The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-27

o. L. Topping and wife, of jackson, are
guests of their brother, l.. Topping and
wife.
o. III. Carrier and wife, of Durand, were
In Owosso Wednesday, the guests of o. Il.
Rose.
Mrs. A. FL. Green and daughter. Bertrice,
returned Tuesday from visit with Lansing
relatives.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick has accepted posi-
ton In the Lapeer schools as teacher of the
9Th grade.
Tom Tubbs has accepted position
with Saginaw grocery firm and has gone
to that city.
Master Willie Graham returned Tuesday
from a three weeks visit at Oakley and
Chesanihg.
Judge Q. A. Smith, of Lansing, was the
guest of his brother, Judge s. F. Smith,
over Sunday.
Arthur Farnsworth, of THE TIMES force,
left Wednesday on weeks camping trip
to Pine Lake.
ID. M. Christian left Monday evening for
New York to purchase goods for the fall
and winter trade.
DIR. e. G. Whitehead, of Columbana. O..
spent Sunday with his brother, John White
head, in this city.
Mrs. Purdy and Mrs. James Bartram at.
tended the meeting of the Maple River farm
ers' club yesterday.
Mrs. @. p. Carruthers and Mrs. Geo. Ca.
ruthers, of Newburg, visited at E. l.. Dew
ereaux's Wednesday.
JIG. burst, Of Lansing, is assisting at
w. E. Collins & Co.'s drug store in the alb
sence of Thos. Harris.
Mrs. G. II. Rowe returns to her home in
Eetroit today after a two weeks visit with
Mrs. Geo. W. Sprinkle.
Mrs. II. o. Rounds and son, Harold. re-
turned to Detroit yesterday after visit at
the home of John Sprague.
Mrs. George Parks, of Cuyahoga Falls,
Ohio, is visiting her brother, A. F. LOOMS,
and other relatives in the city.
Lou Deal, operator on the Ann Arbor
Ky, came up from Dundee, Wednesday
evening for visit with his mother.
Officer John Hammond is taking weeks
vacation, and in company with his wife is
visiting in New York, at their old home.
Chas. Van Dusen and Chas. Miller left
the first OF the week on their wheels for
trip to Pine Lake, Mason, and other places.
4. @. Mahaney visited his parents in this
city Friday and Saturday on his way from
Ann Arbor to the northern part of the state.
Miss Grace Dewey returned yesterday
from her trip to Mackinaw. She will 20 to
Hastings tomorrow to spend some time with
friends.
Chas. Bolle returned to the university at
New Ulm, Mimi, Monday, after spending
the most of his vacation in this city with
his parents.
A. j. Patterson. of this city, and j. @. A.
Cook, OF Antrim, attended reunion of the
fifth Michigan Infantry, held at Chesaning,
Wednesday.
). L. Van Dusen and family spent the
most of the week in Howell, where they
were called Saturday by the death of cous-
in of Mrs. Van Dusen.
DR.. o. III. Seeley, of Climax, was called
to Bennington Wednesday evening by the
serious illness of his brother, M. II. Seeley.
Mr.. Seeley is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Randall, of Scio, Wash
tenaw county, are spending few days with
Mrs. Randalrs cousin, Mrs. Morris South
ard, while on their wedding trip.
|, John Cooper, one of the engineers at the
| Flint city water works, is making two
weeks visit with his brother, Lyman Cooper,
machinist at the Owosso Mfg. Co.'s shop.
Fred Chapel and wife, and daughter Eth
ell, and the Misses Kate and Emma Frieseke
and Lena Fox, started Wednesday morning
t at sunrise to drive through to Detroit, where
they expect to spend about week.
! Dwight May Guilotte, '96 engineer, u. OF
M, who has been employed in the Ann
Arbor shops since June of last year. has
accepted situation as draughtsman with Q
Chicago firm. He left Monday for short
visit to Mackinac, and will visit Owossc
friends on his return before leaving fol
Chicago.