The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-24

VIM. Harris and wife left yesterday
morning for trip to Buffalo, Toronto, Nj
agara Falls.
Mrs. w. A. Richardson and Miss Sher-
wood left Wednesday for stay of month
at Frankfort
Fred Marvin, Mrs. Marvin and Miss Lima
Symes returned Tuesday from their North
Michigan trip.
MISS Estella Gillett, student at Albion
college, will sing at the First M. 4. church
Sunday morning.
Mrs. G. Heath and Mrs. M. +. Young
left yesterday for Clyde, N. Y, where they
will visit sister.
The Misses Pearl Kedzie and Fay Wheel
or, of Lansing, are guests at E. j. Cooks
home south of the city.
Miss Edith Knapp left Wednesday for
Fenton, after weeks visit with Owosso
relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Hill, of st. Clair, who has
been visiting at G. S. Gilbert's returned
home early in the week.
M. b. Gates has shipped his household
goods to Traverse City, where he will make
his home and practice law.
Miss Robinson, who has been visiting her
friend Mrs. Hutchinson. returned to her
home in Parma yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Ingle and Miss May Webster
returned Monday from Bay View. Miss
Edith Shattuck returns to-day.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson returned to her home
in Ann Arbor, Tuesday, after a weeks
visit with the family of r. Converse.
Miss Fannie Carruthers, of North New
burg, and Miss Kergan, of Detroit, are
spending the day at E. l.. Devereaux's.
Mrs. ID. w. Waters and Miss Lena Greg
DRY returned from their Bay View outing
Tuesday, via Lake Huron and Detroit.
w. A. Woodland and wife returned from
Battle Creek Monday, the treatment at the
sanitarium not agreeing with Mrs. Woodland.
Mrs. Clara Crackbon with her daughter,
of Holly, N. Y, is visiting her father,
Mayor Dawes, and other relatives in the
city.
d. M. Estey left Wednesday for Vermont,
where Mrs. Estey has been visiting several
weeks. They will return to Owosso next
week.
The home of Mrs. Clapp, on Gilbert
street, was entered during her absence last
Friday and over seven dollars in money
stolen.
Cyrus Reimer has rented the Warren
Woodward residence on Michigan avenue
and will occupy the same by the first of Sep
TENDER.
E. M. Miller and II. S. Hadsall were in
Morrice, Monday, to attend to the opening
of the new Morrice bank. A. l.. Beard is
cashier.
Fred Gould left Tuesday for Lincoln,
Neb., in response to telegram informing
him of the dangerous illness of his brother
Lawrence.
A. e. Currey and family spent Sunday in
Garland. Mrs. Currey is remaining there
this week caring for her sister, Mrs. Frank
Wellington.
Mrs. l.. p. Gould, of Lincoln, Neb,, who
lis visiting her mother, Mrs. G. p. Hill, was
quite sick the first half of the week but is
now improving.
A. Traynor wife and sister, of Omaha,
Neb., were guests of j. w. Smith part Of
the week and also attended the reunion at
OVID Tuesday.
II. ID. Lyons was in Detroit ON business
the first of the week. He leaves Monday
for New York, where he will purchase a
fall stock of goods.
j. r. Wetmore and wife, of Norwalk,
Ohio, left for Frankfort Monday, after a
visit with d. McEntaffer and wife, Mrs.
Wetmores parents.
Theron Densmore. formerly clerk at M.
A. Sprague 81 Co.'s, stopped in the city on
his way home from the state encampment
and made his Owosso friends visit.
Mrs. l.. r. Comstock left early in the
week for Wisconsin where she will make
her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Otis, an extended
visit, and also look after grandson, born
last week.
Rev. w. B. Matteson returned Monday
from his vacation in Wisconsin and Chicago.
He will occupy the Baptist pulpit in jack
son, Sunday, after which he will resume
his work here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Shuts of this city
and Mr.. Shuts father, Rev. j. ID. Shuts,
with his wife and son Charles, of Fowler,
Ind, who have been spending week in
the city, leave today for visit In Oakland
county.