The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23

Miss Lulu Peck is making an extended
visit with her brother, NJ. r. Peck, in Chi
cago.
WIN. T. Hookway returns today from q
few days visit at his old home in Grass
Lake.
W. S. II. Welton and daughter, Miss
Mary Welton, spent part of the week In
Howell.
Hugo Wesener and wife, of Saginaw, are
spending the week with Hugo Wesener in
this city.
Mrs. Julia STARTS returned Tuesday even
Ing from five weeks visit with relatives in
New York.
Mrs. w. S. Hunt and daughter Ethel left
Monday for visit at their old home in Mt.
Pleasant.
Miss Marjorie Barry, of Detroit, returned
to her home Monday after weeks visit
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wheeler, of Okla
hon'a, haye visited Owosso friends during
the week.
Mrs. ID. f. Blair and son Glenn returned
Monday from short visit with Walter Lusk
and family at Elsie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Henderson. Of Oak
ley, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brooks, Adams street.
j. s. Haggart was in Bennington, We'd
nesday attending the wedding of his broth
er-in-law, Walter Oliver.
Mrs. Eta Matthews and daughter Pearl
returned to Ovid Wednesday, after weeks
visit with Mrs. Harry Cole.
Miss Nella Phillips, of Laingsburg, was
the guest of Miss Nellie Denomore, Tuesday,
on her way home from Detroit.
Miss Susie Little, of Oberlin, Ohio, has
been the guest of Miss Curliss and other
Owosso friends during the week.
Miss Flora Chatfeld, of San Francisco,
arrived in Owosso yesterday for a few days
visit with s. B. Pitts and family.
Mrs. Ollie Comstock left for Detroit on
Wednesday to visit friends before returning
to her home near Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks were at Ex-
eter, Ont, last week to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Brooks sister, Mrs. Chas. Smell.
Mrs. Will Lusk arrived last night from
Battle Creek to make her home in Owosso,
Mr. Lusk now being clerk at The Merell.
Will E. Hall and family left Wednesday
for ten days outing at the st. Clair flats,
where they have rented furnished cottage.
E. e. Taylor and wife are visiting at Mrs.
Taylor's. They leave next week for Mus
kegon, where Mr.. Taylor teaches in the
high school.
John j. Knapp, of Adrian, was guest of
his cousin, Mrs. L. l.. Peck. Wednesday.
He is engaged in the manufacture of brick
making machinery.
Mrs. Robert Bagey left Monday for
Menominee and other points in the upper
peninsula where she will visit her daughter
and two OF her sons.
Hon. w. ID. Gordon, of Midland, speaker
of the House of Representatives and one of
the best men who ever filed that position,
was in Owosso. Tuesday.
Miss Clara Woodland returned on Wednes-
day from Macatawa Park, where she has
been for three weeks with Mrs. Cyrus
Reimer and party of Ionia people.
l.. j. Kenney and wife, of Lansing, were
guests of j. d. Estes, Monday night. They
went to Elsie, Tuesday to attend reunion
of Mr.. Kenney's old company.
ii. S. Hall and daughter, of lonia, were
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Halls appear
ance indicates that his work as guard at the
State House of Correction agrees with him.
Miss Fannie Bartrem returns to Albion
the latter part of the week where she has a
position in the city schools for the coming
year. She will also do work in the college.
George Surplice, of Newaygo, has accept
ed position with M. A. Sprague q Co. as
assistant in the drug store. He will also
act as night operator for the telephone com-
pany.
Geo. p. Sackrider, Will Fitzpatrick and
Tom Harris were In ST. Johns, yesterday,
where George played ball with the st. Johns
team. George and Will expect to take a
weeks trip about the southern part of the
state with their wheels.
A. l.. Bemis, editor of the Carson City
Gazette, was in Owosso, Tuesday. Mr.. Be-
mis-, beside being success as an editor, is
a splendid good fellow. In company with
T. G. Stevenson, editor of the Marshal
Statesman and vice president Of the Michi-
gan State Press Association, he left for
Niagara Falls Wednesday morning.
Mrs. G. E. Wheelock and sons left for
their home in Peoria, ILL.,, Wednesday.
Now Grandpa Black will be taking down
the tent, putting away the fishing poles,
carts and paint brushes and for all we know
turning the horse out to pasture. He al
ways has good time when the boys come
to see him and hopes they will come often.