The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-10-30

Mrs. M. Griffith went to Detroit. Satur
day.
Mrs. J. v. Retain, Of Ovid, is In Owosso
today.
w. M. Case returned from Huntington,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Ithaca, is visiting Mrs.
f.. b. Holman.
| ]. ]. Stever returned from Chicago, Mon
day morning.
W. R. Hibbard, of Durand, was in Owos-
SO. Monday.
Winfield Kimmis, of Pittsburg, was in
town Monday.
Mrs. A. ellison returned today from
visit to Morrice.
Mrs. Meyer Netzorg, of Elsie, was in
Owosso yesterday.
J. M. Bryson, of Ovid, will move to Bat
tie Greek, Monday.
Mrs. R. A. Taylor, of Durand, spent
Tuesday in Owosso.
Mesdames Beach and Hoyt of Ovid, were
in the city Monday,
G. e. Barton, of Saginaw, was in Owos-
SO on business, Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Detwiler returned from Sagi.
nav Wednesday night.
0. L. Brown, of Saginaw, visited with
friends in Owosso, Sunday.
Mrs. F. W. Brewer, Of Novel;, came Sat-
urday to visit relatives in Owosso.
Mrs. Martha Orr, of Caro-, arrived Mon
day, and is visiting o. L. Sprague.
Il. Waldo Holman came home Wednes-
day to register and vote on Tuesday.
Lou Allison, of st. Johns, was the guest
of Albert Todd Sunday and Monday.
j. Willston, of Ionia, came Wednesday
to visit his cousin, Miss Marion Fuller.
M. II. Reynolds spent yesterday at
Sunday school convention, at Saranac.
Miss Jennie Fraser left for Gaines, Sun
day, to visit her sister, Mrs. Cation Keys.
j. butcher and wife returned from Flint
yesterday where spent the week visiting. (
Mrs. Chas. Williams, of Easton, is visit
ing G. K. Underwood, 400 Gilbert street.
Mr., and Mrs. A. w. Hookway went to
Grass Lake, Friday, for weeks visit with
friends.
Miss Sarah Williams, of Ovid, and Miss
Julia Reynolds, of Elsie, were in Owosso,
yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Southworth, of OVID, spent
Sunday with her son, FL. e. Southworth.
s05 W. Oliver street.
l.. G. Mead and wife. of st. Je Inns, visit
ed his mother, Mrs. e. G. Mead, COS Water
street, Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Mason, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, arrived Tuesday morning and is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Norma Odel.
Mrs. Jordan, of Rochester, N. Y, spent
Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. e. M.
Richardson, $40 Lee street.
Mrs. Josephine Cox, of Detroit. is visiting
Mrs. and Mrs. G. l.. Goodhue. Mr.. Good |
hue celebrated his eightieth birthday last |
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frederik Nielsen returned to Pent-
water, Monday morning, having spent
several days with her sister, Mrs. DeForrest
Moody, $50 Pine street.
G. w. Gale and 4. P. Byerly were in
Saginaw Tuesday night and returned We'd
nesday morning on the Palmer and Buck
ner sound money special.
Clinton Collier came yesterday morning |
from Chicago, accompanying Fred Osburn,
who went to Chicago, Tuesday, to buy |
goods. Mr.. Collier is visiting relatives in |
Thu city.
Mrs. Frank j. Mcdaniel, of Maple |
Ridge Park, is iii with typhoid fever. Miss
Fraser, professional nurse from Grace
hopital, Detroit, is attending her.
Mrs. H. A. Clapp left for Cripple Creek,
Colorado, Saturday morning, accompanied
by her mother, who stopped off at White
Pigeon, to visit relatives there, and at
Sturgis and Coldwater.
Fred Osburn and family, Ed. Stanard,
Warren Stuart, Mesdames Joseph Newbig-
ging, "A. M. Bentley and II. Kirk White,
were In Detroit, Saturday, to hear Joseph
jefferson in Rip Van Wrinkle. Mr.. STAN
ard remained over Sunday.
Mrs. l.. G. York, of Detroit, spent Mon
day with Mrs. Geo. Colt and Miss Ellen
Kimball and went to Chesaning Monday
evening. Mrs. York was for many years
missionary secretary of the Detroit M. Z.
conference and has held licenses to preach.
B. w. Waite and daughter, who have
been visiting friends In this city, returned
to Ann Arhor Saturday. Mr.. Waite assist
ed at Mrs. j. A. Chapin's sale Wednesday.
Mrs. Chapin,has. rented: her farm to John
Clark and will remove to Ypsilanti, where
her daughters will attend the State Normal
school.
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