The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-06-19

rived Wednesday and Is the guest OF his
brother, +. Ii. Watson.
Mrs. Betsey Comstock and daughter.
Miss Mile, returned Wednesday evening
from visit to Detroit.
+. @. Arnold, of the Detroit fire depart
ment, was in town Tuesday on his way to
visit his parents at Byron.
+. r. Elliott, who has been spending a
two weeks vacation in Owosso, returned to
Grand Rapids Wednesday.
j. Mcmillan and I'll. j. Montgomery, OF
Carson City, en- route to Detroit spent We'd
nesday afternoon in Owosso.
Miss Lucy Horsman will join Miss Fanny
Green, Tuesday, enroute to Bay View where
they will spend several weeks.
Geo. Bells brothers. Edward and Harry,
came from England Monday night. Harry
Bell was accompanied by his wife.
Supt. E. M. Plunkett and wife and sew
eral of the Ovid teachers, attended the COM
mencement exercises Friday night.
Mrs. S. F. Green, who has been visiting
Mesdames G. L. Dimmick and II. B. Peter
son returned to Saginaw. Tuesday.
W. @. Chadwick, a prominent attorney
and active republican worker of Hillsdale,
attended the N. U. assembly Tuesday.
Frank Rowell returned Monday from Paw
Paw. He has been playing with the Laba-
die owell company for several months.
Will Nav, Chas. Salisbury, Norman
Lucas, and Fred Robinson went to Lake
Linden, Monday, for two weeks outing.
Ed. Carmody, '97 u. of M. dental de-
partment, returned Saturday and will re-
main with DR.. Hoyer during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Black were in
Owosso Friday to Tuesday, visiting at the
Merell, leaving for Toronto, Canada, Tues
day.
The Misses Campbell, Cora Mccall and
Laura Green, of d. M. Christians store, are
enjoying vacation which is to last two
weeks.
| Miss frankie Allen, of Chesaning, is at
| tending the teachers examination and is
stopping with her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Bart
| lett.
Geo. M. Dewey Jr. will attend the meet
ing of the Michigan Republican Newspaper
Association, to be held in Jackson, Tues.
day.
Q. E. Hookway, of Grass Lake, and G.
Feckenscher, wife and daughter, of Fenton,
were the guests of w. r. Hookway over
Sunday.
Miss Lou j. Satterlee entertained Miss
Hattie Bartlett, of Detroit and Messrs. j..
Mcintosh and Roland Satterlee, of Vernon,
| Sunday.
| l. b. Spencer, of Fairbault. Mimi, who
has been visiting relatives in Owosso, start
ed for Los Angeles, California, Wednesday
morning
| Miss Abby Tillotson and Mrs. E. w.
Woodward started Tuesday morning to
drive to Detroit. They will stop over at
Fenton on their way.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick returned from
Olivet College Monday. She expects to &c
back next Monday to do some special work
during the summer.
Chas. Eisley went to Dexter Tuesday
with the Eisenman brothers. These gentle.
men will be greatly missed from the choir
of st. Pauls church.
Mrs. K. E. Bentley and son, Claude
went to Albion, N. " Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Bentley having received telegram
that her father was much worse.
Don Chaffee, of Saginaw, attended the
commencement exercises Friday. lie re-
turned to Saginaw Tuesday, having beer
the guest of Dwight North while here.
John Ii. Whited, clerk in j. j. Davis
store, left Wednesday for Howell. He ex
poets to be in Philadelphia today and sal
for England with party of tourists tomor.
row.
r. G. Mahaney was home from Ann Ar.
Dor over Sunday. He has gone to Colorado
|
which he expects to take an extended trir
about the state.
David Morton, a member of the class Of
'94 o. II. S., is visiting his parents in Ben
nington and friends IN Owosso. Mr.. Nor
ton has an excellent position in Chicago
where he has been fol- the past 20 months
Rev. j. c. Cromer, wife and two oldes
daughters leave on Monday next for New
Haven, Conn.,, where Mrs. Cromer anC
daughters will visit her mother FOR sis
weeks. Mr.. Cromer expects 10 sail OF
Wednesday for Liverpool. The TIMES
wishes him safe and pleasant trip.
Mrs. Chas. Stewart went to Adrian, Mon
day, to visit her parents. She will go t
Detroit next week to attend the double
wedding of Miss Addie Sprague to Chas. X
Cox and Miss Lizzie Sprague to Fred Geo
Coryell, which takes place at noon in ST
Joseph's Memorial church, next Wednes