The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-22


Ollie Chapman and wife, of Cheasnng,
spent Sunday at T. j. Tubbs' in this city.
Mrs. Cross and daughter Mabel, of ovid,
were guests of G. M. Edwards Wednesday.
Mrs. John Storrer is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. j. Schuknechit, in Grand Rapids.
Miss Edith Hartshorn returned from Ann
Arbor yesterday for the summer vacation.
Willis Miller editor of the Chesaning
Argus called on THE TIMES Wednesday.
Miss Gardner attended party given by
the graduating class of st. Johns last even
ing.
Miss Lois Rigley returned this morning
from Olivet college, for the summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs. K. L. Dandy returned Saturday
from four weeks visit in Saginaw and vic
unity.
Rev. Hiram Blair, of Green, N. Y, is
visiting his niece Mrs. w. e. Small in this
city.
Fred Frieseke and Edward Finch are
home from Chicago for the summer vaca-
ton.
A. w. Wright's private car "Alma" pass
ed north through Owosso Wednesday after
noon.
e. s. DAVIS has resumed his former posi-
ton as train dispatcher at the Il. q A. A.
offices.
Ed. Rigley attended commencement exer-
cises at Olivet, this week, returning this
morning.
Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Reitzel are expected
home today. Mr.. Reitzel will fill his pulpit
on Sunday.
Chas. r. Jackson, of the East Tawas Ga
zette, was in the city Wednesday, the guest
of relatives.
Mrs. Tod Kincaid and daughter left Tues
day evening for Cleveland to visit Mrs. Kin
caid's parents.
Charles Allen and Chas. DALEY returned
Tuesday from fishing trip in the northern
part of the state.
Mrs. Anna Hubbard is expected home to-
day from Montrose where she has been Wis
iting her parents.
Miss Boyce, who has been visiting at A.
w. Johnson's leaves today for her home
near Stockbridge.
Secretary S. E. Parkll will attend meet
ing of the State Board of Pharmacy. at Star
Island next week.
w. A. Sparkling spent Thursday in Will
ba HaIt ba In
exercises of sister.
Mrs. M. Bartlett and Miss Mary Buck
minister left Wednesday afternoon for a
short visit in st. Charles,
H. II. Allen and wife have left for Bir-
mingham where they will spend the summer
with Mr.. Aliens parents.
Thomas Morgan, of Louisville, KY, has
again taken the position held by him some
two years ago at Corey's laundry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Labadie arrived
home Wednesday, morning after a very sue
cessful theatrical season of ten months.
Will p. Parker, of this city, is among the
graduates of the University of Michigan
this year. He takes the degree in civil en-
cheering.
Chas. Ellis returned Monday from Lob
dell Lake near Argentine, where he had
been for few days outing with a party
from Maple river.
w. e. Collins was in Detroit Sunday and
met Mrs. Collins, who has been visiting
Ohio relatives the past three weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Collins returned to Owosso Mon
day.
DIR. Davis and family, of Marcellus, re-
turned today to Owosso for a short visit
with j. w. Smith before returning to their
home. The doctor is editor of the Marcel
lue News.
f. A. Wilcox, of Hamburg, has been APP
pointed night operator at the d. & M. sta
ton here. r. G.. Ward being transferred
from Owosso to Pontiac and given a
day position.
Miss Lulu Dynes, who was quite serious
ly injured by being thrown from buggy
last week Thursday, by a runaway horse,
is now slightly improved though still con-
| fined to her bed.
Geo. Il. Coulter, nj. q. agent at the juno
ton, left Monday for a two weeks vacation.
He will visit the eastern states going to New
| York and Boston before his return. His
place is supplied by K. COsgrOve.
State Railroad Commissioner Billings
passed through Owosso Wednesday after
noon on special train in company with
Supt. Atwater and Gen. Mgr. Spice of the
Grand Trunk system and made an inspect
| ing trip over the T. S. & M.
Mrs. j. Ii. Webster, daughters and sister,
Carrie Rollison left Monday for their former
home in st. GATHERINGS, Ont. Miss Rollison
intends TO remain there the coming year,
while Mrs. Webster will make visit for
about six weeks.