The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-03-27

Mrs. A. K. Stever spent Sunday In De-
triot.
Mrs. N. McBaln is visiting friends at
Wayne.
Miss Georgia Colt is visiting relatives in
Detroit.
Merrick Blair was in Durand on business
Wednesday.
Miss Kerridge is home from Albion to
spend the vacation.
l.. Ii. Hayt, OF Alma, is visiting his par
ents who live near Owosso.
Miss Fanny Jones went to Chicago Fri
day, for a two weeks visit.
Miss Nay Lawrence visited her brother
Frank. at Dundee, this week.
Mrs N p. and Miss Jennie Leland, of
Durand, were in Owosso, Monday.
Miss Gail Smith is receiving visit from
her mother, Mrs. j. Smith, of Detroit.
Miss Mahaley Smith. of Ann Arbor, is
visiting Mrs. ]. w. Smith, of e. Mason st.
Mrs. WILDER and sons, of Durand, are
spending the week at 226 Main street east
Miss Nina Broad visited part of the week
with E. j. Cook and family, south of the
city.
Miss Ella Palmer, of Henderson, visited
Miss Maud Frazer the early part OF this
week.
Miss Grace Dewey is expected home to-
morrow from Gambler, Ohio, to remain a
week.
Mrs. Fred Carpenter and daughter spent
several days of this week visiting relatives
in Byron.
f. K. Paddock came from Saginaw We'd
nesday to accept a position I'm Grove Bros
shoe store.
Mrs. K +. Dudley accompanied her hus.
band Monday evening oil business trip to
Cleveland, o.
Mrs. A. 4. Mosher and son A. H., of 800
Ball street, will remain in Nunda, N. ".
for couple of weeks.
Mrs. d. f. Blair and son Floyd, and Mrs.
X. b. Tyler. spent yesterday in Durand, the
guests of Mrs. A. ii. Brooks.
Frank Decker went to Detroit Saturday,
being telegraphed for TO accept good posi-
ton with the Evening News.
Mrs. Merriman, of Flint, returned 70
Ow0sso, Thursday, to visit the family of
Hiram Oliver, south Washington street.
B. Yalonstein returned from Chicago
| Tuesday morning. His father, s. Yalom-
stein, returned to Detroit Wednesday even
ing.
The Misses Mary and Florence Fitzpatrick,
students of Olivet college, are spending their
vacation with their father, Hon. w. M. Kill
patrick.
| G. N. Race was called to MeIidith, Clare
Co., early Monday morning by dispatch
announcing the serious sickness of his
brother, f. M. Race, postmaster at that
place.
Mrs. Frank Peter, of Pomona, CAL, visit
ing Mrs. Molly Kellogg, at Corunna, at
tended the Rhea reception and play
Wednesday,.
Miss Mana Needles, president of the Wo-
mans Literary Club. returned from Char
lotte Wednesday to attend the Rhea recep.
ton and play.
Miss Lois Rigley and 6. e. Rigley, Jr.,
returned from Olivet Wednesday to spend
the vacation with their father, G. E. Rigley
John street.
Ernest Townsend went Tuesday morning
to Cripple Creek, Colo, where he will joir
his brother Bert, who is engaged there In
the gold mining industry.
A. l.. Bemis, editor of the Carson City
Gazette. and e. s. Andrews, editor of the
WILLIAMSON Enterprise, called on TIKI
TIMES during the week.
Mrs John Stermanon has been spending
several days in Durand, the guest of Mrs
Bertha Judd, Mrs. A. II. Brooks and 9th
ers. She returned last night.
Judge and Mrs S. f. Smith and daughter
Miss Grace, left Wednesday morning fol
Chicago to visit the Judges brother. They
will he gone about ten days.
Fred 6. Simmons, class of 80, Olivet col
lege. returned Wednesday to spend his va
cation with Supt. and Mrs. j. w. Simmons
315 north Saginaw street.
Timothy Smith, county drain commits
sioner and one of the prominent republican
workers Of Livingston county, was in thu
city Saturday to consult Judge Smith.
Alderman Geo. l.. Boomer, of the fourth
ward, OF Flint, fractured his right wrist &C
cidently at the Estey Carriage works Satur
day and returned to Flint Monday, wher
he will remain until he is able to use tn
injured member again.
Miss Della Dawson, Of Napoleon, Ohio
recently from the trimming room of Hart
Co., wholesale milliners Cleveland, Ohio
is with Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle again thi
season. She is well known here as an ex
cellent and artistic trimmer.