The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-09

MISS Della Marks, of Vernon was il
Owosso Tuesday.
Mrs. Harris has returned from a tw,
weeks visit in Detroit.
| John Slingerland spent Sunday in st
Louis with his parents.
FL. II. Aplin is working in this city In tn,
interest of the Foresters.
VIM. Stevenson and wife, of Ovid, arr
visiting at Geo. Griffths.
Ii. NJ. Post was in Detroit Wednesday
and Thursday on business.
Miss Lucy McAuliffe is spending the
week with st. Johns friends.
Mrs. G. Reimer left for Detroit Wednes-
day to resume her art studies.
Rev. j. j. Schuknecht, of lockwood, is
spending the week in the city.
Frank Allmandinger, of Ann Arbor, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
j. FL. Kennedy, of Carson City, was in
the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
j. H. Robbins was in Bay City and Sagi-
nav the first of the week ON business.
Miss Kittie Green, of Burton, was the
guest of Miss Hattie Hunt Wednesday.
E. A. Steadman, who left for his home in
Lansing last week, is still very sick there.
q. E.. Wheeler and family returned to
their home in Peoria, ILL.,, Sunday evening.
K. E. Bentley left for New York, Mon
day, on business trip for the Owosso Mfg.
Co.
O. b. Estey and Charles Robbins left
Wednesday for a fishing trip at Lake Lin
den.
Mrs. John Cook returned Tuesday from
few days visit with relatives in Sarnia,
Ont.
Miss Villa Allen has returned from two
months visit with her parents in Birming-
ham.
Mrs. Fred Marvin returned home Wednes-
day evening from three weeks visit In
Caro-.
j.. A. Burhans spent Sunday at home.
He left Monday for an extended trip through
Ohio.
Mrs. ID. NJ Christian and son Lee are
visiting at Cleveland and Chagrin Falls,
Ohio.
Mrs. Sarah Wayne, of Allegan, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. ID. F. Collins, at 906 River
street.
j. T. Walsh and wife were in Byron
Wednesday to attend the wedding of a
cousin.
Frank Redstall left Wednesday evening
for Chicago, after a two weeks visit in
Owosso.
Supt. Simmons was called to Mottville,
Cass Co., Tuesday by the death of Mrs
Simmons mother.
Miss Georgia Russell returned to her
home in st. Johns Wednesday after visit
with OwOsso relatives.
A. Ackley and wife returned to their
home in Bay City, Wednesday, after few
days visit in Owosso
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick came home from
Olivet college yesterday to remain until the
beginning of next term.
Stanley E. Parkill has been in Grand
Rapids this week attending a meeting of
the State Board of Pharmacy.
g. w. Sackrider returned Monday from
HOIghton Lake, ROscommOn county, where
he has been engaged in numbering.
j. S. Haggart is improving from the
effects of his recent illness and operation
and expects to be about the store tomorrow.
j. Dodge and wife left yesterday for
Gowen, meeting two brothers with their
wives on the way and all together surprising
their mother, it being her eightieth birthday.
W. V. Robbins and family, of Lansing,
spent Sunday in the city. Will returned In
the evening but Mrs. Robbins and little SON
remained tor a weeks visit with her
parents.
+. ID. Sturtevant arrived in OwossO Mon
day evening from Sherman where be has
been with his brother for nearly year. He
will make Owosso friends and relatives
short visit.
r. G.. Topping and wife have returned
from very successful ten weeks work as |
After weeks rest they will |
work again in the northern part |
Of the state.
Rev. w. Il. Matteson. X. G. Mahaney,
Clayton Cook and the Misses Bertha Archer |
and Mary Mcdonald attended the b. Up.
D. and Sunday school convention at Flint,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Edward Taylor. of this city, has resigned
MS position at Knoxville, ILL.,, and has been
appointed professor of French and German
1t Racine college, Racine, Wis. The posi-
ion is an excellent one, paying salary of
y, ESQ and home at the college.
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