The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-09-04


turn today from weeks visit In Milwaukee
Ollie Davis, of howell, is spending tn,
week with his sister, Mrs. s. T. Van Dusen
Robert Tawse, master mechanic of tn,
Ann Arbor road. was In Frankfort, yester
day.
| Vernon belong and wife left yesterday fol
a tandem trip to the southern parts of the
state.
Mrs. l.. A. Gilbert, of Chesaning, spent Q
part OF the week as the guest of Mrs. Lewis
Brooks.
Robt. Wilson left for Paxton, ILL.,, Tues
day, after months visit at Mrs. Il. N.
Williams.
Mrs. Samuel Brooks, of Peoria, ILL.,, is in
the city for an extended visit at the home OF
John Brooks.
Mrs. John Brooks and two daughters and
Mrs. Samuel Brooks visited Oakley friends,
Wednesday.
Y. ID. Hunt, wife and grandson are ex-
pected home today from ten days stay at
Traverse City.
Mrs. F. j. Weber was In Detroit yester-
day on business.
Miss Gertrude Smith returned to Morrice
yesterday morning, after short visit with
Owosso friends.
Mrs. Cyrus Reimer is visiting in Detroit,
where she will remain during Mr.. Reimer's
western trip.
David Moulton and family returned the
first of the week from camping trip spent
near Pine Lake.
Mrs. S. A. Waugh and Mrs. James Bar
trem gave tea to Maple river friends yes
terday afternoon.
G. A. Shaw returned Wednesday after
noon from business trip to Lansing, Port
Huron and Ruth.
Miss Minnie Williston, Of Ionia, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Marian Fuller, N.
Washington street.
Supt. j. w. Simmons attended meeting
of the State Board of Education at Ypsilan-
ii Monday and Tuesday.
j. Dodge is entertaining his mother, Mrs.
Harriet Dodge, and niece, Miss Edith
Dodge, of Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Tod Kincaid and daughter, Miss
Alice McHardy, returned from their Ohio
visit Wednesday evening.
d. F. Collins has returned from his three
weeks visit in Albany, Buffalo and inter-
mediate New York points.
Miss Esther Wilmore returned Monday
from Chatham, where she has been visiting
relatives the last two months.
VIM. Harris and wife left yesterday after
noon for two weeks visit at Buffalo, To
ronto and other eastern points.
Supt. f. E. Converse returned to Pontiac
Wednesday evening to get things ready for
the coming years school work.
G. e. Wheelock and family returned to
their bone in Peoria, ILL.,, Monday, after an
extended visit with George r. Black.
Miss Annie M. Palmer, of Norville, Jack
son county, Is making weeks visit with
her brother, A. E. Palmer, of this city.
Mrs. j. A. Carpenter, of Calumet, visited
at the homes of Fred Carpenter and Z. M.
Carpenter the first half of the week.
Mrs. VIM. Derbyshire and daughter, of
Hudson, returned home Monday after
short visit with her brother, N. M. Osborn.
A. j. Spur, travelling passenger agent for
the Burlington route, was the guest of Geo.
A. Needham, M. G. ticket agent, Wednes-
day.
Miss Ruth Fulkerson returned to her
work at j. j. Davis store Monday after an
absence of several weeks on account of sick
ness.
The Misses Kate and Nellie Wilson left
yesterday for their home in Port Huron after
an extended visit with Owosso and CorunDa
friends.
Miss Lucy McAuliffe returned Wednes-
day morning to Windsor, Ontario, to re-
sumo her musical studies at st. Mary's
Academy.
Arthur Matthews has removed his house,
hold goods and his family to North Dakota,
leaving Tuesday evening via the Ann Arbor
Railroad.
E. d. Young, of Robbins street, left with
the Grand Army party Monday morning.
but expects to continue his western trip fur
Their and be absent about two months.
Paul nj. Roth is in the city for brief
stay. He expects to return to Detroit Sat-
urday. Mrs. Roth. who has been visiting
her father, Geo. Z. Black, will accompany
him.
DIR. B. s. and M. II. Knapp and their
wives returned Monday from Attica, where
they had been to attend the funeral of Their
brother Henry Knapps wife. Mrs. Knapp
died in Washington where she had been fol
| treatment.
j. Il. Robbins, the Masters Bert and Der
Robbins, Will and Newton Boyce returned