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ofnciated as bridesmaid, and E. ]. Heisch,
protner OF the groom, was best man.
Ine brides toilet was OF silver sprayed Dres-
den SILK set off by white silk and lace. She
carried bouquet of white bridal roses. The
bridesmaid wore a dress of pale tan and her
bouquet was of choicest La France roses. AS
sem sem oled at the residence of the brides parents,
4oz Eighth street, were many friends OF the
popular couple and, after enjoying a delicate
Isepast, the all too short hours were spent in
dance and song. A large and choice display
OF gifts gave evidence of the high esteem felt
ior the happy pair, case of rich silver knives,
H2r iorks and spoons from the brides parents, a
oinner-set OF rare china, presented by the
gToom's mother, handsome paintings, cut
glass. sliverware and cutlery being prominent
among the many handsome gifts. Mr.. and Mrs.
helsch LETT for a tour TO the south. The fol-
lowing were among the guests: Mrs. r. Heisch,
MISS aelsch, Z. J. Heisch Mrs. E. A. Seley.
MISS Hughes, Miss Margaret Hughes, Miss
HICKS and James H. Hicks, all OF Sacramento;
N MISS Herbert of Hollister; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
+ l; Quinlan, Miss Josephine B. Quinlan. Mr.. and
MIS-. :. hademacher, Miss Tranor, Miss Mae
Qulnian, Miss Birdie Tranor, Miss Grace Seley,
j. +. Renauit, w. Haslett, d. j. Quinlan.
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AT HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The following is list of guests at Highland
Springs: II. R. Mann and family, David R.
Rea and wife, L. H. Wan Wyek and family,
Mrs. C. S. Boyd, Mrs. Geo. E. Ames and family,
Judge S. c. benson and family, San Francisco !;
A. Rudgear and family, Oakland Cal; Chris
Girvan, Oakland, Cal; John G. Edmondson
and family, San Francisco; A. II. Mau, Oak
land, CAL; w. f. Hopkins, Oakland, Cal Mrs
E. T. Savage and family, San Francisco;
Mrs. F. Schlund, Miss Lillian Schlund, Oak
land, CAL; L. B. Strong, San Rafael; Mrs A.
j. Donzell, James F. Cunningham, P. H. Far
rell, San Francisco; Mrs. Henry Schwarz
South Oakland; H. L. Paddock, W. H
L. Locke and family, Mrs. C. H.
DR.. C. T. Rodolph and wife, Mrs. T L. Merrill,
Mrs; D. Fl: Mathes, Miss Mollie Mathes, Oak
land; T. f. Eaton, Clement Bennett and fam
lily, Mrs. +. D. Monckton, Miss A. c. Herndon,
Miss Mollie Hind, Mrs Ira J. Harmon and fam
lily, E. NJ. Knust. Mrs Anna Osborn and
w. Nichelmann, Lorin, Cal J. H Mallett Jr.'
San Francisco; J. K. Dollison and wife, Eureka,
Cal; Mrs. N. Refs, Miss Refs, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Sonntag, San Francisco; Hon. F. NJ.
Angelotii, San Rafael; W.. NJ. Aiexan-
der, G; H. Cooke, Oakland, Cal; Mrs.
n; Miller, Miss E. Booth Miss l. Booth.
Miss Ethel Harrison. Miss Elsie Harrison, Mrs.
W. Greer Harrison, Miss L. NJ. Ames, H. Wolf
and wife, Theo Blanckenburg and wife, Alma
ls
Francisco; George Ferguson, Blue Lakes; T. L.
Merrill, George ii. Wheaton, Oakland, CAL;
Hesaa harris miss G. G :rrat Beaver Miss a.
Mrs. Z. w. Marston, Oakland, CAL; John c.
ingalls,, Healdsburg. CAL; Miss Ida Rick
man, Healdsburg, CAL; Walter II. Lin
forth, Misses Marion, Margaret and Eme-
line Roberts, Miss Camilla McDermott
Mrs. R. A. Root, Miss Kelley, San Francisco;
Miss E. H. Stokes, Oakland; Mrs
E. c.: Laugenour. Miss Bertha Hus-
ton, Woodland; Brick Kuhn, San Fran
cisco: Major David Clopton, Alabama;
N. ]. Balfe and wife, Oakland; Mrs. C. Miller
Miss Loie Miller, Nevada City; Howard C.
Holmes and wife, Mrs. d. Cutter, Mrs. E. A.
McBryde, Mrs. F. III. Lewis and son, E. A. Bel
den and wife, Mrs. s. Z. Slade and chill
dren, Mrs. w. T. Wheatley and children,
Dr.. E. A: Chapelle, San Francisco;
Holden Davis, Cincinnati; Miss Minnie Dam
iels, Efingham, Ill. !. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eliot,
Chicago; Miss Matte Fisher, Woodland; the
Misses Temple, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lenhardt and daughter, Oakland Miss Ottil-
lie Lenhardt, San Francisco
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AT ErNA SPRINGS.

