The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11


w. II. Trip and wife are the guests o
friends in Detroit.
Henry Robbins and j. G. Dingman ar,
fishing at st. Charles.
Dwella Peters, of Shepard, visited Owosst
relatives over Sunday.
Attorney II. NJ. High, of Ovid, did bust
ness in the city yesterday.
Elmer Shelton and family, of Chesaning,
spent Sunday in Owosso.
Miss Gail Smith, of Detroit, is spending
the week at w. X. TillotsoE's.
j. I. Peters, of Alma, shook hands with
old friends in Owosso, Tuesday.
Major A. Smith is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. 4. G. Howe, of Lansing.
ID. Owen has returned from weeks visit
with relatives at Fowlerville.
Mrs. DR.. Scott left Tuesday for visit
with relatives at Essex, Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Goodhue left yester-
day for visit with Detroit friends.
Miss May Lawrence returned Tuesday
from visit with Port Huron friends.
Clayton Cook, of Shiawassee, has entered
the law department of the University.
Aid. j. A. Urquhart and wife. of Lam
sing, are visiting Owosso friends to-day.
l.. P. Royce returned Saturday from a
visit with his brother in Chicago Heights.
John H. Doak, editor of the Springport
Signal, called on THE TINES, Tuesday.
Oliver Williams, of Denver; spent a few
hours in Owosso, on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. j. F. Race has returned from visit
with relatives in Chicago and Michigan City.
Herman Cute returned to Detroit, We'd
nesday, after visiting Owosso friends for a
week.
DIR. Phippen and wife, DR.. Lamb and
wife, were guests of DR.. Gillian, of st. Johns,
Friday.
G. G. Carrier, of The American Pythian,
Grand Rapids, made THE TIMES a call yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dodge are attending the
Fowlerville fair. of which Mr.. d. was for.
merly an officer.
Mrs. VIM. Allen, of Birmingham, is Wis
iting her daughters, Mrs. s B. Pitts and
Miss Aryilla Allen.
G. f. Berry, manager of the subscription
department of the Detroit Journal, was il
the city Wednesday.
NJ. Crandell and family have returned
from White Fish Point and again taken ur
their residence in OwossO.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Burhans returned tC
Owosso, Monday evening, from Dayton, O.,
for visit with relatives and friends.
Geo. II. Dutton and wife, of Woodruff,
were in Owosso, Saturday, purchasing car
pets of ID. M. Christian for their new house
W. E. Aten and family will return from
Detroit to Owosso. Mr.. Aten will resume
his former position with the Estey Mfg. Co.
After visit of several months with rela.
tives in this city, Mrs. Cordelia l.. Waldror
returned Wednesday to her home in New
York city.
Rev. j. G. Cromer expects to 60 to Nun
Gle, Ind, Monday to visit his father, wh1
suffered partial stroke of paralysis the frs
of the week.
G. d. Stewart was In Detroit, Wednesday
attending bankers meeting called to dis
cuss the question of establishing stat
clearing house.
r. G. Mahaney decided after reaching
Ann Arbor not to enter the University, an,
has accepted position as clerk with Mac
& Co., of that city.
j. II. Warren and wife, of Merell, Sag
nav county, and Mrs. Ruth Bedford, of 81
Johns, are at M. l.. Parker's, assisting 4
the care of Mrs. Parker.
| The Misses Brownie Bromley, Gertrud
Mead, Ada Cochrane. Florence Wilson an
Grace Hunt, teachers in the st. John
schools spent last Friday Ia Owosso.
Fred Lewis, of Saginaw, spent Sunda
with his mother, Mrs. G. M. Lewis. TIL
latter returned with him Monday to assis
in caring for Mrs. w. q. Lewis, who
quite sick.
Mrs.M. Brown and daughter, Miss Anns
left for Detroit, Tuesday. where the latte
is to take treatment from specialists. Owoss
friends hope that she will return much In
proved In health.
Miss Grace Dewey is sick with typhoi
fever at Gambler, Ohio. Soon after her n
turn she commenced TO feel III and was ur
able to resume her work as an instructor {
Harcourt Place Seminary.
Rev. j. G. Cromer expected to attend Ii
National Council of Congregational church,
now in session at Syracuse, N. Y, as de
egate from the Genesee association, but II
sickness OF his father prevented.
Ito Saye Money!