The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-28
Personal.

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Sunday.
E. b. Tubbs did business in st. Louis,
Monday.
G.. V. Gibson was in Toledo on business,
yesterday.
II. G. Dolloff was in Kalamazoo the first
of the week.
j. b. Wooden was in Ovid on business,
Wednesday.
A. w. Durkee, of st. Johns, was in the
city Monday.
X. Eisley spent part of the week with
| Owosso friends.
l.. Flickinger and wife were in st.
Charles Sunday.
Mrs. |. G. Curry and son are visiting
Fenton relatives.
Miss Mamie Barnes visited Laingsburg
friends Saturday.
Miss Bertha, Sturtevant is visiting her
uncle in Sherman.
Ross Knight, of West Bay City, was in
Owosso, Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Osburn leaves tonight to visit
her mother at Ypsllanti.
l.. ii. Wood was in Ann Arbor OH BUSH
ness part of the week.
James Lawrence, of Bay City, was in
Owosso part of the week.
Mrs. Frank Parsons and daughter Maud
are visiting Owosso relatives.
Miss Olive Goodyear, of Jackson, is a
guest of her uncle E. Wykes.
Architect HOLSTER and wife, of Saginaw,
were in Owosso Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Gorton, of Racine, Wis, is
the guest of Mrs. p. M. Roth.
Mrs. ID. j. Gerow and daughter are MAX
ing an extended visit in Linden.
Miss Fannie Fitch, of Mason, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. G. w. Sackrider.
T. ID. Dewey left Monday for st. Louis to
take treatment at the sanitarium.
Henry Mitchell and wife, of Garland,
were guests of Ed. Lusk, Sunday.
Lester j. Kenney, of the Auditor Gener-
ais office, spent Monday in Owosso
Mrs. G. v. Lemon spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents near Vernon.
c. w. Starr took in Derby day at the
Detroit races, returning home Wednesday.
Chas. Fields, of Grand Rapids, visited at
Tod Kincaids from Friday until Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane A. Lusk is spending the week
with her sister and her son Walter at Elsie.
Tod Kincaid leaves again today for Colo
RADIO to look after his mining interests there.
DR.. Arnold visited Blenheim, Ontario,
friends and relatives Wednesday and Thurs
| day.
Miss Edith Wykes attended the state
music teachers convention in Ypsianti this
week.
Mrs. +. r. Elliot and daughter, of Grand
Rapids.
| Mrs. G. Ii. Grahame left yesterday morn
ing for weeks visit with Grand Rapids
relatives.
Z. Ii. White and wife, of Athol, Mass,
are visiting relatives in Owosso during theil
wedding trip.
f. K. Wicking was in Chicago Tuesday
and Wednesday, looking after new players
for the ball club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Osburn left Monday
for Chicago TO spend ten days visiting theil
sons Harry and Roy.
Ambrose Johnson and wife, of Columbus
o., are visiting Mrs. Johnson's brother
/ A. j. Miller, of Cass street.
| II. w. Holman and wife have gone north
and will visit Charlevoix, Petoskey ant
other points before returning.
Mrs. Clara Hathaway and son leave to-
morrow for few weeks visit with Anr
Arbor and Ypsilanti relatives.
G. E. Wright and wife are entertaining
their daughter, Mrs. Crinklaw and her two
daughters, of Massilon, Ohio.
| Dana Seeley and his sister Miss Orr
Seeley left Thursday for two months out
ing with relatives on the New Jersey coast
Robert S. Haviland, who managed the
Sturtevant lumber yard when first started
will be Ii. A. Middaugh's assistant a
Durand.
Miss Carrie johnson, of the Waterloo
Mission, Grand Rapids, formerly clerk a
G.. X. Black & Sons, is the guest of Mrs
DR.. Hitler.
e. e. Taylor, of Muskegon schools, wa
in the city part of the week going to AM
Arbor TO attend commencement exercises
Thursday.
Carl Putt is spending the Universit.
vacation working in the Michigan Contra
offices at Mackinac under Agent H. ID
Swayze, formerly of Owosso.,
G. f. North left Wednesday evening TO
Grand Rapids to attend the reunion of hi
regiment, the 18th Michigan Infantry, which
took place yesterday and today.
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