Friday night, the 26th ult., the guests of
lEtna Springs rendered Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Russ and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Russ q farewell
reception.
During the evening a musical and literary
programme was rendered to the credit of the
participants.
July is to be merry month for Etna. The
programme presented on the night of the
Fourth was an excellent one, consisting of
music, recitations, tabeeux and dancing. The
evening preceding was devoted TO a social hop.
Following is the programme rendered June
recitation, Grace Whitney; vocal solo, Mrs
Volkman; original song, Miss Marie Keller; !;
Tocai solo. Mrs. Schultz; recitation, Miss Dsisy
burns; vocal solo, j. II. Munday, original
poem, Mrs. Lemme; chorus, company; vale
dlctory, Miss Marie Keller; vocal solo, Mrs
schutzi "Home, Sweet Home" company.
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AT SARATOGA SPR1Nes.

The list of arrivals at Saratoga Springs: ].
ID. Burke, II. w. Merritt and wife, w. I. Whit
ton, Z. S. Martin, Mrs. C. J. Jones, Miss NJ.
Daniels, Mrs. H. o. Weidero, A. D. Himmel-
mann, L. +. Vann, G. Woodrover, H. II. Elliott,
A. Mann, G. f. Marwedel and daughter, Mrs.
w. I. Whitton, Miss BERTHE Whitton. E. lie hn-
hardt, Mrs. f: Lehnhardt, Miss o. Lehnhardt,
Miss Edna Lehnhardt, Miss L. Ricard,
Mrs. j. Marten, Frank Marten, c. O'Connor'
w. P. Kirby, w. ]. Knox, T. c.. O'Connor Miss
n. Lynch, Miss Goggin, James Donohue ollie
Iallant, Mrs. j. ID. Tallant, Miss Pearl Lande n
Mrs. W. Friedman and family, w. H. Miller.
Miss A. Sawyer, Miss H. w. Lukrus, Miss B.
Palmer, Miss Z. Selby, w. Hirsch, E. Lucking
e. J. Barrett, F. J. Dewey and wife, Z. c. Wood
ruff, A. Fowler, D. c. Campbell, II. A. Smith
and family, Mrs. B. Twiggs, Miss L. Robinson,
Miss l.. Barnett, Miss r. E. Voight,
Mrs. 9. G. Phinney and son, L. F. Sweeney,
9. G. Hooker, G. II. Tomley, Mrs. E McFad6en,
d. Mohn and family. Henry Esberg, julius
Calm, W. r Brady, w. H. Lyons, B. F. Tucker
Miss Hattie Powell, Mrs. H. G. Boyd.
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AT bartlett SPRINGS.

Among the many recent arrivals at Bartlett
Springs are E. L. Krepp, wife and daughter, A.
j. Stemler and wife, Thomas E. and w. E.
Dwyer, j. P. Purcell, Jerry Crudon, ]. B. Nc
Gratn, L. j. Galligan, 7. A. Nunan, Aug Sven
son, sacramento; ]. S. Potter and wife, Sheldon
Potter, Peter Schenkel, Mrs. NJ Finley, Miss
Elniey, Miss Jennie Finley, c. J. Marshall Mrs
+. I; Nolan, Miss L. A. Nolan. Miss Kittie Ar
nold, MISS n. c. Stallman. Charles NJ. Lynch,
MISS Matte Brooks, A. w. Meigs, Charles P.
hurley, Miss Nora Sullivan, Miss Cahalin
MIS-. John L. Couch, Miss Katherine "
Conch, Mrs G. II. Wall, G. A. Barn
mart, James Neil, II. w. Ames Jr, j.
Kucksteller, Ben Boas, Miss Minnie Boas, the
Misses Susie and Carrie Haas, Mrs. Robert
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AT GILRoY Hot SPRINGS.

