The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-16

Ni"Jeoh A1Viiht was hViiio iiot1 Aouotit
over Sunday.
Albert Carter, of Vernon, was in the city
on business, Wednesday
Miss Anna Lusk, of Byron, is visiting
Owosso relatives this week.
James Tucker is spending the weel
visiting relatives in Clinton county.
Mrs. JAS Lowery returned Saturday from
northern Michigan after months visit.
Mrs. Chauncey Ogden went to Midland
Wednesday. to make her parents visit.
Mrs. Geo. Welte and children are spend
ing the week with her parents, in Lansing
Miss Flora Lusk left Monday to spend
her vacation in Ann Arbor, Wayne, anc
Detroit.
q. +. North attended the annual state
convention of undertakers, at Greenville,
this week.
Mrs. Chas. Tuthill and daughter, Miss
Blanche. are visiting in Pontiac and
Plymouth.
Miss Mae Wright, of north Howell street,
leaves today for visit with relatives at
Duffield and Flint.
Miss Bessie Van Dyne returned yester'
day from short visit with friends and
and relatives in Marsha.
M. L. Izor and wife have returned from
iad hxrM Miss
Horton, neice of the former.
Cyrus Hall and wife and daughter. Mrs,
Ben Converse, left Wednesday for visit
with Birmingham and Detroit relatives.
Mrs. e. Briggs and children left yester-
day for Williamson, where they will make
an extended visit with Mrs. Briggs parents.
James Walters, travelling freight agent
for the M. X. & T. Ry., was in the city
looking after southern shipping, the first of
the week.
The Misses Charlena and Evora Robbins
left Wednesday evening for Milwaukee.
They expect to visit Wisconsin relatives for
about month.
Messrs. q. K. Burns and j. G. Walton, OF
Howell. have leased the old elevator Oh the
Corunna road for the season. They expect
to fit it up at once and begin buying.
f. r. gilbert and %. T. Slote, of the NJ
G. freight office, have been entertaining
their families from Jackson and Three
Rivnre raenaotiualu thio xuaaI,
Col. Julius j. Estey, of Brattieboro, Vt
was in the city Tuesday. He is vice presi
dent of the Estey Mfg. Co, and attended 6
meeting of the compaIy's stock holders.
Frank Woodland and b. L. Densmore, o.
the OwOsso Casket Works attended the I'm
dertaker's State Convention. at Greenville
from Tuesday until Thursday this week.
Fred Marvin and wife, Charles Rubekan
and wife, DR.. s. q. Phippen and wife, Mrs
M. III. Bentley, and George Symes lef
Monday for few days fishing at Parke
Park.
Geo. M. Dewey Jr was home from Ian
sing Sunday and Monday, remaining unit
Tuesday morning, on account of the cleo
ton, council meeting and annual schoo
meeting.
Eugene X. Frueauff, city editor of tn,
Argus, and Mrs. Frueauff left Wednesda,
for weeks outing at Frankfort. +. E
Janette is taking Mr.. Frueauff's place OF
the Argus.
Mr.. j. w. Summons and family left Tues
day evening for Detroit, where they tool
the ID. & c. line for the upper waters of tn
lakes. They will spend much of the tim
during their absence at Petoskey.
George Griffith, Charles Shaw, Georg,
Wildermuth, Dean Shoulder, William Haar
er, Pat Edwards, and Ed. Wright left tn,
first of the week for few days fishing OF
the Slagle river, near Yuma, on the AM
Arbor Ry.
| John Hughes, physical director of the Y
M. G. a. at Saginaw, passed through Owes
so, Tuesday, on his way to Chicago ant
Lake Geneva, Wis, via Grand Haven ant
the Goodrich line. W. l.. Kinney accom-
panied him as far as Chicago.