The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-30

after visit with her mother In Ann Arbor.
K. M. Miller and wife left yesterday to
spend their vacation at Northern Michigan
resorts.
Ray @. Mahaney, who is firing on the
north end of the It. & A. A. was home over
Sunday.
DIR. Walter Ward was in Laingsburg
Wednesday to see his father whose health is
very poor.
Miss Edith Garlick, of Detroit, is visiting
owosso friends and is guest at Chas.
Collamers.
N. A. Finch was in the city the last of
the week and shipped his household goods
to Detroit.
Miss Carrie Pratt, of Fenton, was the
guest of Mrs. B. S. Sutherland. the first of
the week.
Grant M0sher has been entertaining his
nephew, Murray Stroud, of Mason, during
the week.
William Corey, of Ionia, was the guest of
his brother, M. d. Corey, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. 81. p. Smith returned to Howell,
Wednesday, after short visit with Mrs. f.
II. Banister.
Chas. Gould and son, of Chicago, returned
home yesterday after a visit with Mrs.
Nancy Gould.
A. Lee Williams went to Birmingham,
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of his sister
in'law, Mrs. Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Murray, of Mason,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Williams
the first of the week.
Miss Lucy McAuliffe leaves Saturday for
Windsor, Ont, where she will enter st.
Mary's Acadamy.
Supervisor F. M. Shepard. of Owosso
township, left yesterday morning to take in
the Mackinaw excursion.
Charles Miller, of Vassar, spent Sunday
in the city with his son, G. E. Miller, and
VIM. Hoxie, of the Owosso Milling Co.
Frank Collamer returned Wednesday
from his vacation which he has spent in
Detroit. Rochester, N. Y, and other places.
j. T. Walsh and family and R. M. Tubbs
and wife, of Byron, form party that is TAX
ing in the views and breezes of Mackinaw.
Rev. w. l.. Palmer returned Wednesday
to his home in Norvell, Jackson county,
after two weeks visit with his nephew, A.
E. Palmer.
Mrs. John A. Porter returned to her
home in Detroit Thursday, after short
visit at George Griffith's, on North Chip
man street.
Frank Wilson and wife returned Wednes-
day to their home in Chicago, after short
visit at Charles Aliens, Mrs. Wilson being
Charles sister.
Harry Tooley left Yesterday morning for
short business trip to Jackson and other
south Michigan points in the interests of the
Mattress factory.
Fred Pelham, agent of the Redpath
Bureau, was in the city Wednesday con-
sulting Secretary Van Ness, relative to the
Y. M. G. A. lecture course.
Col. j. 81. Moyses, of Venice, was In the
city Wednesday. He predicts big gather
ing at the meeting of the Shiawassee Bat
talon in Bancroft, Oct. II.
j. N. Klock and r. G. Eisley, former pro-
prietors of the Argus, were in the city
Tuesday. We understand they contemplate
starting daily paper at Cheboygan.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Gould returned on
Monday evening from an extended eastern
trip. They had splendid time while away
and both came home improved in health.
Mesdames P. ID. White, G. P. Cur
tiss, G. 81. Archer and Clara Hathaway and
Miss Bertha Archer attended an association
missionary meeting in Laingsburg, We'd
nesday.
Harland p. White is taking his annual
vacation and visiting at Niagara Falls and
Lockport, N. Y. In the meantime Post
ihooeOi AhoDoih 10 uuoy UcClputTluS du-
dresses on the out going mail and think
ing what good fellow "Budge" is, to have
around.
G. A. Hux, former employee of the Mich
igan Central in this city, now agent for the
same road at Chicago Heights, spent the
first of the week with his parents in Owosso.
His friends here are we'll pleased to
note the steady advancement he has had in
railroading. But then, like most all Owosso
boys, he is bound to succeed.
Supervisor A. B. Crane, of Rush. attend
ed the reunion of the 5th Michigan lnfan-
try at st. Johns Wednesday, and was
honored by being elected president of the
association. Mr.. Crane feels quite pleased
over the compliment, as he is the first non
commissioned officer who has been thus
honored by the association.
Having placed our orders for
Fall and Winter Goods, we must
make room for them.
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