The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-25

K. 8. Andrews, editor of the williamson
Enterprise, was In the city Wednesday
afternoon.
Fred j. Lyon, of Detroit, spent Sunday
In the city. His family returned with him
on Monday.
Miss Sarah Bancroft left today for Detroit
for weeks visit with her brother, Rev. E.
B. Bancroft
Adrlel A. Crawford has returned from
the University and resumed his position
with THE TIMES.
y. W. Simmons attended commencement
exercises at Ypsilanti, Wednesday. A class
OF 254 was graduated.
+. j. Mcdaniel attended the meeting of
the National Train Dispatchers Association
held in Detroit this week.
Miss Irene Gilbert returned Monday from
Houghton, where she has been employed as
teacher during the year.
DR.. B. S. Knapp and wife, NJ. Fl. Knapp
and wife, attended the funeral of neice, at
Whitmore Lake, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Laverock and party
of young people camped at one of the lakes
near Linden the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Tillotson have re-
turned from their trip abroad and are now
visiting their son, Norton, at Orange, N. ].
Glen Reynolds succeeds Fired Palmer as
clerk at Sprague & Co.'s drug store. Mr..
Palmer has accepted position at Marine
City.
Miss Edna Converse went to Ann Arbor,
Monday, where she has accepted very
pleasant position in the Office of Crescent
Corset Works.
j. M. Henderson, Of the firm of Johnson
& Henderson. and his mother, Mrs. 81. E.
Henderson, leave Monday for Colorado
| Springs to be gone several weeks.
George Pound returned Wednesday from
Sandwich, Ont, where he has attended As
sumption College during the year, complet
ing his years work with high honors.
Mrs. P. ID. White and Mrs. John Com
stock returned Wednesday evening from
Byron, where they were called the first o
the week by the death of relative.
Pres. l. d. II. Ralph, of the o. & G
Traction Co., left Tuesday evening for Gin
cinnati, Ohio, on business, and from Their
goes to Nashville, Tenn, to take in the Elk
position.
Geo. NJ. Dewey Jr. leaves today TO
New York, to attend the Dewey-White wed
ding, Tuesday. From there he will go t
Lansing to begin work in tie Auditor Cen
erals Office.
G. Fl. Otis, of Hudson, Wis. is expecte,
to arrive tomorrow to spend few days a
the home of Mrs. B. Comstock. He wa
one of the delegates from his state to tn
National Postal Congress.
Miss Della Jackson has returned from
Ypsilanti to spend the summer here. w,
are pleased to state that she has been re
tanned at the State Normal for another yea
with an increase OF salary.
Lawrence e. Gould expects to attend th,
summer school at Ann. Arbor, beginning
July z, and take courses which will aid hin
in his next years work, as we'll as give hin
credit towards graduation.
| Fred Frieseke, in whose success as an IL
illustrator all Owosso people take just pride
| is home from New York to spend the sum
mer, Since leaving last fall he has furnish
ed work for several OF the largest dailies In
| the east.
A party consisting of e. j. Cook and wife,
Z. Curliss, Miss Adah Curliss and Miss May
Whelan expect to start Tuesday, the Goth,
on the Christian Endeavor excursion to
San Francisco. They expect to be absent
about six weeks. d. B. Reed aud wife
expect to leave at the same time.
f. M. Marsh, wife and daughter, of At
lanta, Ga, arrived in Owosso, Monday, for
a short visit with their many friends. Since
|'leaving Owosso. Mr.. Marsh has been en-
ployed by the Southern Furniture Co., and
has been steadily advanced, now occupying
a responsible position at lucrative salary.
Mr.. Marsh was greatly pleased with many
improvements in Owosso. and noted with
pleasure the evident prosperity of our city.
Mr.. Marsh left Tuesday for Atlanta, while
Mrs. Marsh and daughter are the guests Of
Mrs. Fred Hartshorn.