The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-09


Mrs. Tod Kincald aud daughter Miss
Allie, are in Cleveland visiting Mrs. Kin.
caid's parents.
The Misses Josie Heath and Marian Wat
son, Of Chesaning. are the guests of Miss
Myrtle Burgess.
The Misses Emma Lawrence and Glynn
| Williams are visiting Frank Lawrence and
family at Dundee.
Mrs. l.. A. Gould left Monday morning
for Lincoln, Nebraska, to remain some time
with l.. p. Gould
Geo. Welte has been in Detroit this week
attending the National meeting of the pho
tographers association.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Woodward are in
Detroit ID remain two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Woodward.
Miss Lillian Hutchings, of Bancroft, was
in the city yesterday visiting friends and at
tending the bicycle races.
Miss lone fuller started for Washington,
Saturday, where she will join the Southers-
Pierce operate company.
G. G. Harris, special agent of the Singer
Mfg Co., was in the city part of the week
with his wife on business trip.
VIM. Garrett and wife have returned to
their home In Springfield, Ohio, after visit
with friends and relatives here.
hoe Nil
uncle, VIM. Dwyer, during the past two
months, has returned to Chicago.
Rev. Paul Konka has been In Ann Arbor
during the week attending the conference of
the Evangelical Lutheran church.
Mrs. ID. W. Waters and Miss Lena Greg
orv gave croquet party Wednesday after
noon and give another this afternoon.
Miss Lenora Conover, of Coldwater, was
the guest of her classmate, Miss Edith
Hartshorn, the first part of the week.
The Misses Grace and Name Brown, of
Detroit, who have been visiting friends in
this city, leave today for visit in Saginaw.
Mrs. w. Allingham and Mrs. McGregan,
who have been visiting at E. AllinghaD's,
returned to their home in Sarnia on We'd
nesday.
Geo. j. Johnson, editor of the Elsie En-
terprise, made The TINES a pleasant call,
Tuesday. He is publishing first class
paper.
The Misses Charlena and Evora Robbins
left Tuesday evening for three weeks
visit with relatives in Milwaukee and Wau-
pun, Wis.
Mrs. f. e. Kohler with her two sons and
mother, Mrs. Bentley, leave next week for
a visit with Supt. o. &. Seelye and family
at Racine, Wis.
Geo. NJ Dewey. Jr., of The TIMES, took
in the bicycle races at Detroit, Saturday,
and then went to Toledo to visit friends,
returning Thursday.
The Misses Elizabeth and Kittie McKen-
dry, of Bay City, who have been visiting
Miss Maggie Connolly, left Tuesday for
visit with lonia friends.
Mrs. M. R. Peck and two daughters leave
today for visit with relatives in Grand
Rapids ON their way home to Chicago from
a months visit in Owosso.
j. Z. Phillips, who has been employed as
store keeper for the T. & A. at this place
for the past four years, has left to take a
position at Mt. Pleasant, ireing for the same
road.
T. ID. Dewey was home from st. Louis the
first of the week. He thinks that he is
steadily improving under the Sanitarium
treatment. he expects to be at home all
next week.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle left Wednes-
day for Ohio where they will spend couple
Of weeks at Willow Beach on Lake Erie,
with their sister Mrs. PeltOn, after which,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pelton. they will visit
New York, Boston and other eastern points.
G. G. Duff received dispatch Monday
announcing the death Of his oldest brother,
James, at Forestport, N. Y, aged so years.
Mr. Duff resided in Owosso for some time
many years ago and was quite well known
by many Of the older residents.
Chas. s. Brown, representing Barnhart
Bros, & Spindler, of Chicago, and Harry
Mercer, of Detroit, Michigan agent for the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rv., were
in Owosso, Wednesday. Two more Jolly
fellows are rarely found.
Rev. Geo. II. Wilson has received unan-
imous call to the passionate of the Congrega-
tional church at Paxton, ILL.,, and has &C
copied to begin work October list. The
place is desirable one, especially as the
seminary there will give his children splen-
did school opportunities. one thing they
could not get at Hnsdale.