The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1897-01-22


@. A. Conner Is In Detroit on business.
Geo. Gray has been In Detroit during tn,
week.
Mrs. &C. Gregory is suffering from tn,
grippe.
Miss Nellie Norcross is visiting friends in
Detroit.
Miss Lena Fox, of Perry, spent Sunday
in Owosso.
Hugo Wesener spent Sunday in Saginaw
with his son.
Miss Tlllotson and Miss Gail Smith are
in Cairo, Egypt.
A telephone has been placed in the store
of w. e. Collins.
FL. FL. Stever will attend the bicycle show
in Chicago, next week.
W. ID. Fitzpatrick was home from the
University over Sunday.
Rev. P. j. Slane is in New York, called
by the death of sister.
Miss Cora Ball is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Ball, at Frankfort.
P. M. Roth left for Detroit, Wednesday,
to be gone about ten days.
A. Il. Northway did business for Todd g.
Co., in st. Louis, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fl. R. Cole is entertaining her moth
or, Mrs. Mccarthy, of Ovid.
Grant North, of Woodland & North, is
again able to be at the store.
Mrs. A. M. Bentley and son returned
from Shortsvllle, N. Y, Tuesday.
Supervisor Trowbridge and wife, of An
trim, were in the city, Wednesday.
Byron Knapp came home from the Uni
versity Saturday, on account of sickness.
Moreau Peck, of Chicago, spent Sunday
with his parents on North Washington st.
Louis Hall, of Hail Bros. is able to sit
up and expects to be at the store next week.
Mrs. P. M. Rowell returned Wednesday
from visit with Mrs. Labadie, at Detroit.
Mrs. j. W. Simmons is somewhat i'm.
proved this morning, but is still very sick.
DR.. j. d. Crum will attend the Masonic
grand lodge to be held in Saginaw next
week.
Rev. FIR. Slane was called to New York
the first of the week by the death of his
sister.
Jas. K. Clark is spending the week on the
road looking up orders for the Estey Car
rage Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Deckert left yester-
day for Dexter to attend the funeral OF
relative.
Fred Edwards left Monday for st. Louis
to take treatment for rheumatism at the
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Williams, of Denver,
COL, are expected soon to make visit at G.
S. Williams.
Geo. Quinn, of Cleveland Ohio, left for
home, Monday, after visit with his uncle,
A. K. Giles.
Alderman S. Lamfrom has been in Cleve-
land this week looking after his property
interests there.
Jas. S. Lowery returned Saturday from a
two months visit with friends in and near
Ont.
j. b. K. Castree and DR.. A. M. Hume at
tended the grand chapter r. A. M. held at
Saginaw this week.
Mrs. c. M. Lewis suffered stroke of
paralysis yesterday, and was in critical
condition during the day.
Mrs. o. T. Rose is spending the week at
her home IN Petersburg, where she was
called by the sickness of a sister.
Mrs. Samuel Henderson, of Oakley, was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brooks, north Adams St., over Sunday.
M. ii. Reynolds has been in the western
part Of the state this week attending TO
State Sunday School Association business.
l.. p. Gould left on Monday evening for
Chicago, where he expects to accept posi-
ton with Eugene Hutchins, formerly of
this city.
Mrs. ID. w. Waters returned Friday
from an extended visit In New York City,
where her sister, Miss Lena Gregory is
studying music.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Kenyon, of Sha-
wassee, spent Sunday in the city with their
daughter, Mrs. r. Smalley.
K. T. Dandy, representing the johnson
Baking Co., and George Reynolds, repre-
senting d. r. Salisbury, are making trips
this week.
Miss Hath's room atlthe Emerson school
was closed Wednesday on account of the
prevalence of measles-but seven pupils out
of fifty-four enrolled being present.
Pres. Ralph. of the Traction Co., spent
Tuesday in Lansing, looking over the cleo
trio light and street car plants. He also
found time to drop in upon the legislature.
e. p. S. Miller writes from Pentwater
that he is slowly recovering his health but
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