The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-10-09

Miss Perrot spent Friday In Chesaning.
Ezekiel Salisbury has been very III since
Saturday.
A. Love, OF Elsie, spent Wednesday In
this city.
Geo. Wright spent Sunday with his par
ents at Burton.
@. s. Williams was In Bay City, Tuesday
and Wedr esday.
Attorney H. M. High. of Ovid, was in
town, wednesday.
e. M. johnson spsnt yesterday talking to
the trade In Byron.
Mrs. h. ID. Lyon and son are visiting her
parents In Greenyllle.
DIR. and Mrs. Arnold entertained party
at whist Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Emma Covert is visiting Mrs w. j..
Lyons. 800 N. Water street.
W. T. Kellogg, of st. Johns, called on
Owosso acquaintance, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Pratt, of Bancroft,
dined at the Wildermuth, Monday.
l.. j. Kenney. of Lansing, is spending
the week with friends in the county.
M. r. Murphy, of Hillsdale, was the
guest of Rev. FIR Slane over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ami Nelson returned Mon
day from their wedding trip to Detroit.
DR.! o. B. Campbell, of Ovid, was the
guest of Doctor Phippen, Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Roberts, of Marshall, are
visiting George Fisher, of West Owosso.
Mrs. Forger accompanied her daughter,
Mrs. Dashaw, TO Marine City yesterday.
M. II. Reynolds went to Edmore yester-
day to attend Sunday school convention.
Miss Iva Green, who has been visiting
Miss Lena Fox, returned today to Almont.
Mrs. Henry Loeb, of Guelph. Canada, is
visiting Mrs. Jane s Loeb, Mulberry street.
Louis Allison, of St. Johns, attended the
assembly at the armory Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Walter Osborn and Mrs. Mary Os
born are visiting Mrs. Boyd, of Benning-
ton.
Mrs. Ira Merell returned Monday after
noon from weeks visit at Highland Sta
ton.
d. A. Barnum, 61S N. Water street, who
was very Ill the first of the week. is much
better.
w. A. Woodland and f. j. Forger heard
Senator Teller speak at Lansing, Tuesday
night.
Miss Winnie Lewis, of Ovid, spent Tues
day evening with Miss Grace Markham.
537 e. Oliver street.
s. j. Corey and wife, who have been
visiting Mr.. Corey's parents at Ionia, re-
turned Monday morning.
Mrs. FL. Merriman, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Oliver, of South Wash
ington street returned to Flint Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Prout, of Howard City. and
Mrs. M. Campbell, of Detroit, are visiting
Mrs. IL. f. Clough, CAT N. Washington st.
Mrs. John Dashaw, who has been visit
ing the Forger brothers and other relatives,
in Owosso, returned to Marine City, yester-
day. pya
Rev. E. w. Hunt returned from Flint
yesterday, where he went Tuesday to at
tend the sessions of the Central Episcopal
Convocation.
Fred Foster, of Fenton, is clerking for
Grove Bros, and is living with his parents
at the Foster house. corner of Williams and
Saginaw streets.
Charles Robinson, former Owosso boy,
who is now an M. e. pastor at Plainfield,
Illinois. arrived Tuesday and is visiting
his cousin, j. M. Beckwith.
Rev. Clough, of Kalamazoo, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Fuller. Their father, J. A.
Clough, of Montrose, Is spending the week
with them here, having arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucia s. Cole, of Lyons, N. Y,
sister of the late Mrs. q. H. DECKER, and
aunt of Mesdames T. j. Horsman and e. p.
Byerly, died Monday at the advanced age
of 80 years.
Mrs. Cattermole, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. II. Trip, 400 e. Main
ST., returned to Ionia, Monday. Mrs. Cat.
termole entertained friends Saturday night
with an informal piano recital.
Mrs. j. d. Callahan left Wednesday fol
four weeks of visiting and travel. She will
visit relatives at Rocky Hill, Ohio, and Ole
Point Comfort, Va. and will visit Wash.
ington, ID. c., before returning.
Mrs. Nettie Wheeler Chapel, of Oklaho
ma Territory, who has been visiting friends
in Owosso and Corunna. went to Grand
Rapids, Wednesday. for brief visit
whence she will return to her western home
N. Ball left Wednesday for Canton, Ohio
to spend week visiting his mother and
other relatives. He will also improve the
opportunity to hear some of the great
speeches being made by Major Mckinley
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