The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-01-05

Miss Albright, OF Saginaw, has been the
guest of Miss Lucy Horsman, during the
week.
v. l.. Dorrence. of Wyandote, was in the
city from Saturday until Tuesday visiting
friends.
Chas. Bole returned TO Watertown, Wis,
Monday evening, where he is attending
college,
The Misses Mamie Lewis and Lena Mar
tin have returned from two weeks visit in
Linden.
g. A. Pitts, who has been visiting his
brother =. B. Pitts returned to Ypsilanti,
Wednesday.
Henry Phillips, of West Branch. spent
New Years and Tuesday with his brother
X. Phillips.
Tod Kincaid and wife returned Tuesday
evening from Cleveland, where they spent
the holidays.
Chas. West has returned to Owoss0 to
take his old place at the Estey Carriage
Co.'s factory.
Frank. s. Smith and wife visited relatives
at Salems, near Detroit, from Saturday
until Tuesday.
l.. G. Mead, register of deeds in Clinton
county, spent New Years with his mother
in this city.
Miss Allie Boucher returns tomorrow
from Mayvlle where she has been spend
ing the holidays.
Dell and Bert Gray with their wives re-
turned Monday from weeks visit with
relatives in Bath.
F. w. Lawrence was In Hillsdale Mon
day and Tuesday to attend the wedding Of
his brother Frank.
T. II. Colbry returned to st. Louis, Mon
day after weeks visit with his daughter.
Mrs. John Slingerland.
V. Post and family returned Tuesday
evening from Flint where they spent few
days with relatives.
Miss Helen Wheelock, of st. Johns, visited
Owcsso friends Monday and attended the
ball in the evening
0. l.. Brown, cashier at the M. G. freight
house. visited relatives in Vermontville,
Monday and Tuesday.
G. A. O'COnnor has been assigned to
the position OF night operator at the juno
ton, succeeding w. N. Cline.
Ben. Converse and w. A. Sparkling re-
turned Tuesday from weeks visit at
WILLIAMSON and other places.
Robert Allison and Charles Baker, of St.
Johns, were in Owosso Monday and at
tended the ball in the evening.
Miss Lois Rigley went to Olivet yester-
dav with her brother Ed. and will attend
college there the present term.
Mrs. A. <. Andrews and daughter re-
turned to Lansing Saturday after a few
days visit with Owosso relatives.
Major A. Smith and wife will go to Lans-
ing next week to spend the winter with
their daughter Mrs. Elmer Howe.
Rev. Scott of Burton, AMI Clark Tabor,
of Garland, attended the reunion of the I'd
Mich. Cavalry at Muskegon last week.
Geo. Perrigo and e. w. Crandall return
ed from business trips in Washtenaw and
Lenawee counties, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Edna Hayens has returned to Owos-
so after her three months Of study in Ann
Arbor and taken up her high school work
again.
his uncle Henry Robbins the past two years
has gone to Glasco, Kan, for months visit
with his parents.
Lyman Matloch, of Battle Greek, visited
relatives and friends in the city from Satur-
day until Tuesday. He was accompanied
by friend, Otis Fountain.
c., A. Lohnes left Tuesday for Saginaw
in the interest of M. A. Sprague & Co. He
carries stock of Lees cough balsam and is
introducing it to the Saginaw druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Gould, Lawrence
Gould, Mrs. A. Todd, Lee and Mamie
Todd and John Tilotson were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Allison, at st. Johns,
New Years.
Edward Dickerson and wife are visiting
their cousins r. Phillips and wife in this
city. Mr.. Dickerson is from Howell and
was married New Years day In Ann Arbor
to Miss Botsford.
Ernest Gardner and wife, of Detroit,
spent New Years with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. s. Gardner, in this city. Ernest is
conducting successful grocery business on
Henry street, Detroit
r. Knight and family, Of Delray, visited
Owosso friends. Saturday. This was Mr..
Knights first visit to Owosso In four years
and he expressed himself as highly pleased
with the marked improvements seen.
Ex-Congressman Allen, of Ypsilanti, was
the guest of w. s. Hunt over night Tues
day. Capt. Allen is one of the best men
Michigan ever sent to Congress and his
district would be represented IL he was in
Washington at present.