The list of late arrivals at Gilroy Hot Springs
includes: Mr.. Seymour, G. Hartmann, Fl. ].
Westing, Aug. ortion, George f. Reed, San
Francisco; F. E. Rodgers, Miss Mary Rodgers,
Z. +. Wilcox, San Jose; Allen Syl-
vester, Mount Shasta; w. Talcott, Gilroy
Mr.. and Mrs P. J. Dunno, San Jose: Miss Muir.
ply, San Jose; Miss Dunne, San Jose; w.
Husey, San Jose; William II. Kruse. San Fran
Dyer, Gilroy; James w. Fahey, San Francisco :
George E: Rea, Gilroy: II. Greene, Oakland :
Robert MeMichael, c. A. Mcvrey, Charles E.
Mrs. J. F. Nolan, Arthur H. Steele. ]. +,
Kenny, San Fr ancisco.
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A CAKE WALK,
THE BIG FOUR ENTERTAIN THEIR
FRIENDS IN PLEASING
EAcErnN

On last Saturday night. June 27, grand
prize cake walk and ball took place at the
Garibaldi Hall, given by the Big Four Social
Club.
The affair was success and was given under
the management of Alexander Silvey, Harry
Steward, Frank Peterson, Leon Nicholas and
August Bergh.
Mr.. John Steward won the gents prize,
handsome cake. while Mrs. Rosie Taylor cap
tured the ladies' prize, silver medal.
The feature of the evening was Miss Mar
guertte Esther Taylor, tiny tot of three sum-
mers, who received immense applause by her
walking She was assisted by Mr.. Harry Stew
ard, who won the first prize at the benefit given
by the Mldwinter Fair in 1895.
Mr.. Jack Kenna, the champion skater of the
Pacific Coast, gave an exhibition of skating.
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AT THE Ell MONTE

The guests at El Monte Hotel, sausalito, are:
]. Danziger and family. A Mack and wife, Mrs.
l. Cross, c. w. Fisher, Mrs. Glidden, CAPITA in P.
H. Hink, Mrs. Killing, Professor Ferguson,
John Haynes and wife, Sam NJ Samter. III. w.
Helms and wife, James ]. O'Connor, Major
Charles Stanley, Herman A. Bernhard, Sam f.
Morris, Miss X. Callahan, Mrs. D. Roberts and
family
The Fourth OF July was celebrated at the
FL Monte Hotel by social dance, given by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Slinkey to their guests.
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Ellon and daughter, the Misses Della and Ella
Clay burg, San Francisco; Mrs. L. Lorenzand
ana daughter, Weaveryille; J. H. Daily, Sum-
merville; Uriah Wood, San Jose; Mr.. and Mrs.
J: II. White and daughter, Petaluma; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Fredericks, Virginia, New; Major
Henry NJ. Benson, San Jose. Colonel and Mrs.
W. K. Parnell, u S. A., are up for a months
stay. The recent tennis tournament with
eight entries, that lasted two days, was finally
won by Burt Adams of Sacramento and John
Pacheco of San Raj ael. swimming lessons are
given free for an hour in the forenoon and an
hour in the afternoon, The depth of wafer in
the tank, varying as it does from 3 10 feet,
makes 1t safe for all
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GONE INTO CAMP.
The League of the Cross Cadets Have
Dress Parade Before Taking Their
Departure.


The League of the Cross Cadets have
gone into camp for eight days at Aqua
Caliente, about three miles from the town
of Sonoma.
Company A of the Cathedral parish.
Captain f. S. brady, and Company 1 OF
ST. Peters parish, Captain Haggerty, in
full marc ing order, formed as battalion
on Van Ness avenue, between Golden Gate
avenue and Turk street, yesterday after
noon, about $3.50 o'clock, Lieutenant Hon
per acting as adjutant.
They passed in review before Captain
brady and then dress parade followed.
which was witnessed by large number
OF friends OF the cadets. Then, headed by
the drums and buglers, they marched to
the ferry.
This morning there will be military
mass at the camp, Rev. James Mcdonald
OF O, st. Peters Church acting as chaplain.
Inere Will be another military mass this
day week before they leave camp. During
the week there will be a field day and
other military maneuvers.
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AT DEL MAR.

