The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-12

Ohio, is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Lamfrom.
Carl Beuter rode to his home in Jackson
on his wheel Sunday and Is spending his
vacation there.
The Misses Carrie Lyman and Stella
Potter, Of Bancroft, are guests of Miss
Blanche Tuthill.
Mrs. s. o. Matherson, of Corunna, was
the guest of G. c. Rowell and wife, Monday
and Tuesday.
James Monroe and family, of Chicago,
are visiting Mrs. Monroe's father, James
Gray in this city.
Mrs. John Cook and children were called
to Sarniac, Monday by the serious illness of
Mrs. Cooks father.
James Connolly, of Detroit, has been
spending the week visiting his relatives and
friends In Owosso.
X. G. Mahaney and Rev. w. b. Matteson
drove to Fenton yesterday morning for
two days outing.
Rev. W.B. Matteson was in Detroit, Mon
day to attend meeting of the Baptist State
Board of Missions.
Misses Flora Webster and Mary Kilpat-
rick left yesterday for Bay View to remain
during the summer.
Frank Stengel and wife returned from
weeks visit with Mrs. Stengels parents In
Bennington, Tuesday.
Grant Mosher, of Laingsburg, is the new
billing clerk at the M. G. He moved to
Owosso early in the week.
Mrs. William Hunt and small son, Of
Laingsburg, were the guests of Miss Mile
Comstock, Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha Mason has returned from a
weeks visit with her brother, John r.
Shelton in Grand Rapids.
Geo. Monroe has been in Grand Rapids
this week attending state meeting of the
Undertaker's Association.
Frank and Miss Grace Woodland left
Monday for two weeks visit with friends
IN GAINESVILLE, N. L.
Claud Eaton and wife returned Tuesday
from a two weeks visit with Mrs, Eaton's
mother in Saginaw.
Mrs. Giles Chaffin, of Morrice, and Miss
Grace Chaffin, of Detroit, were guests at G.
G. Rowel's, Wednesday.
The Misses Bertha Fowler and Irene Gill
bert returned Saturday Saturday evening
from ten days visit in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gregory who have
been visiting Mrs. d. w. Waters, have re-
turned to their home in Detroit.
e. II. White and wife left for their home
in Athol. Mass, this morning after a three
weeks visit with Owosso relatives.
Howard Daniels, Ernest Jacobs, Glen
Reynolds, Will Sullivan and Seymour Hoyt
form a camping party at Linden.
John l.. Decker, Of Rochester. N. Y,
spent the most of the week in this city,
being called here by the death of his mother.
DR.. A. l.. Arnold expects to leave the
latter part of next week for England as a
delegate to the international meeting of the
FOresters.
Miss Anna and Daniel Ross, of KilbOurne,
Texas, are visiting their cousin, Miss Belle
Carr and other relatives in the city. They
will stay several weeks.
Mrs. William Launstein has reached
Owosso and is visiting relatives and friends
in the city and vicinity. She has been in
New Orleans the past winter.
Geo. T. Campbell, of the Argus, attended
the meeting of the State Press Association
at Benton Harbor this week and accompan-
led the excursion party to Chicago.
Rev. w. l.. Farnum, of Flint, was in
the city Wednesday and Thursday. He
missed the train for Flint at Durand, and
Owosso rather than wait there returned to
until the next train.
Rey. FIR. DOMAIN goes to Frankfort next
Monday to preach the sermon at the laying
of the corner stone for new Catholic church
at that place, which takes place Monday
evening.
Mrs. j. S. Haggart was detained by sick
ness from starting last week as she intended
but left Tuesday for Plymouth, where she
will visit her parents and then go to Toron-
to for few weeks stay.
s. Matherson, of Bancroft, is making
weeks visit with his daughter Mrs. c. G.
Rowell and other relatives in the Owosso.
Mr.. Matherson is eighty-seven years old and
still quite active and strong.
e. o. Dewey attended the annual meet
ing of the Michigan Press Association held
at Benton Harbor, Tuesday and Wednesday
and was elected secretary of the same for
the ensuing year. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
also accompanied the editors on their jaunt
to st. Paul, Duluth, and Saulte Ste Marie.
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