The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-20

A ID. Whiope returned Wednesday from
three days business trip to Gladwin
county.
Miss Irene Si.kels returned TO her home
In Elsie Monday after visit with Owosso
friends.
Miss Mabel Orr returned Saturday from
Caro- where she has been making an EXTEND
ed visit.
Mrs. John Chadwick, of Marion, Is visit
Ing her brother, Ira Miller, of North Wash
ington street.
Geo. M. Dewey Jr., was home from Lam
sing fiom Saturday evening until Wedpes-
day morning.
Miss Gertrude Smith has returned to
Owosso from Valparaiso and is the guest of
Miss Edith Frieseke.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. House, of Park
street, expect to leave Monday for an outing
In northern Michigan.
Charles Howe and family have returned
TO Linden, after a ten days visit with Owos-
SO relatives and friends.
James Walters, travelling freight agent
for the M. K. T. Ry., was in the city We'd
nesday looking after business.
The Misses Elsie lord and Matte Red
mond. Of Byron, visited at the home of DR..
B. s. Knapp the first of the week
Charles K. Rigley went to Detroit Wed
nesday morning to attend the meetings OF
the National Bankers Association.
Howard 1. Crawford returned Wednes-
day from Chicago and Lake Geneva, WIS,
after an absence of about seven weeks.
Rev. John Schmaus was called to Balm
bridge, Berrien county, Tuesday evening by
a dispatch announcing the death of his sons
wife.
Miss Margaret K. Smith returned Saturday
from Big Rapids where she has been at
tending the Ferris Industrial school since
April.
Mrs. K. o. Dewey left yesterday for New
York to spend several weeks at Shelter
Island Heights with her brother, A. G.
Williams.
Mrs. G. De w. Brewer, of South Haven,
was called to this city Saturday evening by
the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. c.
A. Osburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas ID. Stewart went to
Detroit Monday evening. Mr.. Stewart at
tended the meeting of the National Bank
ers' Association.
Mrs. ID. M. Estey and Mrs. o. B. Estey
and children left Tuesday to make visit
with the formers daughter, Mrs. j. NJ
Bryson, of Battle Creek,
Ii. G. Newton and wife, of River street,
will spend next week in northern Michigan,
near Rondo, where Mr.. Newton will look
after his lumber interests.
Ernest II. Jacobs returned Monday eve
ming from Ann Arbor and will be at home
the remainder of the vacation, occupying
part of his time with the school census.
Rev. Carey V. Northrop, of Wooster,
Ohio, has been secured again for the Baptist
pulpit Sunday. Mr.. Northrop was well
liked by all who heard him two weeks ago,
E. p. underwater M. c. agent at the
junction is unable to be at his post this
week. He is troubled with appendicitis
which has been aggravated this week by
bowel trouble.
John Hughes, physical director of the
Saginaw Y. NJ. c. A., stopped in Owosst
Saturday and Sunday to visit his parents
He was on his way back from the Lake
Geneva training school.
d. S. Stratton, of this city, and p. p
Stratton, of Bowling Green, Ohio. returned
from Frankfort Tuesday evening. Mr.
, p. p. Stratton and family ere stoppinl
, over for short visit in this city.
Lawrence K. Gould returned Wednesda,
: evening from Ann Arbor where he ha
been attending the sessions of the summe
school of the university. Lawrence ha
been doing good work and is prepare
better than ever for entering the universit
proper In the fall.
4. Louis Flickinger returned Wednesda,
evening from short vacation trip durn
which he went as far west as st. Louis
Mo-, combining business with pleasure
Mr.. Flckinger says the effects of the gres
tornado are still to be seen on every han
in st. Louis, and many of the freaks of tn
r storm seem truly wonderful.