The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-05-29

MIS-. w. homer, OF CneSaulng, was u
Owosso Thursday.
M. N. Watson, of Bancroft, did business
In Owosso, Tuesday.
Pres. Ralph, of the Traction Co. was il
Chicago. Wednesday.
Fred Spring has moved from Maple
Ridge Park to Grove st.
Mrs. Albert Potter, of Ovid. called on
friends in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Reed, of Vernon, spent Sun.
day with Mrs. +. j. Melvin.
Mrs. Thos. Carmody and children visited
friends in Durand Wednesday.
w. Ii. Peake, Of the Fowlerville OBJ
server, spent Sunday In Owosso.
Mrs. r. Case and Miss Edith Wheelock,
OF Bancroft, were In town Tuesday.
Miss Anna Connors, of Durand, is visit
ing Miss May Carr, of Chapman street.
Miss Minnie Shattuck, of Durand, was
the guest of Owosso friends on Tuesday.
Rev. f. V. Stevens, of Vernon, was the
guest of Rev. ]. 9. Cromer, Wednesday.
Bert AFFORD and wife. of Mt. Pleasant,
spent Sunday with his parents In Owosso.
f. E. Walton and d. j. Gerow returned
Tuesday from fishing excursion to Linden.
Frank Roth and John Turner rode over
from Durand on their wheels Tuesday night.
Morris Osburn returned from Chicago,
Sunday morning to remain about ten days.
Fred Edwards received visit Monday
from his father, Jas. Edwards, OF Shepards-
vile.
Mrs. G. j. Mathews, of K. Mason street,
returned yesterday from visit at David
son.
Mesdames Payne, II. p. Shane and N.
K. Phillips, of Bancroft, were in town
Wednesday.
Miss Orpha Hunter, of Caro-, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Sprague, 914 N. Dewey
street.
Miss Hattie Oliver, who has been visiting
Miss Jennie Sackrlder, returned to Saginaw
Monday,
Mrs. Z. FL. Currey and daughters spent
the first of the week with relatives at Ben.
nington.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Foley, of Durand
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Campbell.
K. A. Sunderln, deputy State Bank Com
missioner, was in Owosso, Wednesday, or
official business.
j. Terbush has been suffering with rheu
matism for a week, but was at his store
yesterday morning.
DIR. j. III. Waite returned Saturday from
visiting in Otsego county and is very much
improved in health.
Messrs. Gregory, Brooks, Rubekan ant
f. M. Grove will spend tomorrow at Parker
Park, near Greenville.
| Mrs. Della Carruthers, of North New
burg, visited her daughter, Mrs. e. l.
Devereaux, Wednesday.
Miss Nora Sherman spent Saturday ant
Sunday with Miss Grace Smith, who live
four miles south of Owosso.
Mrs. Jennie Rogers, who has been visit
ing friends here during the past week, re
turned to Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. G. III. Kelsey and daughter, o
Grand Rapids, were guests of Mrs. G. S
Williams the first of the week.
Fred l.. Inghram, formerly principal O
the Morrice schools, has been appointed to
position in the State Normal. at Ypsilant
r. l.. Warren, of Lansing, representa-
the Bankers Life Association, of Des Moline!
Iowa, has been in Owosso during the weel
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Laverock and MIR. an
Mrs. M. w. Southland drove over to Liz
} den Tuesday, and are expected to retur
, this evening.
Geo. Frieke, who has been in town for
week, representing the Deering ImplemeI
Company, has been joined by his wife an
daughter who came Monday from Flint.
G. B. Quigley and wife, of Grand Rapid
visited Foreman Findlater, GA N. Was
ington St., this week. They came Monde
to attend the funeral of Mrs. g. Rlgley.
Rollin Pond and daughter Hazel an
Beatrice Dondero, went to Detroit, Tue
day, where the children will visit while M
Pond sets monument for Mrs. DR.. Scott
Essex, Ontario.
a G. e. Rigley Jr. and Miss Lois Rlgle
came home from Olivet college to after
!, the funeral of their grandmother, MI
y Christina Rigley. They returned to DIV
. yesterday.
A. s. COntant,' editor of the Mt. Plea
ant Enterprise, called on THE TIME
Wednesday. Mr.. G. Is one Of the hustlil
i republican workers of his county and
member of the. State central committee.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooley and son ella
have returned to Lansing. Mr.. and MI
: Bailey, who have recently moved here a
live on K. Mason street have succeed
them as agents for the Singer sewing m