Among the recent arrivals at the Hotel del
Mar are: Mrs. Henry NJ. N. Spring, Master
Jack Spring, Miss Margaret Spring, Baby
Spring and nurse, John Quinn. p D. Nolan,
San Jose; N. w. Crew, Mrs. N W. Crew and
baby, Mrs. NJ. E. Donnelly, Chico; Mrs. NJ. Le-
fevre. Miss A. Lefevre, Mrs. G. Chaplin and
children, Oakland; Mrs. ]. Molowansky and
maid, Miss Lydia Molowansky, Master Paul
Molowansky, Master John Molowansky, Miss
Margaret Curtis
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Trenton; Mrs. Lorendale, Mrs.. sulli-
van, Master Leo Sullivan. Miss Gertrude
Loren dale; J. J. Sullivan, San Francisco; Mrs.
J. J. Beaton, w. Beaton, S. Beaton, Master
A. Beaton, Miss NJ. Beaton San Francisco; Mr..
Thierbach, Mrs. ]. Thierbach, Mrs. Hockla, Mr..
Dangers, wife and family, Mrs A. Schuerin,
Mrs. T. w. Volkmann, Miss Emma Thierbech,
Miss Frances Taylor. Santa Rosa; R. II. Taylor,
trude, Olive, Essie and Louis Mccall of Oak
land, Mrs Pitcum, Mrs. Botcher, OF San Fran
ciscO.
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AT WALLS SPRINGS

Among the arrivals at Walls Springs on the
Russian River are: G. Magnstaedt, Oakland; |;
P. P. Dali, San Francisco; J. F. Clark and wife.
Master George Clark, San Francisco; Mrs. w.
l.. Powleson, Miss Grace NJ. Powleson, San
Francisco; E. +. Williams, wife and child,
Oakland; Mrs. J. Jewell. Miss E. Keizer,
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AN OAKLAND EVENT,
OLcEsE DINNER PARTY AND Moon
LIGHT DRIVE TO HAY
WARDS

Miss Margaret Olcese OF Oakland entertained.
a nun Der of her friends at dinner, followed
by q moonlight drive to Haywards. 9hose
present were Miss Lillian Kocca. Miss Char
lotte Borlini, Miss Clotilde Chichizola, Miss
N6Da.
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IN THE FUTURE.
PRECITA PARLoR AND THE MISSION
LITERARY CLUB ANNOUNCE
ENTERTAINM ENTS.

Banner Club of Precita Parlor No. 1877, n. s.
G. W., will give its third anniversary enter
tainment at Mission Parlor Hall, Seventeen tn
street, above Valencia, Saturday evening,
July %.
The Mission Literary and Social Club will
evening. July 8, at Mission Opera Hall.
They have arranged all excellent programme
and the talent selected is of the very best
After several numbers of recitations, songs,
etc, the one-ect farce enutled "Day After the
Wedding will be presented. Dancing will
follow and be continued until midnight.
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Professor Virchow was thrown down by
bicycle in the Berlin streets recently, but
was not much hurt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
Morrlce.

Minnie Barnum returned Tuesday from
three weeks visit at Yale--Arthur Ben
son was in town Tuesday--Miss Ella
Vreeland is visiting relatives here--Susie
Mckee is spending the week with her moth
er Frank Kelsey went to Fowlerville on
Saturday--R. D. Austin returned from
Lansing, Saturday, where he had been in
attendance at the state teachers association
Mrs. DR.. Fox visited last week at Geo.
Tyler's-Informatio comes from Oak
land, CAL. that Charles Tyler is in a hospital
there. He recently underwent delicate
surgical operation which does not give him
the anticipated relief Mr.. Tyler was for
many years business man and postmaster
in this village--Lida Austin came home
Wednesday night to spend new years with
her parents. She will return to Port Hur-
on Friday. r. o. Austin returns to Saline
Friday--Miss Lillian Morrice and Morton
Ram were married Jan. 1st at the home OF
the bride, Rev. Edgecomb officiating. They
expect to engage in housekeeping. in this
village--Edward Hartwell and wife went
to Lansing Thursday,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
Chairman of Committee
Family Reunion.

A family reunion of the Lewis cousins
was held at the home of Geo. e. Martin,
south of the city last Friday, with an at
tendance of ffty-one. 1t is custom which
the descendants of Samuel Lewis and wife,
of New York, have kept up for several
years. They have regularly formed organ
ization and have prepared a chart showing
the family history. Members of the family
were present from Detroit, Ypslanti, Grand
Haven, Ann Arbor, Cherry Hill, Ovid ard
Owosso. The reunion was held at Cherry
Hill last year and will be held at Vernon
next year. A bountiful dinner and fine
literary program helped to make the day
one to be remembered by those who were
present. The retiring secretary. George
Gill, of Ypsilanti, was presented with a
handsome fountain pen in recognition Of his
faithful work. George E. Martin was elect
ed president of the association for the pres
ent year.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
New Lothrop.

