The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-23

Miss Nellie Carpenter spent Sunday in
Ovid.
L. F. Estes of St. Johns, is in the city
today.
Miss Lulu Gilbert is in Jackson for two
weeks visit.
Cyrus Reimer was in jackson yesterday
on business.
Richard Fizzell was in Elsie Wednesday
visiting friends.
F. W. Pierce has been appointed post
master at Oakley.
Miss Gertrude Vosburg, of Morrice, is a
guest of Mrs. Mary Barnes.
Fred Warner, of Linden, was the guest
OF Owosso friends Monday.
II. r. Lowrey, of Laingsburg, was In the
city Wednesday on business,
DIR. NJ. b. Peters goes to Hamilton, On.
tario, Tuesday, for short visit.
Miss May Marsh and brother Bonnie left
yesterday for visit at Cadillac.
Samuel Sweat and wife returned Monday
from two weeks outing at Linden.
Mike Phillips returned Tuesday from a
| few days visit at Detroit and Pontiac.
ii. p. Wllover has fine new house
ready for plastering on north Water street.
| Miss Mary Kaltenback, of Middleborough,
Ky, is the guest Of Miss Nellie Densmore.
Miss Laura Gilbert returned Tuesday
from st. Clair where she has been visiting.
Mrs. Will lngersoll has returned to De-
troit from her visit with Mrs. James Bart
rem.
Postmaster Charles Lawrence left We'd
nesday for ten days fishing trip at Crystal
Lake.
| Warren Roberts, of Detroit, visited his
parents on Mulberry street the first of the
week.
Mrs. G. S. Ensminger and Miss Edith
Hartshorn returned from their eastern trip
Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Palmer is visiting Ann Arbor
relatives and will spend the balance of the
summer there
gMr. and Mrs Frank Smith are spending
short time on their farm in Rush with
their son Fred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Todd drove to st.
Johns Sunday to spend the day with Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Allison.
Mrs. A. f. Currey is entertaining her
cousins the Misses Ollie Nichols and Min
ME Heniman, of Lansing, this week,
Arthur SLanafelt, of Canton, Ohio, left
Wednesday after weeks visit with his
aunt, Mrs. Shanafelt, of north Pine street.
Master Homer Palmer is visiting his
| grandparents at Norville, Jackson county,
where he will spend the rest of the vacation.
Miss Mary Lynch was called home from
Detroit Tuesday by the illness of her father,
Ed ward Lynch, who lives west of the city.
E. Z. Taylor who has been superinten-
dent of the Reed City schools during the
past year is visiting his mother during the
vacation.
Miss Ivah Malisky left Monday evening
for Durand where she visited until Tuesday
and then went to Port Huron for a two
weeks visit.
E. ID. Briggs goes to Williamson tomor-
row morning to stay until Monday night
with his family who are already there
visiting relatives.
Bert Densmore, Parker and Harry
Palmer, and Frank and Harry Matlock
camped at Linden for three days, returning
the first of the week.
Miss Mate Chaplin is guest at Morris
Southard's, where she will make an extend
ed visit before returning to Ypsllanti where
she graduates next year.
| Miss Winifred Sunderlin, of Lansing, was
the guest of Miss Mary Fitzpatrick last
night. They left this morning for Detroit
| to visit friends for week.
| Miss Minnie Daniels and Miss Ora Shana-
felt left yesterday for Bay View. They
will spend their vacation there but will also
visit other northern places of interest.
M. II. Seeley and family are entertaining
Miss Hettie Seeley and neice Ethel of Gil
max, and Mrs. Daniel Pifer and daughter
Lucy, of Selma, Ohio, at their farm this
week.
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