The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-04

The Misses Green, Eiwell and Barnes
spent New Years with Mrs. Chas Howe at
Linden.
A. II. Warren, of Middleburv, Is the
preside intellect of the State Swine Breeders
Association.
L, o. Christian and wife were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Donsereaux at Ian
sing. Tuesday.
G. +. North and son Dwight returned
Monday from few days visit at Jackson
and Grass Lake.
Miss Ella Pratt. of Bay City, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ii. Reynolds the
first of the week.
nesday after spending the holidays with his
parents in Belding
Mrs Frank Lamphier, after an extended
visit with Mrs. G. w. Gale, has returned to
her home in Lansing.
George Mcintosh of the Flint Daily
News, visited his sister, Mrs. DIR. Hitler,
tilO Vi tlC WYNN
viii and Stewart Hoyt, of Saginaw, east
side, spent New Years with their uncle j.
S. Hoyt in this city.
S. Il. Miller, of North Amherst, Ohio,
spent the holidays with his aunt, Mrs
Galusha in this city
Miss Flora Bennett goes 10 Byron today
where her father VIM. Bennett has gone
into the marble business.
Miss Mable Fuller returned to her home
in Elsie, Wednesday, after few days visit
with Mrs. ii. N. Hnman.
Ernest Wickham returned to Lansing
Tuesday. after spending the holidays with
his father, IL. A. Wickham.
Register Of Deeds l.. c. Mead and daugh
ter, of st. Johns, spent New Years with rel
atives and friends in this city.
II. G. Topping and wife left Wednesday
for Bangor, Calhoun county, where they be-
gan revival meetings last night
Alfred Woodland returned home Monday
from Milwaukee. where he spent Christmas
with his sister, Mrs. August Krause.
Ed Taylor is spending few days in the
city during the vacation in the Muskegon
schools where he is teaching this year.
p J. Stever and wife have returned to
Owosso after more than years stay with
relatives in Pennyan county, New York.
James Bartrem returned "Wednesday from
ten day visit in Hamilton, Paris, Niagara
Falls and various other points in Ontario
Miss Nettie Hurd returned to her home
i'm Flint Saturday after two weeks visit
with her sister Mrs. q. II. Archer in this
city.
A. M. Davis and son Oliver, of Howell,
spent the first half of the week with J. J.
Davis, and Mrs. Stephen Van Dusen in this
city.
l.. Ii. VanWermer returned Wednesday
to his home in Elyria, Ohio, after spending
the holidays with his daughter, Mrs. Fl. N.
Human.
nj. Jackson and wife, relatives of NJ. II.
and j. S. Ridley, whom they have been Wis
on Tuesday.
| Warren Pierpont returned to Ann Arbor,
Monday, to do some extra work Lefore the
University opens. The most of the students
will not return until Monday.
! Ii. w. Bradley now occupies the east
part of the Office building at the T. ~ A. A.
depot which now becomes the superinteIl-
dents Office instead of roadmaster's rs fol-
mery.
G. H. Archer and wife returned to their
home in Linden, Ontario, Monday after n
weeks visit with their uncle G. Ii. Archer.
of this CITY, the visit being part OF their
bridal trip.
A. w. Meyers and Fred Bishop, of Char
lotte, have been engaged by the Estey Car
rage Co. for the year. They are expert
trimmers AIr. Meyers will soon move his
family here from Charlotte.
A. +. Currey and family attended fam
lily gathering In Fairfield at the home of
Mrs. Currey's sister, Mrs. Frank Yelling
ton, on New Years day. DR.. Shickles and
wife. of Bennington, were also present
Among the Owossoites who have been at
Lansing during the week are NJ. Osburn,
/. G. Curry, S. S. Miner, N. A. Finch, f.
II. Watson. q. w. Loring, f. +. Bumps,
&c. w. Loring, Geo. NJ. Dewey, G. w. Park
err, Fred Osburn, M. 9. Dawes; from other
parts of the county, L. s. Burnett, II. B.
Mclaughlin, j. N. Mcbride, II. II. Pulver,
w. II. Chapel, DIR. Curtis, Geo. Cook, A. l..
Chandler.