The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-09

Personal Mention.
Miss Lizzie Todd is In Detroit for short
visit.
Odell Chapman was in Detroit on BUSH
ness yesterday.
Geo. M. Dewey spent Sunday and Mon
day In the city.
+. FL. Watson was at Lapeer on legal
business Tuesday.
Allen Bricker, of Detroit. was guest Of
Owosso friends Monday.
Miss Marie jackson, is spending a ten
days vacation In Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Jay ID. Foster has returned from an
extended outing at Bay View.
Mrs. S. e. Mullen is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. r. Foster, of FentOn.
Miss Mamie Scheurmann. of Saginaw,
is the guest of Miss Hattie Oliver
Miss Winnie Townsend has been confined
to the house this week by sickness
Louis Deal left Tuesday for ten days
visit at Niagara Falls, and Toronto.
Lee Todd is home from Boston. combin-
ing business trip with home visit.
j. w. Hibbard left Wednesday evening
for brief business trip to New York.
Editor Thos. K. Heddle, of Perry, was
caller at THE TIMES Office, Wednesday.
G. l.. Putt, Of Toledo, and his son, Clark,
of St. Johns, were in the city Wednesday.
A. T. Wright has returned to Ypsilanti
to continue his studies in the State Normal.
Arthur Byerly is back at Osburn & Sons.
after short vacation enforced by sickness.
Mrs. Jackson and Miss Della jackson re.
turned to their home in Ypsilanti, Mon
day.
Miss Bertha Fowler went to Elk Rapids
Tuesday to resume her school work in that
city.
Mrs. N. Montross, of Saginaw, visited
her daughter, Mrs. f. G. Achard, the first
of the week.
Mrs. K. b. Dewey and daughter. Miss
Hannah, are expected home tomorrow from
their western trip
Miss Nellie Norcross attended the we'd
ding of her friend. Miss Gertrude Eaton, In
OVID, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Gardner and her son. Orderly
Sergeant Will Gardner went to st. Johns
Monday for visit.
j. II. Calkins was down from PincOnning
a part of the week, looking after business
interests connected with the fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Ash spent Monday
in Toledo with the formers brother. Mrs.
Ash will remain for some time.
John Cooper, of Flint, engineer of the
water works at that city, is visiting his
brother, Lyman Cooper, in this city.
Rudolph Tick returned to his work in
Toledo Monday after very brief visit with
his parents and with the comrades of his
brother Louie.
E. G. Van Ness started Monday for Chi.
cagO gong via New Buffalo where he will
call on Fred Kamm who has recently suf-
fered relapse and is still very low. Mr..
Van Ness will be absent all the week.
Dana Seeley, who is now connected with
the l. FL. Detwiler Co.'s real estate and
loan Office In Toledo, is visiting his parents
south of the city and friends in the city
this week.
Mrs. o. G. Seelye and two sons left yes
terday for Grand Rapids where Mr. Seelye
went last week. They were unable to
secure possession of their own house at
present, which made 1t necessary for Mr.
Seelye to secure another before taking his
family on.
Charles Lee Watson who has been study
ing law in Watson & Chapman's office for
the past year returned Monday evening
| from Ann Arbor where he has been attend
ing the sessions of the summer law school.
He will remain here until the university
opens this fall. Mr.. Watson graduated
from the literary department of the univer-
/ sity in 1897. He secured years credit for
the work he did in the Office and in the sum-
mer school.
Miss Mabel Ferry has made four
months engagement with the G. M. Parker
Concert Co., of Brooklyn, N. Y, and will
travel with them in the New England
States as their violin soloist. The other
members of the company comprise ladies'
quartette and lady elocutionist All who
have heard Miss Ferry play have no doubts
whatever as to her ability to satisfy and
charm the most exacting New England
music critics. Her friends wish her great