The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-04-10

Mrs. 0. l.. Sprague and Mrs. James Hop
kins are visiting at Dansvllle.
l.. j. Kenney, of Lansing, shook hands
with Owosso friends Monday.
Il. FL. Stever returned Thursday from
business trip to Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Eva Warren left Tuesday for an
extended visit with her father in California.
Miss Ella Dawson, who was Ill, is now at
her place in Mrs. Sprinkle's millinery store
Mesdames w. E. Kreher and e. j.
Cheney and children are visiting in Linden
Hugh Woodward, of Detroit, is visiting
his brother, e. w. Woodward, and Owosso
friends.
Mrs. l. K. Gardner and children, of Bry-
an, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. j.
Mcdaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Williams and son
Charles went to Lansing, Wednesday, for a
brief visit.
s. K. Parkll was In Lansing, Wednes-
day, on business for the State Board of
Pharmacy.
L. V. Curry, Of Fenton. visited his sons
l. q. and A. L. Curry from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Barstow and son Rex. of Ithaca,
are visiting with Mrs. w. e. Gardner, of e.
Mason street.
M. H. Reynolds was in Durand, Monday,
where he addressed Sunday school normal
training class.
Mrs. E. M. Richardson, $40 Lee street,
has been quite i'll during the past week but
is getting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Fox, of Ovid, are Wis
Ting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Southwortb,
west Oliver street
II. j. Daniels left Monday for Denver,
Colorado, where he has been engaged by
publishing concern.
Fred Miller and wife returned last night
from their wedding trip. They will reside
at GIG west Main street.
ID. b. Reed, of east Mason street, who
has been quite Ill for some time, voted at
the election last Monday.
o. l.. Davis, of Ann Arbor is expected
this evening to visit for few days with his
sister, Mrs. II. Van Dusen.
Mrs. Whedon, of Coldwater, who h as
been visiting Mrs. Van Ness, east Exchange
street, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. Stebbins and little dau6 hter
Ruth, of Battle Creek, are visiting Mrs. A.
D. Whipple, west Oliver street.
Rev. j. Connolly returned from Brighton
on Tuesday, where he has been engaged IN
holding revival meetings for some time
b. S. Hopkins, who has been spending
his vacation here, returned to Albion. Tues
day. He will graduate at the close of this
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Tooley expect to
reach home from Jacksonville, Florida,
where they have spent the winter, on the
18th.
Supt. +. E. Converse and wife, of Pom
tiac, have been in Owosso the past week at
tending Mr.. Converses mother in her last
Illness
Mrs. e. w. Woodland, the Misses Abby
Tillotson, Gail Smith and Cora Merrell went
TO Detroit yesterday to hear Sara Bernhart
in Camille.
Miss Edith Wykes went to Grand Rapids
Wednesday, where she sang Wednesday
evening at a concert given by the ladies of
Trinity church.
Miss Curtiss, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Southworth, Rverview,
west Oliver street, returned to Buffalo, N.
Y, Saturday.
Rev. 9. Dew. Brewer, of South Haven,
is spending the week at DR.. c. A. Osborn's.
He will occupy the Olivet Congregational
church pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. Emory and little son, of Edmonton,
Canada, were in Owosso from Tuesday un-
til yesterday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Thomas, west Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian butcher, north Null
berry street, returned Wednesday from OTIS
| vile where they were called Monday by the
Il
death of Mrs. butchers cousin, VIM. Cush-
| man.
John Tillotson, Of the u. of NJ, is expect
ed home today to attend the Armory party
this evening. He will be accompanied by
| Mr.. Petrie and Mr.. Vessel, native Boer
| from the Trans-vaal
Prof. Eugene Euvrard, formerly Of Paris,
instructor Of French in the Pope-C utcheon
Seminary of Detroit, returned to Detroit,
Tuesday, having spent several days in
Owosso the guest of Miss Abby K. Tillot-
\ son.
W. w. Dennis. of Ovid, was in town
Tuesday and called on his old friend. Geo.
Colt. Mr.. Dennis has travelled extensively
in this country and Europe and has fund
of interesting and amusing incidents to re-
late.
Mrs. ii. s. Hadsall went to Saginaw, Sat