The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-09

Miss Mamie Phillips is clerking at d. N.
Christian's.
Secretary Van Ness was in Saginaw on
business, Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. b. Matteson were in
Detroit Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. j. w. Simmons had relapse Satur-
day and has been very sick this week.
George Morehouse, who was overcome
by the heat last week, is still In very serl-
condition.
Harry Needham, of the Chesaning Rec
ord, was In the city Wednesday, the guest
Of Will AFFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Fletcher, of Waters,
have been spending few days at the home
of @. K. Shattuck.
DIR. and Mrs. G. A. Osborn returned
Tuesday from Linden, where they had en-
joyed weeks outing.
Mrs. Efie Hatcher, of Minneapolis.
Minn.. arrived Wednesday. and is the guest
VI AiS. William mason.
Q. A. Dewitt, Il. Bagley and M. Bush
returned Monday evening from few days
fishing at Crystal Lake.
Mrs. J. B. Glasgow entertained her BROTH
or and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Hessmer, of
Three Rivers, over the Fourth.
Frank Bateman, who has been visiting
owosso friends for about week, returned
to his home In Mason, Tuesday.
s. B. Pitts entertained his sister. Miss
Flora Pitts, Of Fenton, and Miss Newcomb,
OF Marcellus, the FIRST Of the week.
Nicholas Meyers left yesterday for Mack
inac Island, where he will assist e. NJ.
johnson during the vacation season.
John O'Brien and family, of Port Huron,
arrived in Owosso, Wednesday, to visit Mrs.
VBrien's mother, Mrs. Mary Gleason.
DIR. Charles B. Nancrede. professor Of
surgery in the University Of Michigan,
called on Owosso friends Tuesday evening.
| M. Wood. Chas. Preece, Mart Willough-
by, VIM. Cady, and Sam Shuster, Of Hen
derson, are spending the week at Parker
Park.
William Parker, of Caro-, who has been
working for Rollin Pond for some time,
moved his family yesterday and will make
bis home here.
Mrs. Margaret VOORHEES,, formerly of this
city, was in the city last week visiting old
friends, and Is now en- route to California
for few months visit.
Geo. M. Dewey Jr. was home from Lam
sing, Sunday and Monday. He is we'll
pleased with his position and work in the
Auditor Generals Office.
Mrs. F. G. Achard and children are visit
ing her parents In Saginaw this week. F..
G. himself spent Sunday and Monday with
them, returning to open up the store, Tues
day.
Mrs. Lucy Trask and daughter Miss
Mable were In Ann Arbor Monday and
Tuesday making arrangements for the COM
ing year when Miss Trask will enter the
University.
j. FL. Robbins and wife, DIR. Jopling and
family, Mrs. j. II. Robbins, ST., the Mas
tiers Benny and Bert Robbins and ]. ID.
Priest are camping and fishing at Parker
Park this week.
Prof. Franklin White, of Boston, return
ed home Monday, after few days visit
with his old friend, George Griffith. The
early departure for Europe of quartette of
which Prof. White has had charge, obliged
him to cut his Owosso visit short.
Fl. s. Hall, formerly of Ovid, now stew
ard of the Iona House of Correction, shook
hands with Owosso friends Tuesday. Mr..
Hall was very careful to shake hands only
with his left hand, as his right was too near
a cannon cracker when it exploded the
day before.
Howard l. Crawford expects to leave
Monday for Lake Geneva, Wis, where he
will attend the Y. M. G. A. training school
for the coming five weeks. He has been
engaged to take up the work of physical
director for the Owosso Y. Nj. c. A. upon
his return. having already shown his fitness
for the work by his work In the Association
the past winter and spring. Mr.. Crawford
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