The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-13

Mrs. John Goodwin left Tuesday for Bay
View, where she will make an extended
stay.
Albert Hunter formerly an employee of
the Press has left to take position in Sagi-
nav.
Charles McGillvra has been carrying mail
on Carrier Eggleston's route part of the
week.
James and Fred Osbun with their fam
lilies left Tuesday for Frankfort, for an out
ing.
Tom ID. Fletcher is spending three
weeks vacation with relatives in st. Thorn
as, Ont
w. S. Lusk and family left yesterday for
Petoskey, where they will take few weeks
outing.
A. l.. Mann, formerly M. G. agent at the
junction is now stationed there as night
operator.
Miss Lena Martin is spending the sum-
mer vacation at Linden with Mrs. Chas.
Howe.
G. McPeak has been transferred from the
position of night operator at the junction to
Bay City.
j. S. Haggart and family left on Monday
for Petersboro, Ont, where they will visit
relatives.
DR.. Arnold has joined his family IN
Blenheim, Ont, where they are visiting
relatives.
Miss Rouse returned Wednesday from st.
Johns where was called by the sickness of
her mother.
G. f. Haight and wife have returned from
their California visit. Charles is much i'm
proved in health.
Chas. e. Rigley and daughter. Miss Lois,
are among the Owosso people taking an out
ing at Frankfort.
Mrs. F. b. Peck, son and two daughters,
of Elsie, spent Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Z. w. Bilhimer.
Geo. l.. Coulter has returned from three
weeks vacation and resumed work as NJ. G.
agent at the junction.
Mrs. George Parks and daughter, of Cay
ahoga Falls, o., are visiting A. f. LOOMS
and other relatives in the city.
Miss Dollie May returned to her home in
visit with Owosso relatives.
Joe Osburn, Frank Rowell and Meron
Sherman are among the number of Owosso
boys at Linden this week.
Mrs. j. III. Howe and grandson Howard
go to Lansing today and will remain over
Sunday with her son Elmer Howe.
Carl Beuter leaves tomorrow night for his
home in Jackson. He will spend weeks
vacation camping near that place.
Rev. Robert M. Duff, of Waterloo, N. Y,
is visiting his brother and sister in Owosso,
| G. G. Duff and Mrs. M. l.. Stewart.
Principal K. T. Austin and wife left Sat
urday for Ypsilanti and will spend the sum-
mer vacation there and at Ann Arbor.
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to take part in the races at the annual meet
ing of the Cyclone Cycle Club of that city.
C. g. and w. J. Turner, now of Detroit,
spent a part of the week in the city. Mrs.
G. G. Turner was also here visiting her
parents.
Supt. Leslie II. Wood, of the Midland
schools, with his family, left Tuesday for
Bay View where they will spend the vaca-
ton.
Frank Birney has given up his position in
the M. G. freight Office to return to Lans-
ing to work, e. j. Markham succeeds him
at the Owosso Office
One of the Miller Bros, of Vassar, who
own -four mill at that place, examined
the Dewey & Stewart mill in this city Mon
day with view of leasing 1t.
ID. K. Kay is quite low with consumption
at his home on East Mason street. A broth
er and sister from Canada arrived this
week and are helping care for him.
]. H. Laverock, w. S. Hunt, e. E. Bent
ley and DR.. Jopling were at Lake Linden
part of the week. w. II. Traver and wife,
Miss Bessie Edwards and a friend also
spent large part of the week at the Lake.
Among the Owosso people in Saginaw
Wednesday during the races were G. w.
Starr, John Van Camp, G. A. Conner, F.
wildermuth, Ed. Wright, Curly Crawford,
haney.
J. w. Simmons and family are in Mott
Vile, where they were called by the serious
illness of Mr.. Simmons mother, who is suf
fering from stroke Of paralysis. A COM
munication from Mr.. Simmons on Wednes-
day stated that she showed no signs Of
improvement