The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-06-26

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Ed. Rlgley and Miss Lois Rigley returned
from Olvet college Friday evening.
f. w. Lawrence was the guest of his
brother Frank at Dundee, over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Ii. Northway and son left the
first of the week for Detroit to make few
days visit.
DR.. j. b. Dowdlgan attended the alumni
banquet of the Ann Arbor high school Fri
dav evening.
Mrs. ID. w. Waters and sister Miss Lena
Gregory, went to Detroit, Monday, for a
two weeks visit.
Miss Edna Ravens left Tuesday for her
home in Hastings, where she will spend the
most of her vacation.
Mrs. r. f. Travis has been entertaining
her brother, Chas. A. Smith, of Naperville,
ILL.,, during the week.
| Mrs. Helen Dawson left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver where she will visit sister
during the coming year.
Mrs. Albert Steggall and children are Wis
iting relatives and friends in Bay City and
will remain over the Fourth.
| Howard Daniels and e. Ii. Jacobs left
Wednesday morning for the southern part
of the state on business trip.
Prin. f. T. Austin and family left Tues
day morning for Ypsilanti where they will
| spend the most of the summer.
| Miss Olive Lathrop, after ten days visit
with Miss Hannah Dewey, left Monday for
Detroit to visit friends before returning
home.
Rev. w. B. Matteson was in Vassar,
Wednesday, to attend the dedication SER
vices of the new Baptist church at that
place.
Miss Lena Keyte was among the number
who took advantage of the excursion We'd
nesday to make two weeks visit with De-
troit friends.
ID. M. Estey left for Utah, Saturday, to
look after large copper mine, which has
recently been opened up there and in which
he is interested.
Mrs. Henry Wood took advantage of the
Odd Fellow excursion, Wednesday, to pay
visit to her husband, who is working at
present in Detroit.
James N. Mcbride left Monday evening
on western trip, stopping on business in
S. Dakota and then proceeding to Denver,
Colo, and Ogden, Utah.
Ernest Mann, Alfred Woodland, hubert
Paris and Byron Knapp, have been spend
ing the most of the week at the Big Eight
club house, near Linden.
G. W. Palmer, clerk for M. A. Sprague
& Co., has been in Detroit this week, talk
ing his final examination for registered
pharmacist at Star Island.
Miss Ava Farnsworth was home from
Kalamazoo to attend the reunion of the class
of '94 high school Monday evening. She
returned to Kalamazoo Wednesday.
Mrs. M. A. Odell and niece Miss Fife
Ayers, left "Wednesday for Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Odel expects to remain one or two
years while Miss Ayers will merely make a
few weeks visit
Mrs. w. B. Matteson and children leave
Monday for Chicago where they will make
q few weeks visit with Mrs. Matteson's
mother. Mr.. Matteson accompanies them
and will remain in Chicago most OF the
! week.
Lawrence Gould and Charles Southwortf
Q left Monday morning for bicycle trip t
Elkhart, Ind, where they will make visit
v The boys will take time to see the principa
points of interest along their route and ar,
in for good time.
Geo. M. Dewey, Jr., attended the meet
ing of the Michigan Republican Newspape
Association in Jackson, Tuesday, and late
accompanied a delegation of the member
d on congratulatory trip to Maj. Mckinley
at his home in Canton, Ohio.
y Mrs. Mary Badgelay, of Chesaning, wa
in the city Tuesday visiting her father, G. M
d Carpenter, Cass street, Mrs. Badgeley LEI
!. Wednesday for Calumet, where she Wi
IS visit the upper peninsula representatives @
= the family, Mr.. Carpenter having thre
sons and four daughters in that city.
" E. o. Dewey and wife accompanied tn
al republican editors of the state to Canton
Ohio, Wednesday, and joined in the cor
CALCULATIONS extended 20 Major Mckinley
:" The trip was most enjoyable one through
10 out to every member of the party. A flu
account of the trip and visit will be give
NJ next week.
~ Bruce Bartlett leaves today for his HON
in Ottawa, ILL.,, where he will make sho
ne visit before leaving for the western part {
t. Colorado where he will spend year or MOI
with an uncle. Bruce has been improvln
in considerably in health and will doubte!
lg become better and stronger than ever aft'
his Colorado visit. He has the best wisht
a. of host of friends.
lit Charles Robbins, superintendent for IL
Gas Co., who has been on the sick list Il