Married, Jan. 1st, at the residencf of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hub
bell, Elmer Sanborn to Miss Vernie Hubbell
W. l.. Thompson and Elmer Sanborn
were in Corunna, Tuesday-Died, at the
residence of her son, Mrs. Amidon of old
age-Preston Park and wife spent Christ
mas in Clio--Henry French and family,
Flushing, spent Christmas at Harley Hil's
Christmas afternoon while Valentine
Gross and family were away, visiting their
house caught fire from some unknown
cause and burned to the ground. The
neighbors managed to save most Of the
furniture and other contents. 1t was in
sured for $3.50. Van Dusen, wife and
daughter, of Battle Creek, have been spend
ing the holidays with Hiram Walters and
other relatives In this vicinity. They re-
turned home Wednesday, accompanied by
Miss Myrtle Alberson.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
County Agricultural Association.

The winter meeting of the Shiawassee
county agricultural society was held at The
TINES Office on Monday. The officers pres
ent were. President, j. w. Hibbard; vice
president. w. Saver; treasurer, f. III.
Gould; secretary. K. D. Dewey; directors,
s. s. Jones, g. s. Williams, p. Brown, A.
Parmenter, o. Mead, Geo. Carpenter, w.
ID. Underwood, Tod Kincaid.
The business of the last fair was closed
up. The report of the finance committee
showed deficiency from the last fair of
$539.73, with premiums yet unpaid amount
ing to about $50. There is due the associa-
ton from unpaid race entries and other
sources, whlch;will nearly all be collected,
$125.OO.
The directors decided to hold the fair this
year on Sept. %, %, "a and 25. The presi-
dent will appoint committees to revise the
premium list and report at the next meeting
of the board.
The following resolution offered by Presi-
dent Hibbard, was adopted by unanimous
vote:
Whereas, There has been much discus
sion as to the advisability of securing new
grounds for this association at some point
between OwOsso and Corunna; therefore,
be it
ResOlUed, That we as board of directors
do hereby announce that we will entertain
any proposition that may be presented to us
looking to that end.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
An Old Soldiers Recommendation.

In the late war was soldier in the First
Maryland Volunteers, Company G. During
my term of service 1 contracted chronic
diarrhoea. Since then have used a great
amount of medicine, but when l found any
that would give me relief it would iDjure
my stomach, until Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and diarrhea Remedy was brought
to my notice. used it and will say it is
the only remedy that gave me permanent re-
lief and no bad results follow. take pleas
ure in recommending this preparation to all
of my old comrades, who, while giving their
services to their country, contracted this
dreadful disease as l did, from eating un-
wholesome and uncooked food. Yours truly,
A. e. BENDING, Halsey, Oregon. For sale
by johnson 81 Henderson, druG gists.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
Farmers Institute.

The next annual meeting of the Shawas-
see county farmesr' institute will be held in
Corunna, January 2S 0, 1896.
Aside from the question box and several
articles presented by citizens of Shiawassee
county, Gov. Rich will address the institute
on farm legislation; j. N. Stearns, of Kala-
mazoo, will talk on small fruits; and Hon.
VIM. Ball, of Hamburg, will discuss farm
management.
Among the other speakers will be Hon.
r. l.. Taylor, of Lapeer, Hon. A. G. Glid-
den, of Paw Paw, and DR.. Beal and Prof.
Wcodworth, of the Agricultural college.
The COrunna institute will be meeting
that the farmers of our county cannot afford
70 miss, and it is hoped and expected that
the county may be generally represented.
CHAs. b. Cook,
Chairman of Committee.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
Ovid.

Harry Lewis was in Lansing Sunday
Reece Smith is home from Ann Arbor--
Frank Stone, of st. Johns, is visiting in
Ovid-Little Cora Burk is visiting her
aunt in Ithaca-Fletcher Ludlum, of De-
trot, is visiting Ovid frieHds-Mrs. j. e..
Taylor and two children are visiting at Erie,
Pa.-James Walsh, of Detroit, visited
Mrs. Frisbee last week-Dr. King still
continues about the same. Unable to be
cut around-L. Atherton, who is studying
at Evanston, ILL.,, Is home for vacation
Mrs. Eugene Southworth, of OwossO, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Eaton-Miss
Bertha Huyck, Of Lansing, is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. George Noe-Albert De-
Camp, of Toledo, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. e. DeCamp, last week-Miss
May Remington, of Ypsilanti, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Fred Hazle-Miss Matte
Conant has returned from three weeks
visit in Reading and Lansing-Miss Eta
Ferguson entertained nine of her young lady
friends last Friday afternoon and evening
Miss Grace Hatch, who formerly lived
in Ovid but now in Grand Ledge, is visiting
Miss Laura Welch.-St. Johns Republican.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
Laingsburg.

