The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08

Frank Burt, of Vernon, spent Sunday ii
Owosso.
ii. M. Post was in Saginaw yesterday OF
business.
Tod Kincaid was at Ionia ON business
Monday.
Herbert Bailey is home from Porter. Ind
this week.
Charles West, of Linden, spent Sunday
in Owosso.
Rudolph Tick, of Toledo spent Sunday
in the city.
7. d. Dewey attended the Port Huron
races Tuesday.
Mrs. M. IL. Knapp is visiting relatives
near Ann Arbor.
Mrs. s. F. Smith and daughter Grace are
visiting at Perry.
John Cook was In Sarnia, Ont, yesterday
and returns today.
Arthur Tillson will spend Sunday at his
home in Charlotte.
Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt spent part of
the week in Detroit.
Mrs. F. j. Storrer is making short visit
with Fenton relatives.
Jay Terbush left Wednesday for few
days outing at Fenton.
Mrs. G. w. Parker spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in st. Johns.
Walter Brintnell, of Flint, was the guest
of Owosso friends Sunday.
Eugene Thayer is home from Albion COL
lege for few days this week.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter and little daughter
are visiting relatives in, Byron.
Miss Gertie Gardner is making two
weeks visit with Toledo friends.
Mrs. S. T. Van Dusen spent the first of
the week with relatives in Howell.
Messrs. Hunt, Klock and Laverock
spent part of the week in Linden.
E. Windsors, of bennington, Ont, is
spending the week at DR.. Puford's.
Rev. A. Currey, of Byron, was the guest
of his son, A. E. Currey yesterday.
Supt. Stein of the T.. & A. A. was the
guest of Lansing friends Wednesday.
Mrs. A. M. Bently goes to Shortsvlle,
N. Y, next week to visit her parents.
DR.. Arnold and e. E. Bentley enjoyed a
fishing trip near Greenville yesterday.
A. l.. Mann, formerly station agent at the
junction. is now NJ. G. Agent at Mason.
Mrs. e. c. and Miss Fanny Mead left
yesterday Tor Saginaw to visit relatives.
Miss Lucy Bennett returned early in the
week from visit with Saginaw relatives.
Mrs. r. A. Bedford, of st. Johns, visited
Owosso relatives the early part OF the week.
j. Ii. Howe attended the meeting of the
State Pioneer Society in Lansing this week
Warren Woodland and family left Monday
for Detroit where they will make their home
r. w. Crawford, of Grand Rapids, spent
Sunday in the city with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. L. r. Bailey and family will remove
to Porter, Ind, where Mr.. Bailey has
situation.
The Misses Webster and Sickles spent
with Miss Matte Morrice at her
home in Morrice.
Mrs. Elmer Howe returned to Lansing
Tuesday after an extended visit with her
parents in this city.
Charles Rugges who has been working
on Sharp's telegraph lines left Tuesday for
his home at Whitehall.
Miss Rena Allen was called to Brming-
ham Wednesday to care for her mother who
fell and broke an arm.
Miss May Griffith returned from her
Cadillac visit Saturday. and is acting as
cashier in j. j. Davis store.
w. V. Robbins and family, of Lansing,
spent Sunday in the city. Mrs. Robbins
remained and is visiting her parents.
Miss Glenn Williams left yesterday for
Denver, Col, to spend some time with the
family of her uncle, b. o. Williams.
Lee Todd and Ed Rigley were home from
Olivet the first Of the week. Ed. has COM
pleted his terms work and will remain for
the summer vacation.
Allan Hutchinson has resigned his situa-
ton at Parkill & Sons drug store and will
leave Monday for Detroit where he has
position in Woodland avenue drug store.
Tinware prices will be reduced from 20 to
so per cent. on Saturday, June o, day of