The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-05

Frank Mapes and A. l.. Hubbard returned
Monday from five weeks trip through
Oregon.
John Fleming and family left Wednesday
for weeks outing in Toledo, Detroit and
Port Huron.
DIR. and Mrs. b. S. Sutherland entertained
Miss Minnie Holt, of Carson City, the first
Of the week.
William Fish, of Bedding, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fish, on
Bradley street.
Ernest Post is taking his vacation, divid-
ing his time between Muskegon and Hart,
Oceana county.
Ray and Ernest Gould and Will Santhony
are camping on the shore of Saginaw Bay,
near Langeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Todd have been
entertaining II. G. Hoyt and wife, of De-
troit, this week.
Charming Stanhope and family left Mon
Lockport, N. Y.
l. II. Keller entertained his brother.
State Senator NJ. S. Keller, of Vaudeville.
a part OF the week.
f. A. Roberts, superintendent of the Es-
tey factory A, spent the 4th In Grand Rap
ids with his family.
r. r. Marsh and son Bennie are spending
few days visiting friends and relatives in
Pontiac and Detroit.
G. A. Pitts, of Fenton, who graduated
last week from the State Normal, is visiting
his brother S. b. Pitts.
r. w. Crawford was home from Grand
Rapids for three days visit this week. He
returns this afternoon.
III. III. Stever and wife left for Bay City.
Wednesday. Henry took part in several
races there yesterday.
b. S. Hopkins starts Monday for Nahant,
Mass, where he will spend the summer
with his sister, Mrs. F. E. Dodds.
Mrs. Huldah Goodale and Mrs. Mae
Smith rspent part of the week visiting
Morrice relatives and friends.
Bruce Bartlett is spending his vacation at
his old home i'm Illinois, He will also visit
Chicago and other points of interest.
Mrs. II. p. Smith, formerly of this city,
has returned to her home in Howell after a
few days visit with OwOsso friends.
We are pleased to state that 7. ID. Dewey
Is improving in health at the st. Louis SAM
tarium. He will spend Sunday at home.
A. f. Loomis and wife have left for Bay
View, where they will spend few weeks
in hopes of improving Mr.. LOOMS health.
F. +. Converse and wife, of Pontiac, re-
turned to Owosso, Wednesday, for a few
days. visit before starting on an eastern trip.
Henry B. Dewey left Tuesday afternoon
for Tacoma, Washington. He is uncertain
whether he will remain there or return to
Michigan.
The Misses Lille Deal and Mable Rich
ardson left Wednesday for Chatham, Ont,
where they will visit relatives of Miss Deal
for two or thee weeks.
Miss Avail Farnsworth is expected home
today from Kalamazoo where she is an as
sistant in the asylum. She will make a
weeks visit with her parents,
Merrick Blair was in Grand Rapids Tues
day to witness the bicycle race between
Johnson, Sanger and Tyler. He reports a
very exciting and interesting race.
Elmer Howe, wife and daughter, of
Lansing, were present at the reunion at
Major Smiths, Tuesday, and are visiting
other relatives and friends in the city.
Mail Carrier w. G. Eggleston and family
are spending fortnight at Chagrin Falls,
Ohio, with Mr.. Eggleston's mother. Sub
stitute Ed. Stanard is taking care of the
route.
Mrs. j. f. Davidson, of Fent0n, visit ed
her daughters, Mrs. 1. G. and A. l.. Curry,
part of the week. Mrs. /. G.. Curry re-
turned with her Wednesday for weeks
visit.
Will Carr, former Owosso boy, writes
that he likes his position at Denver, Colo 4,
very much. he has charge of the Gormuly
& Jeffrey bicycle agency there, being trans
ferred from their Chicago office.
I. Dudley Taylor, who is home from the
University for the summer vacation, san g
the offeratory at the Episcopal church Sun
day morning. Mr.. Taylor has a fine BARI
tone voice and has sung in the Unitarian
church in Ann Arbor large part of the
year.
Miss Phoebe Fairchild has given up her
plan of taking special studies in the Chicago
University this summer, owing to the fact
that friend with whom she was going has
found it impossible to go. Miss Fairchild
will in consequence spend most of the sum.
mer in Owosso.