The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-12

s. I'll. Whalen was In Plymouth Tuesday
attending the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. T. j. Tubbs went to Oakley Tuesday
to visit her mother who was very sick.
Miss Edith Frieseke returned Saturday
from a visit with Ann Arbor friends.
Chas e. Rgley returned the first of the
week from his New York business trip.
Mrs. ID. NJ Christian returned Saturday
from visit of several weeks in Buffalo.
Mrs. T. ID. Dewey and son George re-
turned from visit in Saranac Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Charlton are NOV
ing into the house at No. 1877 Water sire ct
Miss Pearl Stratton returned home Satur-
day from visit in Bowling Green and
| Toledo.
Miss Luella Britton, of Howell, left for
Lansing Tuesday after few days visit In
the city.
A graphophone and musical enterta in
ment was given In the Spiritualists hall last
evening.
The young ladies sewing club was enter
tanned by Miss Lois Rigley dnesday
afternoon.
G. P. Reynolds and James Cooper re-
turned to their school work at the M. A. y.
Monday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. j. o. Parker entertained
their parents, Mr.. and J. 8. Parker, of
Saginaw, Sunday.
Miss Troy, of the Emerson school, was
compelled to give up her work Tuesday on
account of sickness.
Claud Bentley left Tuesday on his retur n
to Harvey, Ill., after few days visit with
his parents In this city.
w. ID. Lucas has been in Battle Creek a
part of the week visiting his brother who
was in hospital there.
Mrs. F. P. Buck, of st. Johns, was the
guest of her brother, John Collins, in this
city the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Murphy, of Chicago,
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 9. o.
Loring during the week.
Thomas Watson, of the Ann Arbor car
shops, expects to leave for the state of
Washington soon to reside.
Samuel Lowery, of Detroit, formerly OF
The TIMES force, has been the guest OF
Owosso friends this week.
Rev. and Mrs. John Sweet entertained
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD
Sweet, of Flushing, Sunday.
Earl Fuller returned to his studies in the
Lansing school for the blind Monday after
visiting his parents in this city.
Chas. Munson, of Ada street, has been
entertaining his brother Alfred Munson,
of Elk Rapids, during the week.
Miss Mamie Simons returned to her home
in Lansing Tuesday after visit with heI
sister, Mrs. Joe Gerson in this city.
Arthur Grumley has moved back to this
city from the Lingle farm which he has
been working for the past three years.
Mrs. M. A. Grange returned to her home
in Brighton the first of the week after q
visit at the home of Mrs. l.. M. Woodin.
Howard Shanafelt returned to his work
in Marshall the first of the week after
spending week at his home In this city.
Frank Cooper returned to his school work
In the Manistee high school Saturday. He
teaches the sciences of physics and chem
istry.
Some of the members of the Thirtieth u.
s. Volunteers passed through the city
Monday evening on their way home. The
thirtieth has but just returned from the
Philippines.
Mr.. aud Mrs G. ID. Smith, of Corunna,
returned Monday from a visit of seven
weeks in Washington with hon. W. r.
Chappell and wife. Mr.. Smith is very
much improved in health.
Fred Lewis has purchased the interest OF
f. l.. Devereaux in the corner brick grocery
on Main street aud will assist in running
the same in partnership with Bert Gristock
who has already been there for several
weeks.
Miss Helen Elgie, secretary of the
Ypsilanti Y. M. c. A., is expected to
address the young peoples meeting at the
Baptist church Sunday evening. Miss
Egie expects to go to China in the fall for
missionary work.
The Current Topic Club elected the
following officers at its meeting Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hugh
McCurdy in Corunna: President, Mrs. K
f. Dudley; vice president, Mrs. M. Osburn;
secretary, Mrs. A. K. Stever; treasurer,
Mrs. G. ID. Stewart.
Hon. W. X. Chappell, of Corunna, has
been given a promotion In the district of
Columbia service at Washington and now
has an Office position with an increase in
salary. 1t also puts him in line for further
promotion later on. His many Shiawassee
county friends are pleased with his advance.
ment.
Lee II. Retain has received letter from
Henry ID. Shaddeau, of the Ninth u. s.
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