The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-09-11

Judge Brucker, the democratic nominee
for congressman, was in the city wednes-
day.
Mrs. j. @. Shattuck gives party this
afternoon in honor of Miss Phoebe Fair
child.
Miss Wayne Lawrence is back at the
desk In Stevor Bros. store after two weeks
illness.
w. K. Collins and wife and Mrs. Mary
Osborn returned Tuesday from their visit at
Pennington.
The Misses Mamie Griffith and Ruth Full
kerson left yesterday morning to spend a
week in Detroit.
Alfred Woodland left Monday for Milwau-
kee, where he has accepted position In a
dry goods store.
Mrs. j. Jeffries, whose husband died last
week, has moved to Greenville this week,
her former home.
M. l.. Scougale. the next sheriff of Shia-
wassee county, shook hands with Owosso
friends Tuesday.
Clarence Haight and wife, of Montrose,
were guests of Mrs. Halght's parents the
first of the week.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick returned yesterday
morning to Olivet college to begin the work
of her senior year.
DR.. q. j. b. Stephens and family, of
Great Falls, Montana, have been visiting In
the city during the week.
Ami Nelson and Ed Stannard spent
Labor Day in Grand Rapids, going on the
mail carriers excursion.
@. r. Crawley and son Worth, of Chica-
60, spent Sunday with Mr.. Crawley's Sis
ter, Mrs. Louie Lyon.
Cyrus Reimer returned from jackson to
stay in Owosso over Sunday and left Mon.
day on his western "Trip.
Terrence Wright returned to Ypsilanti.
Wednesday, to begin another years study
at the State Normal school.
Miss Josephine Butler, who had been the
guest of Miss Mabel Trask, returned to her
home in Bellevue yesterday.
Miss Alice Willmore, of Chatham, Ont,
is visiting her sister and has accepted sit
uation in Laundy's tailor shop.
W. Fl. Mason returned yesterday from
Grand Rapids, where he spent few days
in business and at the state fair.
Miss Maud Watkins has returned to De-
troit where she has position in Wood
ward Avenue store for the season.
G. M. Stevens, of Ann Arbor, has been
in the city few days this week on bust
ness connected with the Ann Arbor Mill
ing Co.
Mrs. G. Ruess, of Bennington, returned
Saturday from a visit with her father at
Cleveland. She also visited in Toledo while
absent.
r. q. Mahaney returned Monday from
Williamsburg, near Traverse City, where
he has been spending two weeks with
friends.
William Launstein and wife left Wednes-
day evening for their home In New Orleans,
after an extended visit in the city and
vicinity.
Chas. McGilvra. mail carrier No. 5, left
yesterday on his annual vacation. going to
Columbus, Ohio, thence around the lakes to
Mackinaw.
G. W. Parker and wife and Nj. L. Parker
left yesterday to attend the NJ. K. confer
ence, now in session at Flint. They will
remain over Sunday.
James Upham and family and Miss Anna
Fensom, of Alpena, who Is visiting them,
spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. Up
hams mother In Detroit.
II. A. Smith, of Chicago, is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. r. e. Travis. Mr.. Smith
has been in the east during the summer
with college glee club.
Fred e. Janette returns tomorrow to his
work as telegraph editor of the Chicago Dali
ly News, after two weeks vacation with
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. W. e. Hall and daughter returned
from their visit at Big Rapids and Grand
Rapids Tuesday evening, Mr.. Hall meeting
them at Grand Rapids, Tuesday.
Frank Cooper and Miss Kate Cooper, of
Bennington, graduates of the Owosso high
school, will enter respectively the Uni
versity and State Normal this year.
A! A. Crawford returned Wednesday af-
ternoon from Grand Rapids where he spent
few days with his brother, Ray w., and
took in the labor day celebration and state
fair.
Miss Lois Rigley leaves tomorrow for
Wellesley, Massachusetts, to enter Wellesley
College. Her father will accompany her
and afterwards do business for the Estey
Mfg. Co., in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Christian returned
Wednesday from their visit in Maine,
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