The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-05

j. @. Shattuck and family left wednes
day for an outing at Mona Lake, Muskegon
Miss Alice Cooper went to Frankfor
Tuesday to spend her vacation with her sis
ter, Nina.
j. 8. Haggart and Il. s. Hadsall left
Tuesday for Crystal and Plat lakes for q
few days fishing.
City Attorney Hadsall made a business
trip for the city to Chicago, Saturday. re-
turning Tuesday.
Master Clare and Miss Gracia Billiard
left Tuesday to visit st. Johns relatives for
one or 70 weeks.
Robert Hershey, Charles Blanchard and
Floyd Blair went to Crystal Lake Monday
to camp out for week.
Miss Edith Frieseke has returned home
from Ypsilanti where she has been attend.
ing the summer normal.
Andy Geek is assisting in his brothers.
barber shop during the absence of one of
the BARRIERS on his vacation.
Mrs. Fred Webber and children left
Wednesday to make a visit of week or ten
days in Detroit and Cleveland.
Elba McCarty, of Saginaw, was guest
of his uncle, Cuyle Youngs and other Owos-
so relatives the first OF the week.
Niles Virgins returned home from Tray.
erse City Tuesday evening, after spending
few days in that pleasant resort.
Mrs. H. G. Kishpaugh who. has been
visiting Mrs. Geo. Detwiler, returned to her
home near Chesaning Wednesday.
Fred and Ed Hohisel, now of Saginaw,
but at one time in the jewelry business in
this city. are visiting friends in the city.
Miss Edna Osborn accompanied by little
Miss Nita Lohnes left Wednesday for
visit of week or ten days In Saginaw.
Miss Eta Williams reached home this
morning from the trip to Tacoma and Seat
tie with the Michigan Press Association.
Mrs. George Baldwin and guest. Mrs. j.
K. Taylor, of Leavenworth, Kas., went to
Cleveland Wednesday for a weeks visit.
Arthur Byerly is taking his vacation from
Osburn & Sons, and is spending few days
with his folks on the family homestead in
Bennington.
Tom Tubbs has returned from Grand
Rapids where he has been for the past
month, assisting at the Woodland Furniture
Works sales room.
Mrs. A. M. Hume and Miss Flo Webster
were in Durand Wednesday morning, look
ing after the Congregational excursion to
Detroit next Tuesday.
John G. Hochstadt, an old resident of
South west Owosso, now of Detroit, has
been spending few days in the city return
ing to Detroit Wednesday.
w. ID. Murray and son John started Tues
day morning for bicy Gle trip to Cass Lake
near Pontiac. They will take their time
and make the trip by easy stages.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Clapp left Wednes-
day morning for ten days visit with the
formers mother at Montague, Mass. They
will stop in New York and Boston on their
return trip.
0. d. Coldwell, of Detroit, was in the
city Tuesday to consult Geo. T. Mason
relative to the plans for the annual re-
union of the 18th Mich. Cavalry to be held
here Oct. s.
The Mesdames l. G. and A. L Curry are
visiting at their old home in Fenton this
week. A. l.. Curry who went to Flint to-
day will also make short visit there before
returning home.
Albert Sears, who with his family has
been visiting at the home Of Lyman Cooper
returned to Flint Tuesday to pack up his
house hold goods preparatory to moving to
this city at once.
l.. w. Bcrnes, of Byron, was in the city
Tuesday enroute to Grand Rapids to attend
a meeting of the executive committee of the
State Fair Association. Mr.. Barnes reports
z God crops of all kinds in his locality.
Ora Maxtead known among his friends
better by the nickname Of Felix, started for
Grand Rapids Wednesday on two weeks
vacation. He will take trip about the
lakes after a visit in the furniture city.
II. Fl. Butler and family, who had their
visit with their uncle George Carpenter and
other relatives in this vicinity SO badly brok-
en- up by the drowning Of their child
returned to their home in Westfeld, N. j.
wednesday.
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