Miss Edith Burt is home from Oberlin,
spending the holidays---Miss Bertha
ThroOp is home from North Adams
Misses Josephine Ward and Ethel Armit-
age, from Lansing, are home spending the
holidays--Mss Nella Philips is home from
Corunna, where she is attending school
Mrs. S. w. Frain is spending the holidays
with her son In Bay City--Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis are in Sarnia, Canada, spending the
holidays--Miss Minnie Badgerow left Mon
day for the northern peninsula--J. G.
Stone, of Harrietta, in town the first of the
Week.-Mrs. Mabel Frain is home from
Ann Arbor spending the holidays with her
parents III this place--Jack Albertson was
sentenced to 20 days in the cafe de Jacobs
by Justice Swarthout--Rae Sleight is
home from Ann Arbor--Miss Carrie
Swarthout spent Christmas at her home in
Haslett Park--SchooI closed last Friday
for two weeks vacation The high
school remembered their teacher A.W. Cody
and his wife by presenting each with book
LOT puolucSS lutIl Vi t0b east
side of the village invited the business men
and their wives of the west side to sumpt-
uous banquet in Fraternal hall at IL O'Clock
NJ About $50 ladies and gentlemen par
took Of the feast, after which there was an
excellent program rendered, consisting of
music, singing, addresses, etc. DR.. Partlow
gave the address of welcome which was re-
spOnded to by III. ii. Pulver. Charles Ii.
Frain acted as POSTMASTER of the occasion,
and toasts were responded to by DR.. Ward
and Reys. Roubilliard and Coddington. Rev.
j. A. Rowe offered prayer and Miss Mabel
Frain and Mrs. Cities entertained the com.
pany with rectations. The Laingsburg
male quartette rendered some excellent sing
ing and the Tubbs orchestra furnished some
very fine music for the occasion. Altogeth-
er the entertainment was great success
and reflects much credit upon the business
men of the east side.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03

Mrs. Marion Carpenter. of Detroit will re-
turn to Owosso for the week beginning Mon
day, Jan. 9th. On that evening at the
Spiritual hall, she will give musical enter
tainment. followed by spirit manifestations
through her mediumship. On Wednesday
evening from to the ladies will serve a
ten cent tea. On Friday evening, Mrs.
Carpenter will give another test meeting.
No one should fail to attend these meetings,
as she is one of the best mediums In the
state. Only small admission fee, within
the reach of all will be asked.
Some time ago Mr.. Simon Goldbaum OF
San Luis Rey, CAL, was troubled with
Iame back and rheumatism He used Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and prompt cure was
effected. He says he has since advised
many of his friends to try 1t and all who
have done so have spoken highly of 1t. 1t is
for sale by johnson & Henderson. druggists.
Acre lots for sale on Main street east, just
over city line. (4w) 7. D.:DEwEY.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
Vernon.

Mrs. Westcott died at the home of her son
Frank in this place on Sunday. The funeral
was held at the Congregational church on
Wednesday fternoon--Mrs. f. French
visited her parents at Plymouth the past
week--Rev. Whitcomb was in town this
week. He took his six-year.old son, who
has been living with his grandmother Mrs.
Mcfarland, home with him--Miss LibbIe
Harris is home from Ann Arbor--Miss
Ella Brooks, of Flint, is visiting Miss Geor-
gia Emerick--The prohibition banquet
held here on New Years day was well at
tended. The program was excellent
Charles Stewart and family are visiting at
Bannister-- Harris will accompany
his sister, Mrs. Owen, to her home in Cali
forna soon. Mr.. Harris hopes to get better
health in that climate--B. Holmes and
family spent New Years at L. Cranes in
Durand--Mrs. George Goss is visiting In
New York state--Mr. Keyes and family
are visiting near Gaines.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
Judd's Corners.

Ii. ID. Stoddard was In Owosso, Monday
Mrs. Charles Twitchell left Thursday
to visit friends in New York state Glen
Morse returned home from Detroit Saturday
Miss Brunson, of Vernon. is visiting
Miss Mary Stoddard----Mss Jane Boman,
of Flushing, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Browne---Sidney Cameron, of Beld-
ing, is visiting at Daniel Thompson's--
Mrs. John Garner, Of Flushing, visited In
town over Sunday--C. Friegel and wife,
of Battle Creek, are visiting friends in this
vicinity.