The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-17


Haven.
Niles Virgins and Mike Roth rode to ST.
johns and back yesterday on Niles new
tandem.
w. ". Robbins, of Lansing. was In the
city Wednesday to attend the Sargeant-Cair
wedding.
Miss Addie Grove left Tuesday evening
for Chicago, where che will visit her uncle,
A. c. Knapp. y
Clarke Hare, assistant superintendent of
the Michigan Central, was In the city few
hours Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Woodland returned
Wednesday afternoon from their wedding
trip In the north.
The Misses Mamie and Helen Shanafelt,
Howard Shanafelt and Bert Osmer were In
Detroit yesterday.
Miss Edith Mead returned to her home in
st. Johns, Monday, after visiting Owosso
friends few days.
James and Fred Osburn with their fami-
lies will 20 to Harbor Point next week to
spend three weeks.
Tom Hagap. whose foot was operated on
last week, continues to improve and will
soon be around again.
Edward McGillvra, of Milwaukee, spent
a part of the week with his cousin, Chas.
McGjllvra in this citv
Prof. E. L. Mason, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Mason, has accepted position in the
Clinton, Iowa schools.
August Wesener leaves Monday for a
three weeks vacation the most of which he
will spend at Muskegon.
Mrs. l.. e. Andrews, of Durand, was the
guest of Owosso relatives Wednesday, stop
ping off on her way to Ionia.
Mrs. M. A. Buckminster spent the first
part of the week with her daughter, Mrs.
Samuel Willis, in st. Charles.
Miss Bertha Archer, of Flint, has. been
spending the week with Miss Mary Melon
aid and other Owosso friends.
j. II. Laverock and wife and the Misses
Belle Foster and May Butterfeld left We'd
nesday for an outing at Linden.
r. q. Topping and wife are representing
the Asbury Epworth League at the conyen-
ton now in session at I,udiDgton.
Fred Frieseke and the Misses Edith and
Emma Frieseke left Wednesday to rusti-
cate few days near Laingsburg.
Harmon Woodin, of Flint, was the CUES
of his cousin, j. b. Woodin part of the
week. He returned home yesterday.
Horace Tucker and sons, Masters Artie
and Louie, Of st. Johns, visited James
Tucker and other relatives, Saturday.
William Garrett and wife, of Springfield,
Ohio, are visiting Mrs. CARROTS mother,
Mrs. Mccarthy, 215 south Cedar street.
Mrs. Fl. p. Dunbar left Wednesday for
Bay View where she will enjoy an outing
She will be joined later by Mr.. Dunbar.
Mrs. j. T. Walsh and Miss Ida Moyses
drove ont to the Moyses homestead in Ven
ice and spent the day there Wednesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Davis returned to her home
in Howell, Friday evening after short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. S. T. Van
Dusen.
Walter Beebe and wife returned to their
home In Chicago, Saturday, after spending
their honeymoon with A. II. Beebe and
wife in this city.
K. l.. Brewer and daughter, Miss Nora,
left Tuesday morning for visit with rela-
tives in GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, and 9th er
points in that state.
Rev. Seth Reed. of Flint, shook ha nds
Monday with few of his many Owosso
friends. all of whom were pleased to see
him still SO vigorous.
II. M. and s. A. Post, OF this city, and
ID. s. Post, of Vernon, leave tomorrow
morning for few days fishing between St
Charles and Saginaw.
Andrew Jackson returned Saturday night
from ten days visit with his brother, G.
r. Jackson, of Tawas. He rode home on
his wheel from Bay City.
Supt. and Mrs. f. f.. Converse, Ii. p.
White and Miss Minnie Daniels are camping
out with party Of Pontiac young people al
one of the lakes near Pontiac.
| The Misses Charlena and Evora Robbins
are attending an Epworth League convention
at Ludington and will remain few days
longer for an outing at that pleasant resort
John G. Van Camp is off duty from the
| Owosso Savings Bank this week. He left
Sunday evening for Crystal Lake to spend
his vacation there and at other northern re-
| sorts.
The Misses Mildred Mann and Alic,
Hubbard left Wednesday morning on {
weeks visit to Flint, Groveland and Holly
driving through with Mr.. Mann's horse ant
carriage.
e. G. Stacy spent Sunday in Allegal
where he went Saturday with his wife ant