The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07


Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Reitzel left Monday
for trip to Mackinac and other northern
points.
William Remus, apothecary at the Pontiac
asylum, spent Sunday with j. S. Haggart in
the city.
Ed. Stannard was called to Grand Rapids
Tuesday by the dangerous illness of his
father.
Mrs. Edith Knapp returned 10 Byron,
wednesday, after two weeks visit at ID.
+. Collins
Nj. Ii. Reynolds was in Midland, Wednes-
day, On work connected with the State s. S.
Association.
Prof and Mrs. II. G. Smith, of Naper-
vile, ILL.,, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
r. e. Travis.
Rev. f. b. Bancroft and NJ. Miner. ac-
companed by their wives, are attending the
M. e. conference at Sault Ste Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Reynolds, Of Grand
Rapids, former residents OF Owosso, were
guests of 9. w. Starr the first of the week.
Washington trip and is spending short
time in Grand Rapids and other Michigan
points.
The Misses Mayme and Grace Brown
returned to Detroit, Monday, after an ex-
tended visit at T. NJ. Wiley's and j. ID.
Evans.
u. A. Pitts has been spending a part of
the week with his brother, S. b. Pitts, and
leaves today for Ypsilant, where he will at
tend school.
| A. K. Stever and wife accompanied j. j..
Stever to Branchport, N. Y, Monday,
where the body Of Mrs. j. j. Stever was
taken for burial.
Niles Virgins has returned from three
weeks stay at Reed City, where he has
been setting up "a bridge for the Groton
Bridge & Mfg. Co.
+. K. Hume, drug clerk for nearly two
years past at Parkil & Sons, left Saturday
for Iowa to enter the University of Iowa to
take the medical course.
Spencer Corey and wife, of lonia, are
expected in OwOsso tomorrow. Spencer
will have charge of the laundry here during
the absence of his brother.
M. ID. Corey and wife leave tomorrow for
Rochester, N. Y, where they will visit
relatives and where Mr. Corey will attend
the laundrymen's convention.
II. FL. Stever, E. b. Finch, Mat Gibson
and Pearl Hathaway were among the Owos-
so riders who were in attendance at the St.
Johns bicycle races Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. P. Gould left yesterday morning
for her home in Lincoln, Neb., after a few
weeks visit here. Her MOTHER Mrs. G. p.
Hill, accompanied her to Jackson.
Jas. +. Clark ret urned Saturday evening
from his three weeks vacation with Ontario
relatives. A large part of the time was
spent among the thousand isles of the st.
Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Tillotson and twin
daughters, accompanied by Miss Tillotson
and Miss Ward. left Monday for Chicago,
and after short stay will leave for visit
at Washington.
Miss Jones of Georgia, is making visit
of several weeks at Hugo Wesener's. She
will be accompanied home by Mrs. DR.. John
Wesener, who will spend the winter in
Georgia.
Orders for engraved calling cards will be
promptly filled at this Office.
Indications point to fine fair this fall,
and 1t is the duty Of every one interested in
the association, to help make the show big
one. Now is the time for the merchants to
prepare their exhibits, and for all others to
look after the entries they intend to make.
The fair is but two weeks away.
Fanny Wilcox by Jerome Eddy has re-
duced her record to 2:13.
Ella Eddy 2:l2 is the fastest of the grand
daughters of Louis Napoleon.
Matte b. by Louis Napoleon entered the
80 list at Greenville with a record of 2:2SI
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