The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-13


Mrs. Zenas Ross went to Frankfort Tues
day morning with her little daughter to take
a weeks outing.
John Turner, of the Ann Arbor R'y off,
ces at Durand. was In the city calling on
friends yesterday.
Mrs. j. s. Perry, of Frankfort, and Miss
Geller, of Toledo, are guests at w. A. Rich
ardson's this week.
Mrs. j. j. McCarty, of Ann Arbor. and
Miss Ethel Putnam, of Durand, are guests
at Thomas Carmody's.
Miss Ida Mccormick, of st. Thomas, Can
ada, was a guest at DR.. McCormick's from
Friday until Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Richardson returned Tuesday
from months visit in Toronto, Rochester
and other eastern places.
The Misses Laura WEIGH and Nellie
jerks, of Ovid, were guests of Miss Grace
Hatch part of the week.
Miss Minnie McAuliff left Tuesday to
make visit with friends in Cleveland, De-
troit, and Canadian points.
Miss Etheline ellison leaves Monday on
her summer vacation. going to Detroit, Buff
falo, and other eastern points.
Mrs. G. f. North returned Wednesday
morning from Hubbardston where she at
tended the wedding of niece.
Miss Maggie Byerly and George Byerly
returned from their trip to Petoskey and
Mackinaw the first of the week.
Mrs. A. M. Eaton, of Ovid. was called to
Owosso Tuesday on account of the sickness
of her brother, Eugene Southworth.
Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey and daughter, Miss
Hannah, leave next week for Redfeld,
South Dakota, to visit the formers sister.
A. b. Billiard and wife, of Saginaw, are
expected today to make a short visit with
his brother, w. E. Billiard and his family.
Fred Clark. who with his family is spend
ing some time visiting Mrs. Clark's parents
near Chesaning, was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Horace Tucker and son Master Louis
Tucker, of st. Johns, spent the first half of
the week with her brother, j. ID. Estes, of
this city.
f. b. Orvis, of Pontiac, formerly stu
dent at Olivet but now of Amherst, was q
guest of w. ID. Fitzpatrick Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Mcclure and two sons,
of Durand, were guests of Mrs. McGuire's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carmody. part
of the week.
E. e. Taylor has been spending a part
of the week in Ann Arbor with his wife
and her relatives. Mrs. Taylor is spending
the summer there.
P. P. Stratton and family, of Bowling
Green, Ohio, were guests at B. s. STATIONS,
Wednesday night and yesterday, on their
way to Crystal Lake.
Miss Nellie Densmore received painful
sprain of an ankle on alighting from the d.
& M. train at the Junction, Saturday even
ing on her return from Linden.
The Misses Nina Broad and Helen Duff
returned last evening from their eastern Wis
1t. Lee Todd, now of Boston, returned
with them and will visit his parents In this
city.
Miss Bertha Travis, of Elsie, was the
guest of Miss Blanche Doolittle Wednesday
and Thursday. Last evening both went to
Elsie, where Miss Doolittle will make a
short visit.
r. o. Austin, principal of the Saline
schools, who is spending the summer vaca-
ton at his home in Morrice. is visiting the
institute at Corunna and calling on friends
in that city and Owosso this week.
Secy. Van Ness went to Chicago yester
day to meet his mother who is on the way
back from three months visit with her
daughter Mrs. Harry Clapp, of Cripple
Creek, Colo. He expects to be back tomor-
row evening.
Miss Gertrude Smith graduated yesterday
from the Valparaiso Normal School, of Val
paraisO, Ind. In contest open to the
members of the graduating class held last
week Wednesday, she won gold medal by
her superior work in music.
Alvah Bailey returned Wednesday even
ing from Au Sable where he has been pas
tor of the Baptist church. He expects to
remain in the city until September when he
will leave for Hamilton, N. Y, to enter the
theological seminary at that place.