The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-11

Gov. Rich was registered at the Junction
House Tuesday
Charles Trayis is spending the week IN
Pettisville, bis old home.
Miss Jennie Lewis. of jackson, is the
guest of Miss Edith Wykes.
N. b. rillotson and family, of Chicago,
are visiting at w. X. Tillotson's.
Chas. Ii. Morse, State Labor Commission
er. was in the city Wednesday.
Luther Bradley will spend Sunday at his
former home near Ann Arbor.
Eugene Thayer came home from Albion
Friday to remain until Monday.
Mrs. IL. A. Bailey is spending the week
in Porter, Ind., with her husband.
Geo. j. Jenkins was in Battle Creek early
in the week on b. of r. Il. business.
+. Lowe, of Detroit, shook hands with
Owosso friends the first of the week.
Miss Clara Hitler, of Toledo is visiting
her sister. Mrs. w. Barnes in this city.
Mr.. Jaffe, the photographer, moved his
family to Owosso from Flint, Tuesday.
Mrs. Helm and Miss Hersey, of Fenton,
are visiting at Mr.. Hersey's on Saginaw St.
Miss Myrtle Wiley will spend Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Lewis, in Sag-
nav.
f. G. Whted, of Virginia, arrived in
OwossO yesterday and is the guest of j. j..
Davis.
Mrs. Geo. p. Jenkins and children re-
turned from Jackson Tuesday after few
days visit.
E. A. Todd Jr.. of Toledo, spent the first
of the week in Owosso visiting his parents
and friends.
IL. S. Hadsall, f. ID. Bentley and G. w.
Loring took fishing excursion to West
Haven yesterday.
l.. G. Bush has traded his city property
for farm in Livingston county and has
moved there to reside.
Frank Woodland was i'm Grand Rapids
in the interest of the Owosso Casket Works
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Geo. w. LOring took Geo. keyte to the
Dearborn Retreat on Monday where he will
remain tor several months.
Miss Orsa Wentz leaves tomorrow for
Henrietta where her marriage to G.. ID.
Kirby occurs on the oath.
Z. A. Gould, Fred Osburn, G. S. Williams
and j. L. Walsh spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday fishing at Lake Linden.
Mrs. o. b. Robinson, of Grand Rapids,
and Mrs. Phoebe Church, of Kalamazoo,
are spending the week at G. II. Lyons.
Prosecuting Attorney Northway, of Mont
morency comfy, was the guest of his broth
er A. H. Northway, the first of the week.
w. ii. Ashley and other Il. Il A. A.
officials passed through OwOssO OH a north
ern trip over their road Wednesday morn
ing.
j. Il. Connors and family left Owosso
Wednesday. They will stop over Sunday
in Toledo after which they will leave for
Denver.
/. G. Curry spent Sunday in Fenton, re-
turning Monday with Mrs. Curry and little
son who had been visiting there the past
two weeks.
William COnnor, travelling man who
makes this city frequently on his trips. took
tba ,if naJ nh in, hn Il nf
Wednesday evening.
Ray Phipps left Wednesday for Grand
Rapids where he has position with the
Miller Electric Plating Works, running the
dynamo and caring for the batteries.
Rev. FIR. DOMAIN left Sunday evening for
Des Moines, Iowa, where lie is attending
the national convention of the A. o. Ii. and
visiting sister. He expects to return next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jane Lusk is visiting ih Warsaw.
Ind, where she went to attend the golden
wedding of her cousin. Mrs. |. j. Morris.
She expects to make an extended visit.
Eugene r. Hutchins, of Chicago, made a
short call upon OwossO friends Saturday.
Mr. II. has had very prosperous business
career since he left OwossO and is said to be
very comfortably fixed fnancially-a fact
which is gratifying to his friends here.
Supt j. W. Simmons went to Lansing
yesterday to attend the meeting Of the State
Superintendent association. He goes to
| Chicago this afternoon to remain until We'd
nesday evening. While in Chicago he will
visit the city schools and also Col. Parker's
famous training school at Normal Park. Mr.,
Simmons is OH the lookout all the time fol
new ideas along educational lines, particu
larry anything that will be of benefit to Oul
city schools.
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