The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-26

Corunna.
Mrs. l.. Ii. Waugh, of Ceburn, Texas, is
visiting Mrs. w. l.. Payne and Mrs. j. +.
Campbell.
Ed Howe has accepted position with a
Lorain, Ohio firm. and commenced work
with them.
Master Bert Grove was in Lansing the
first half of the week, the guest OF Prof.
Zimmerman.
Chas. f. Rlgley has been In New York
City on business for the Estey Mfg. Co.
during the week.
G. w. Loring and l.. |. Stewart and
their families returned from Long Lake the
first of the week.
John Van Camp returned from his vaca-
ton Monday and has resumed his position
in the Savings Bank.
The Misses Anna Elwell and Mamie
Barnes were guests of Miss frankie Black
In Bennington, Sunday.
Editor Goss of the Vernon Argus saw the
ball game Monday afternoon. Frank is
quite bali player himself.
}. Fl. Robbins and wife and Harry Tooley
and wife spent the first of the week at one
of the lakes near Linden.
Mrs. Dr. q. j. Ward and daughters
Alice and Nettie, Of st. Clair, are visiting
Mr. I hotf
George Fuller returned from Grand Rap
ids, Saturday and has accepted position in
the Little Gem" barber shop.
Mrs. E. c. Mead is visiting Lansing
friends and will 60 from there to Detroit to
spend some time with her son.
Mrs. A. b. Atwater, of Detroit, and Mrs.
Thompson and little daughter, of Fort Erie,
Ont. are visiting at j. Newbigging's.
Mrs. Grant Herrick returned to her home
in Columbus, Ohio, the first of the week,
after visit with A. X. Giles and family.
Henry Hesmer and Miss Fanny Everett.
of Three Rivers. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. GLASGOW, Sunday and Monday.
A. S. Knapp and wife, Of Menominee,
spent the first part Of the week visiting their
uncle, M. II. Knapp and other relatives in
this city.
The Messrs. and Mesdames William
Jones, Fl. S. Powers and Milton Grove form
party which will make weeks stay at
Frankfort.
Mrs. W. K. TillOtson, Miss Lucy Parrish
and the Misses Mamie Todd, Abbie Tillot-
son and Anna Parrish. are taking an outing
at Grand Pointe.
f. E. Janette returned Wednesday frona
a short business trip to Chicago, where he
went to make arrangements for publishing
some of his stories.
j. II. Howe and wife left yesterday for
Lansing where they will make weeks
visit with their son Elmer. Their grandson
Howard accompanied them.
The Misses Lulu Angel and Nettie Fair
man and MeSsrs. Fred Knapp and Lew
Storrer were in Morrice, Sunday, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith.
G. M. Simons, of Bay City. was the guest
of his cousin Crescent Parker, few days
this week. He left yesterday to visit WILL
iamston relatives.
William McGillvra, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Owosso and vicin-
ity, returned to his home in Milwaukee,
Wis, early in the week.
Mrs. Arthur Tedman, of Detroit, whose
husband is pastor of the Asbury Mission
church there, was the guest of Mrs. G. c.
Rowell part of the week.
Miss Addie McGillvra has been visiting
friends in Cohoctah during the week. She
is expected home tomorrow, in company
with Miss Eta Ellis, whom she has been
visiting the past two weeks.
State deputy game warden T. A. Lawrie,
of Byron, was in the city Monday on his
way to Bad Axe to prosecute several violat-
ors of the game laws. He seems to be sue
cessful in bringing offenders to realization
of what the law means.
Mrs. II. l.. Miller, who lives on Corunna
avenue, received a telegram from Bergan,
New York, Wednesday morning, telling of
the death of her husband. Mr.. Miller had
been absent but little over week, having
gone to work for his brother. Mrs. Miller
and son Jay left on the afternoon train.
Paul M. Roth returned. Tuesday, from
his trip to the Cripple Creek mining district
in Colorado. He spent the entire time in
the mines. and is greatly pleased with what
he saw and learned and will probably make
another trip later. AS health region he
thinks it the finest in the country although
some peculiar conditions exist. Some very
fine specim ems of free gold, silvernite and
mixed rock may be seen in his store window.