The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-25
Mrs. John Rogers, formerly of this city,
is visiting at Mrs. Luther Comstocks.

| is visiting at Mrs. Luther Comstocks.
Miss Maggie Dodge, Of Laingsburg, is
expected to spend Sunday in the city.
l.. E. Woodland left for Detroit, wednes-
day, on business trip of few days.
Miss Mary Griffith left yesterday for
Cadillac where she will visit relatives.
viii Burhans has accepted position for
q short time with Lansing wool buyer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Stever left on Wednes-
day for New York state to remain some time.
Miss Villa Allen left Wednesday for
Muslzegon, where she will make ten days
stay.
Oscar Moore, of Telluride. Colorado is
visiting Shawassee county relatives and
friends.
j. A. Barrie is in Muskegon attending the
National synod of the German Evangelical
church.
M. H. Reynolds attended the Burns town.
ship S. S. Association meeting at Byron,
Sunday.
Arthur Miller left Wednesday for Carson
City on business trip for the Mich. s. M.
& o. Co.
J. Dodge returned Saturday evening from
his three weeks stay at the hot springs in
st. Louis.
Conductor Hendershott and family will
make their residence for the summer in
Frankfort.
Mrs. w. III. Hopkins, of West Bay City,
is expected tomorrow as the guest of Miss
Lulu Gilbert.
Mrs. John Farthing, of Flushing, was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Arthur Edwards, a
part of the week.
Walter Brintnell has accepted position
in Flint. leaving for that place the latter
part of last week.
w. A. Woodland attended meeting of
the democratic state central committee at
Detroit yesterday.
Leslie Hanes left yesterday morning for
Metamora, Mich, where he will remain a
few days visiting friends.
The Misses Vera Haskell and Mabel Fer
ry took part in concert Igiven by Prof.
Horst at Saginaw Monday evening.
Fred Dodge, of the firm of Dodge & Sons
left for st. Louis, Tuesday, for treatment at
the sanitarium. He expects to stay until
July 1st.
Mrs. Mary Wheeler, of Mankato, Mimi,
who has spent several months with her sis
ter, Mrs. II. p. Dunbar, left for her home on
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Z. Marsh returned to her home
in Chicago Wednesday morning after few
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. b.
Matteson.
l.. A. Burhans arrived home Saturday
for ten days visit. He had been away
eleven weeks travelling in Ohio, Tennessee
and Kentucky.
Rev. j. II. Sanford is the guest of his
son, T.. r. Sanford, this week. Mr.. San
ford's home is near Grand Rapids and he is
SIS years of age.
Miss Ravens was given leave Of absence
from the high school yesterday and today to
attend the wedding of her sister at their
home in Hastings.
Robert Miller, superintendent. of the
Michigan Central road, passed through
Owosso, Wednesday afternoon, on special
train making an inspection of this division.
Mrs. Margeret Jones and Geo. Sweeney,
of Orion, Oakland county, spent a part of
the week in the city with relatives and at
tended the Cheney Bunting wedding yester-
day.
o. Il. Rose, agent at the M. G. freight
house on Shiawassee street, has been noti-
fed of an appointment to the railway mail
service, the result of an examination taken
about year ago.
Miss Jessie Mcdonald has resigned her
position at the Gas Co.'s Office to accept the
position of cashier in ID. M. Christians store.
Miss Mamie Barnes, of Pittsburg, takes her
place at the gas Office.
Rev. Fir. DOMAIN left yesterday morning
for West Bay City, where he will visit rela-
tives and then go for two weeks fishing
trip. Shortly after his return from this
trip, he expects TO start for European tour
to occupy several months.
G. j. PAUL.. of Milwaukee, has been in
Owosso for ten days making sketch for a
birds-eye view of the city. The sketch is a
very complete one and will give good idea
of just what Owosso is. Mr.. PAUL. should
be given every encouragement to complete
this work at an early date.