The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-20

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cation, which was spent at Lowell an
Grand Rapids.
Miss Genie Hurst, of last years gradua,
Ing class In this city, has entered the Stat
Normal at Ypsilanti.
A. b. Clark, of Durand, was in Owosso
yesterday. He expects to leave for Oregon
In about ten days.
Chas. Robbins returned Tuesday from
hunting and fishing trip of weeks dura
ton near st. Charles.
p. M. Roth and G. G. Duff were amons
the number who returned from their south
ern trip Wednesday.
Merrick Blair, Sylvester and Will May
and Nat Gibson attended the Chesaning fail
bicycle races Wednesday.
Chas. Chapman, of Detroit, expects to
move back to Owosso and live with his
father, Miner Chapman.
Mrs. G. L. Waldron was giveh pleasant
surprise party by friends at the home of
MIS-. y. M. Lewis, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Goodsole, of Calumet, is Wis
ting al the homes of her father and broth
er, Mr.. A. and Fred Carpenter.
II. A. Middaugh has moved his household
goods to Durand, where he is station agent
for the T., A. A. & N. M. R'y.
Chas. G. Turner left Monday for his home
in Traverse City, after spending Sunday in
the city on the way home from Detroit
Mrs. August Krause has returned to her
home in Milwaukee, after visit of several
weeks with her father, w. A. Woodland.
Mrs. j. S. Haggart and daughter return
ed Saturday from two months visit with
relatives and friends In this state and Ca
NADIA.
j. j. Schucknecht and wife, of Grand
Rapids, are guests at John Storrer's this
week. Mrs. S. will remain for about
month.
Bert Vandenburg and wife, of Alma,
were guests at w. ID. Murray's a part of
Tuesday and Wednesday on their way to
Detroit.
Miss Ruth Willoughby, formerly of
Owosso, has accepted a position as Latin
instructor in the Detroit High school, at a
salary of $500.
John Nichols, formerly a resident of
Owosso, but now of Portland, Mich, was
he guest of Owosso friends Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. T. W. Bruce and A. F. Boyington,
who have been guests of Mrs. ID. M. Estey
Tor some weeks, left Monday for their homes
n Brattleboro, W.
Mrs. q. FL. Archer is entertaining her sis
ers, Mrs. Isaac Perrin, of Manistee, and
Miss Jennie Hurd, of Flint; also her moth
Or, Mrs. A. E. Hurd, of Flint.
Miss Name Lawrence has recovered suf-
iciently to be able to walk down town and
friends were pleased to see her on the street
for the first time in weeks.
Elmer butcher expects to be another of
The Ow0sso boys to attend the University
his year. There will probably be six
Owosso boys who will enter this fall.
DR.. P. S. Wilson, OF Detroit, who has
been taking care of DR.. Arnold's practice
during the summer, left for his home in
Detroit, Wednesday, to make short visit.
VIM. and Geo. Saver were in Chesaning,
to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. Betsey Sheldon, who died at the
Alma sanitarium, Monday. Her age was
30 years.
Andrew Jackson, Chas. Bailey and K. T.
Dandy attended the meeting of the Supreme
of the United Friends of Mich
igan in Grand Rapids, Wednesday and
Miss Flowers and Miss Jordan have re-
turned from their trip to New York and
Boston where they have been looking up
new styles and attractions in the dress
making lines.
John +. Mabin and wife and p. s. Boards
lee and wife. of Perry, left Saturday for
Niagara Falls, where they spent part of
the week, Mr. Mabin going on to Richmond
to attend the meeting of cemetery superin-
tendents.
[ T. e. Leland, of Emery, Washtenaw
county, was in the city Tuesday and We'd
nesday advertising the Ann. Arbor fair. He
was the guest of his college chum, L. Dud-
ley Taylor, during his stay in the city.
Mrs. g. w. and Mrs. q. o. Loring gave
a very pleasant ''heart' party Tuesday even
ing at their home on East Exchange street.
Hearts were utilized for refreshments, dec
orations and games, and the first prize in
the latter-won by Mrs. Hall, Of Buffalo
was heart pin. Irving Stewart won the
second prize.
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