lyon.
Frank Pond returned to Owosso, Wed.
nesday, for few days visit with his broth.
ers here. He has been travelling in North
Dakota during the past few months.
Charles Savill, who was hurt last Thurs
day at the Robbins table factory, was well
enough to be taken to his home on s. Chip.
man street, Monday. He is now improving
slowly with good prospects of recovery.
Miss Katharine Evans, who for the past
three years has taught in the Morrice
schools, has been appointed teacher in the
Chicago schools with an excellent salary.
She is at present in Detroit.
Robert Stretch, of the Hartford Boiler
Insurance and Inspection Co.'s Detroit
branch, examined the boilers in both Estey
factories, the Estey carriage factory and
Dewey & Stewards mill early in the week.
Roy Osburn was home the first half OF
the week returning to Chicago Wednesday.
With his brother Harry, and under the firm
name of Osburn Bros, he is doing good
business in electrical supplies, with an office
on Randolph street.
A Big Success