The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-10-05

Arthur Garrison, of Vernon, was it the
city Thursday.
o. F. Webster spent Sunday with his
family in this city.
County Clerk Cooper is confined to his
home by sickness.
Hon. j. w. Turner, accompanied by his
son, Milo, returned to Washington the first
of the week.
Fred Frieseke returned to Chicago, Mon
day, to resume his studies In the school of
illustrative art.
Fletcher Connor has gone to Elmira, N.
Y, to visit friends.
August Krause, of Milwaukee, arrived in
the city Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. w. A. Woodland.
Robert Du Shane, of Columbus, Ohio, was
in the city Wednesday.
James Edwards, of Shepardsville, was in
the city yesterday.
Hon. W. M. Fitzpatrick attended the
Stockbridge fair Wednesday.
T. d. Dewey continues to gain slowly,
riding out on pleasant days.
Mrs. Hugh Hunter arrived in this city
Monday to remain for sometime.
e. A. TODD Jr. and family, of Toledo,
spent the first of the week in Owosso.
Rev. F. Hoyt is spending the week with
his wife and two daughters at Albion.
M. ID. Corey and wife returned from their
visit at Rochester, N. Y, on Saturday.
j. M. CurwoOd and wife left Tuesday for
10 days visit with friends in New York.
w. w. Simmons, of Mottville, has been
the guest of his son, Supt. Simmons, for a
week past.
Mrs. Jane Lowrey and Mrs. T. A. Lowery
left Tuesday morning for trip in northern
Michigan.
Ernest Garnder and wife, of Detroit. are
visiting at the home of his parents on Mich
igan ave.
Miss Edith Hartshorn returned to Ann
Arbor Monday morning to resume her
studies in the University.
w. S. Jones, the popular travelling man
of the OwossO Casket Works, spent Sunday
in this city with his family.
Miss Nellie Parker left Monday for Gam
bier, Ohio, to begin work as an instructor
in Harcourt Place Seminary.
Supt. Frank E. Converse was home from
Pontiac. Friday, to assist his parents In
moving from their farm to this city.
Among those who attended the funeral of
j. ID. Evans, were Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Stock.
well, of Pontiac, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H..
Lewis, of Saginaw.
Rey. Sherwood Roosevelt attended the
meeting of the Saginaw Valley Episcopal
conyOcation at Saginaw this week. The
next meeting will be held in Owosso.
VIM. McGregor, special agent of the
Standard Saving and Loan Association, of
Detroit, has been in the city during the
work endeavoring to organize local bran CHI.
V. M. Moreau has leased the Shiawassee
Reporter to Fred K. Walton, a former en-
ployee of the office, later of the Richmond
Review. Mr.. Moreau will take short trim
west, going to Colorado and Missouri.
Hon. III. Fl. Pulver, of Laingsburg, w,
d. Garrison, and Frank Westcott of Yer
non, FL. FL. Hawley, of Perry, Robt. Mason,
of Chesaning, were here Tuesday to hear
Congress man Burrows.
Prof. Harry b. Hutchins, formerly super
intendent of the Owosso schools. now asso-
ciate dean of the Cornell law school. has
accepted the position of dean of the Uni
versity law school.
Mrs. John Wesener and Miss Marion
Jones returned to Chicago. Saturday, after
an extended visit at the home of Ii. Wese-
ner. They will go to Fort Valley, Georgia,
soon to spend the winter
Wendall Klaus expects to start for Ger
many next week to visit his mother whom
he has not seen in "a years and whom he
had not heard from in IS years, supposing
she was dead. He will remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. HI. Ridley and Frank
returned Wednesday from two weeks visit
with friends in Leslie and Jackson. While
absent Mr.. Ridley went to Harpers Hospi-
tai, Detroit, where four doctors held a con-
sultation over his eyes. An examination
showed tumor back of one eye. The doc
tors advised that no operation be made as it
would probably result in the total loss of
his eyesight.
SATURDAY-Monday and Tuesday
will be the opening days of the Kalama-
zoo Bargain Store. Read our ad on back
page.