The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-07-30

Samuel Willis returned to his mill at
Thompsonvllle, the first of the week, after a
few days visit with Mrs. Willis.
Mrs. Thomas Carmody and daughter,
Miss May Carmody, returned the first of
the week from visit at Durand.
The Misses Alice and Florence Atwood,
of Caro-, are guests at o. l.. Sprague's and
will make two weeks visit here
Miss Clara Wertz. OF Bastle Creek, left
for Grand Rapids, Wednesday. after visit
with Mrs Fred Dodge, of this city.
Miss Mary Holleran is taking her an
nusl vacation from Osburn q Sons store,
and is spending the week in Detroit.
s. W. Ferguson, of Ovid, who travels for
New Hampshire granite firm, was in the
city Monday calling on Rollin Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Curry drove over
from Fenton Sunday and remained until
Tuesday with their sons, l. G. and A. l..
Curry.
Miss Nellie Lawrence, of Saginaw, ar
rived in the city Wednesday for two
weeks visit at the home Of Postmaster
Lawrence.
/ VIM. Ii. Trip and family went to st.
Johns Wednesday, Mr.. Trip for visit of
three days, Mrs. Trip and children for a
longer visit.
Miss Gertrude Layton left yesterday for
Jackson, where she will make a short visit
on her way back to Omaha, Neb., after q
months visit in this city.
| j. A. Brown, of Huntingdon, Pa the
representative of the OwOsso Casket Works
in Pennsylvania, was a caller at the home
office in this city Monday.
Prof. w. j. McKone, of Mason, was in
the city Tuesday and Wednesday arranging
with Commissioner Bristol for the Teach.
ers Institute, August Ola.
The Misses Cora and Mae McCaul are
expected home tomorrow from Ontario,
where they have been visiting since the Ep.
worth convention at Toronto.
Mrs. E. M. Hopkins and four children
are visiting at II. E. Galusha's. They are
on their way home to Saginaw, after an
outing at Twin Lakes, Wisconsin.
G. Il. Archer and daughter Bertha, of
Flint, were in the city Monday and Tuesday
visiting at Alvin Evens' and attending the
reception to Rev. and Mrs. Matteson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Christian, Lee, and
Master Calvin Bentley left Wednesday via
the Ann Artor for Fouch Landing, near
Traverse City, to enjoy an outing in that
region.
M. II. Reynolds returned Wednesday
evening from Worthing, S. Dakota, where
he left little grand daughter, who arrived
at the home of his daughter last week
Wednesday.
Ernest Ii. Jacobs has returned to Anu
Arbor where he will spend the most of the
remainder of the summer, working on the
installment of the electric lighting plant or
the University grounds.
Rev. j. X. Reitzel, of Chicago, spen
Wednesday in the city with his man!
friends, being entertained at the HON,
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Woodland, He left
Thursday morning for Bay View, where b,
gives two lectures on the Assembly course
Mr.. Reitzel is busy most of the time on th,
lecture platform.
Waldo Holman lett Monday for bust
ness trip to Ohio and Kentucky. He ha
been at Corunna during most Of his summer
vacation looking after the business inter
est of his father, the late Chas. Holman
1t was Charles Holman's wish that his of
fee business be closed out, and Waldo
Holman was appointed executor with thi:
purpose In view.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Parker have re.
turned from New York, where Mr.. Parker
has assisted his brother in the care OF his
business interests for the last two years.
They will again make their home in this
city. Mr.. Parker returned Saturday, but
Mrs. Parker remained at linin, Ohio, &c
visit their daughter, Mrs. G. f. Williams,
In company with whom she arrived Wednes.
day evening. Mr.. Williams, who is rector
of the Episcopal church at Tiffin, is expect
ed next week to spend his vacation in this
city. On their way home Mr.. and Mrs
Parker also made brief visit with theil
son, Will p. Parker, who has good posi-
ton with a Plttsburg bridge company.
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