The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-31
Miss Mary Stack is taking weeks vaca-

Miss Mary Stack is taking weeks vaca-
ton from Blacks store.
Miss Maud Barber, of Mason, is the guest
of Miss Gertrude FaxoD.
Rudolph Tick, of Toledo, visited his par
ents in this city, Sunday.
James Gray is entertaining his grandson,
5Ohn Monroe, of Chicago.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Leo d. Brewer,
on Thursday, daughter.
Albert Todd has been confSed to the
house by sickness this week.
Miss Martha Knight, OF Ionia, is the
guest of Miss Edith Wykes.
Miss Gertrude Sweet, of Grand Rapids, is
visiting at w. r. Hookway's.
Miss Susie Tucker, of st. Johns, is the
guest of j. ID. Estes and wife.
Miss Mable Orr was called to Caro- Tues
day by the death of her father.
Byron Knapp and Ernest Mann drove
through to Linden, Wednesday.
Mrs. Harvey Pellet, of Jackson is visit
ing at the home of A. M. Bentley.
j. S. Osgood and wife. of st. Johns. spent
Sunday with j. d. Estes and wife.
John T. McCurdy and wife arrived home
yesterday from their European trip.
Miss Lizzie Nuss returned the first of the
week from "a weeks visit in Chesaning.
Miss Clara Woodland is entertaining her
friend, Miss Theresa Judd, of st. Johns.
Miss. Grace Dewey left Wednesday for
ten days visit with friends in Menominee.
Fred II. Clark and family, of Kansas
City, No., are visiting friends in the city.
d. G. Clapp and wife left Wednesday for
Detroit and will take trip about the lakes
before returning LONE.
DR.. c. Mccormick and family left Tues.
day for RidgetOwn, Ont, to be gone two
weeks, driving through.
The Misses Abbie Conant and Arvilla Al
len were in st. Charles yesterday, the
guests of Mrs. Samuel Willis.
Miss Myrtha Peters and sister, Mrs.
Ralph Ely, of Alma, have been spending
the week with Owosso friends.
Miss Rose Forger returned to Owosso the
latter part of the week, after several months
visit with her sister, in Bay City.
Rev. j. j. Schuknecht and wife, of Grand
Rapids, were in the city Wednesday to at
tend the Angell-Storrer wedding.
Fred Marvin, Charles Rubekam and l.. G.
Hall, with their families, returned Tuesday
from Parker Park and Lincoln Lake.
Miss Monroe left Tuesday for her home
in Toledo, after an extended visit in Owes
so with her sister, Mrs. Cyrus Reimer.
Geo. NJ. Dewey writes that he reached
the Isles of Shoals safely, standing the
journey better than be had anticipated.
DR.. VIM. Joping left Tuesday morning
for short visit in Canada at his old home.
His family returned with him yesterday.
The Misses Maria and Attic Hawley, Of
Milan, Ohio, who are visiting Miss Kittie
Symes, spent part of the week in Saginaw.
The Misses Jessie and Mamie Halsey and
Master Carl Knight left Wednesday for a
few days visit with Ross Knight in Bay
City.
We are informed that the trouble over
the bridge question in Burns township has
been adjusted and that the bridge will be
put up.
Miss Nellie Randall, of Birmingham, is
in the city to make two or three weeks
visit with her grandparents, L. Converse
and wife.
Mrs. Dallas bort, of Flint, accompanied
by her two children, arrived Wednesday tC
make a two weeks visit with Mrs. j. G.
| Shattuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Barnes and daughter
Miss Clara, and Mrs. Isaac Barnum, OF
Burns, visited friends in the city, Friday
| and Saturday.
Amos Hurrell and wife were called t
| TilsOnburg, Ont, Wednesday, by the death
of relative of Mrs. Hurrell They expect
to remain about week.
Miss Ethel Parker, of Bancroft, was tho
guest of Owosso relatives the first of The
week. She then rode on her wheel to st
Johns to visit relatives there.
John Brooks and family, j. T. Walsh ant
family and John Walsh have been spending
the week at Parker Park, camping and fish
ing. They expect to return today.
Miss Nina Cooper returned Saturday even
| ing from Oberlin, Ohio, where she has beer
attending the music conservatory connected
with the college during the past year.
Fred Woodland returned Monday evening
from Linden, where he spent two or tire,
days with Dwight North and Hugh Wood
ard, who were keeping the Big Eight camp
A. b. Atwater, general superintendent o
the Grand Trunk lines west of Detroit, visit
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