The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-02-23

York city on business.
r. 4. Travis. Of the Electric Light Co. is
in Chicago on business.
Arthur Curry and wife returned to Owes
80 from Fenton on Monday.
Mrs. Jay Foster is now able to be cut
after several weeks of sickness.
J. A. Cooper returned Saturday evening
from his business trip In Ohio.
Mrs. Kincaid and daughter Allie returned
Tuesday from their Detroit visit
Alfred Tivey and family moved to
Owosso from Saginaw this week.
Miss AIena Doolittle returned, Monday,
from few days visit in Ithaca.
Frank Earl, of Adrian, is the guest Of his
brother, j. w. Earl In this city.
Miss Gracia Stewart returned Tuesday
evening from her visit in Detroit.
K. FL. Stebbins. formerly of this city has
opened a harness shop in Chesaning.
j. N. Mcbride is in Detroit today, attend
ing Jersey cattle breeders meeting.
James Hsggart, of Petersburg. Ont is
visiting at his brothers, j. s. Haggart.
Frank d. Stone, of Cohoctah, is the guest
of his brother Warren Stone, of this city.
c. r. Jackson. of the Iosco Gazette, East
Tawas spent Sunday with OwOsso relatives.
Miss Allie Hubbard of the telephone Of
fee, is suffering from an attack of tonsiletis.
G. F. Bachelor has returned from near
Bath where lie has been visiting his parents.
Miss Myrtle Shickle and Miss Mabe
Allen, of Garland, are guests of A. K.
Currey.
Rev. j. w. Kennedy, former M. X.
pastor in this county, died in Detroit last
week.
James K. Clark, of the Estey Carriage Co.
is making business trip to Toledo and
Detroit.
j. N. Mcbride, of Burton, is the vice
president elect of the Michigan Dairymen's
association.
Miss Ella Bunting, of Henderson, was
the guest of Miss May Carmody,
Wednesday.
T. A. Wllett, Of Flint, one of the prom-
nent Odd Fellows of Michigan, was in the
city Monday.
Miss Lizzie Rump returned to her home
in Saginaw, Monday. after visit with
Owosso friends.
Bert Pond, of Corunna, left for Lansing,
Monday, to resume his studies at the agri-
cultural college.
Jacob Ruess and wife, of Bennington
were the guests of +. G. Smith, the first
half Of the week.
8. Dean, of Ann ArbOr and secretary Of
the Owosso Gas Co. was in the city yester-
day on business.
Mrs. Arthur Stotenburg returned to her
home in Chicago, Tuesday, after visiting her
mother in this city.
j. B. Connors and Rev. Fir. DOMAIN are
spending few days this week on fishing
| trip near Frankfort.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. Lester, of West Bay
City, were guests of J. 8. Haggart Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Richard Miller and wife. OF jackson,
spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Geo.
p. Jenkins in this city.
Mrs. Jane Lowery returned Tuesday from
a three months visit with relatives in
Campbellford, Ont.
Miles Fox returned to OwOsso Tuesday
from Flint where he was called last week
| by the illness of brother.
DIR. J. Ii. Waite represented Owosso
lodge at the meeting of the grand lodge, A.
o. u. w.. in Bay City Wednesday.
l.. L. Barkman and wife returned to their
home near Fenton Wednesday, after a
weeks visit with DR.. A. M. Hume and
wife.
g. III. Hicks writes that he is very pleas
antly located in Washington. and likes his
work very much. His address is 224, 18th
St., N. w.
Allmandinger & Snider, who are con-
nected with the Ann Arbor Milling Com
pany, of Ann Arbor, we're in the city
yesterday on business.
Frank Redstall arrived in the city Satur-
day. returning from q three months visit
with relatives in Hampshire, England. He
is now visiting friends in the city.
John Brooks and wife are home from
their visit with relatives in Canada Mr..
Brooks says that Canadians are q unit in
favor of the passage Of the Wilson Bill.
IN. Mccall, editor Of the Ithaca Herald,
attended the Bowling lecture Tuesday
night Mr.. Mccall has attended all of the
Y. N. G. A. Star Course entertainments this
season.
Chas. A. Towne, Of Duluth, delivered the
grafton at the commemoration exercises on
Washington's birthday given by the Mime
sofa Sons Of the American Revolution. The
exercises were held in the state capital at
| st. Paul.
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