The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-02

of the week from Oberlin, Ohio, where she
has been attending the conservatory of mu-
sic connected with Oberlin college.
A. e. Palmer, wife, son Harry and daugh-
ter Bessie, are making visit of one or two
weeks duration with Mr.. Palmers parents
at Norville, Jackson county.
II. M. Post and family leave today to
spend two or three days at Linden in COM
pany with ID. s. Post and wife, Of Vernon.
Harry Needham and wife, of Saginaw,
are guests at Ii. Affords.
The Owosso Mfg. Co. has finished the
manufacture Of screen doors for the present
season. though still shipping considerable
quantities. The most of the force is now at
work on scythe snaths.
Mrs. Otto l.. Sprague returned last even
ing from Caro-, where she has been since
the death of her father few weeks ago.
She was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Adeline Atwood.
Mrs. George Needham has returned from
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Perry. N. Y.
Miss Bertha Fowler, of the Elk Rapids
schools is home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Martha Mason and daughter, Mamie,
expect to go to Jackson tomorrow to remain
during the summer vacation with Mrs.
Mason's son, Clyde s. Mason, who has a
position as draughtsman with the M. G. Ry.
at that place.
M. ID. Corey is building an addition in
the rear of his laundry for the use Of the
dye works which were fomerly run on Ex-
change street.
Ira G. Curry returned Wednesday even
ing from Kalamazoo with Mrs. Curry.
Mrs. Curry had been there for three weeks
visiting friends.
Will Gould, of Buffalo, N. Y, is in the
city this week visiting his mother, Mrs.
Nancy Gould and his sister, Miss Meta
Gould.
Thomas Carmody attended commence
ment exercises at the University yesterday
to see that his son DR.. T. Z. Carmody took
his degree with the proper amount of hu-
mility and meekness.
Mrs. Nancy Gould and daughter Miss
Meta Gould leave today for Chicago, where
they will make an extended visit with Mrs. |
dould's son Harry.
Charles l.. Watson has been visiting at
G. W. McClellan's and F. Il. Watson's in
his city part of the week, returning to
Ann ArbOr to take his degree yesterday.
Tomorrow he will meet his uncle. G. W. |
at Jackson and they will start
west together, Mr.. Mcclellan for Minnesota,
Mr.. Watson for Telluride, Colo, where his
father is engaged in business.
Lawrence E. Gould entertained his friend
George Baldwin yesterday. Mr.. Baldwin
was on his way home to st. Johns from the
University.
Mr. and Mrs. E., T. Austin. aud little
leave Monday evening for Mil
waukee, Wis, where Mr.. Austin will at |
.end the meeting of the National Teachers
Association. After this meeting they will
visit Mrs. Austin's sister, at Madison.
Miss Gertrude Layton, of Omaha, Neb., |
IS expected to arrive in the city tonight to
make months visit with friends and rela- |
ives. She will be at w. A. Richardson's.
Miss Layton was member of the class of
80 of the Owosso high school but has not |
been in Owosso for four years.
d. M. and o. b. Estey and e. E. Bentley
pent Tuesday and Wednesday trout fish
ng near Grayling.
Fred Woodland, Dwight North, Ernest |
Mann, Charles Sackrider, and Hugh Wood
rd leave this evening for Linden, where
hey will occupy the Big Eight camp for
bout week.
Rolla Bigelow and Claud Bentley are ex.
ected home today from Linden, where
hey have been spending the week.
Street Commissioner Guy A. Cole was
allied to Howell. Tuesday night by the
cath Of his father.
Surrey for Sale. II. b. PETERSON.
The Home Forum will hold an open meet
~ at Colfax hall, tonight. There will be
vo-hour musical and literary program.
,e cream will be served in connection-1Oc
avs for the cream, all the rest is free. Come
nd bring your friends.
Attractions for the Fourth