The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-19

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Miss Nellie Andrews has returned to he
home in Pontiac, after visit with Mis-
Edith Wren.
L.. Q. Tubbs, of Grand Ledge, was tn,
guest of his brother e. B. Tubbs Wednes
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Dodge, mother of j. Dodge, leaves
Thursday for Hackley Park where she will
spend the summer.
The Misses Eta Ellis and Favor Arm
strong left Wednesday for two weeks visit
with Cohoctah friends.
Miss Larkie Qaaintance has been enter
tanning her brother Walter, of Bluffton, o.,
during the week.
Mrs j. w. Ravenaugh has returned from
two weeks visit with relatives in Conway,
Livingston county.
Fred A. Curtis and family left Wednes-
dav for Mason where they will spend few
weeks with Mr.. Curtis parents.
Mrs. l.. Flickinger and Mrs. DIR. Hitler
are camping at Long Lake. Mr.. Flickinger
and the doctor go tomorrow.
Rev. w. G. Nixon, of the Riverside
church, with his family are spending a part
OF his vacation at Long Lake.
Mrs. DR.. Cameron and son Frank left
Wednesday for visit with relatives and
friends in Perth and London. Ont.
Alfred Woodland. Marion Sherman and
Charles Sackrider left Monday to camp out
at Higgins Lake, north of Bay City.
Supt. J.W. Simmons and family returned
from their visit with relatives near Constan-
tine and Mottvile, Monday evening.
The Misses Flo Webster and Mary Kill
patrick were detained five hours on their
trip TO Bay View on account of the fire at
Walden.
Mrs. Julia Sergeant is visiting her bro
ther Chas. r. Jackson at East Tawas. She
will make a two weeks visit and return by
way of Detroit.
Frank Pond has purchased an interest in
the pattern concern for which he has been
travelling, and will now be located perma-
nently at Chicago.
Miss Sturtevant, who has been visiting
her uncle, VIM. Sturtevant, of the Ex-
change Hotel, left for her home in San
Francisco, CAL, Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Phillips, of Detroit. and Mrs.
Annie Alchin, of Middlebury, are spending
the week at the home of their uncle, Rich.
ard Phillips, 7l9 Park street.
Miss Anna Ross, who has been visiting
Miss Belle Carr, has left for Pontiac. She
will visit relatives in Detroit also before
for her home in Texas.
Samuel Amspoker and wife and Pearl
Hathaway left yesterday morning for
Detroit, where the gentlemen will take part
in the Hilsendegen road race tomorrow.
j. HI. Laverock and wife have been en-
Pertaining II. q. Hustled and family, of
Oberlin, o., at their home this week. The
party came home from Linden, Tuesday.
Mrs. Morris Southland was called to Ann
Arbor, Sunday morning, by the death of an
aunt. She will visit Grass Lake and Lans-
ing relatives before her return to Owosso.
Mrs. Phoebe Haight left Wednesday after
q weeks visit with relatives and friends in
the city. She visited Newburg and Bancroft
relatives on her way home to Brent Creek.
DIR. A. l.. Arnold left Wednesday evening
On his way to London, England. He will
be gone about two months. DIR. p. H.
of Detroit. will have charge of his
practice during his absence.
Miss Katherine Cook, of Clarenopt. Cal.
IS visiting her brother Burt, south of the
,ity. Their father Prof. A. j. Cook is
still professor of entomology and zoology in
he California State Agricultural College, at
Pomona.
The following party will start for Hackley
Park. on Mona Lake, Monday, and will
-usticate there for two weeks: The Misses
Grace and Fannie Mead, Nettie Matlock,
Jay 1erbush and wife, Mrs. Chas. Parker,
August Wesener, and August Steinfeld
They will be joined by other Owossoites
ater.
II. II. Stever returned yesterday from
Mt. Pleasant where he has been in training
for the last two weeks. He will take part
IN the Battle Creek races next week. In
speaking of the Battle Creek races the Sun
lay News-Tribune mention Mr.. Steyer as
,ne of the riders who would be likely to
prove winner.
j. b. Dowdigan, ID. ID. s., Of Ann ArbOr
arrived in the city Tuesday and has opened
dental parlors in the rooms over the Kala-
mazoo Bargain store. DIR. Dowdigan comes
to the city most highly recommended by
some of the best dental practitioners Of the
state and we wish him success in his new
field.
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