The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-06-13
Oakley.


Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hosley, of Howell,
were guests of w. H. Beardsley's over
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs James Agnew,
of Henderson, spent Sunday with Mr..
Agnew's parents. Citerly had the
third operation performed on his eye
Miss Maude Beardsley closed
a very successful school year at New
Haven Center, Friday, with a picnic
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill, of Ian
sing, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
John Hill-Miss Maid Smith, of Bay
City, will spend the remainder of the
summer at Oakley-Mrs. j. c. Drake
left Thursday for an extended visit in
Lansing, Olivet, Battle Creek and other
points-Mrs. John Hill is seriously i'll
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Marshall and
son Jay, left Saturday for Marquette.
Mrs. Marshall being delegate to the l..
o. r. M. convention at that place
Mrs. Bert Smith and children, of Bay
City, are visiting her sister Mrs. Will
Gorman-Mrs. w. w. Burgess, of
Saginaw, was in Oakley. Saturday,
bringing her little granddaughter, Fern
Finley, with her--Mr. and Mrs Ed
Estey, who have been in Henderson for
short time, returned to Oakley Friday
to live with the latter's parents-A
large number of men, women and chill
dren commenced working in the sugar
beets, Monday-Mr. Will German, be-
ing delegate to the K. o. T. NJ. con-
vention, left Saturday for Marquette
Joe Robinson, of Montrose, was in
town, Sunday-The Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Arnold Miller, June 1s.
All are invited-Mr. Will Marshall
and Miss Allie Parshall closed very
successful year of school Friday, with a
picnic-Mr. L. G. Huffman, nephew
of Mrs. J. Citerly, has gone to Otter Lake
to take charge of telegraph Office at
that place-Mr. and Mrs. Milo Crane,
of Henderson, attended the graduating
exercises at the church, Friday evening.
The graduates were Miss Carney, Miss
Demun and Miss Sells-Mrs. Harriet
Chapel, who has been visiting her sons
a. Frederick and Standish, returned
home Friday evening-O. |. Merrill
spent Sunday with his family-The
Ladies Aid, which met with Mrs. Wick
ham last Wednesday, was success,
the proceeds being $3.45-Mrs. Harry
Montgomery was the guest of Mrs. Edd
Bunting, the first of the week.-Mrs..
Robert Tobias and children visited in
st. Charles, last week.-Mrs.. and Mrs.
Tobias, and W. T. Eagan attended the
circus at Saginaw, Wednesday-Mr
and Mrs. Miles Munger have settled
their domestic difficulties and have con-
cluded to try the battle of life together
again--Several of our young people
attended the Wallace shows at Owosso,
Monday-The Oakley public school
held its first commencement exercises
Friday evening, at the NJ. E. church
with two graduates in the class of 1902,
Misses Myrtle Demund and Minnie
Sells. Miss Agnes Carney, graduate
of the Brady Center, school, was also
present and received her diploma at the
exercises. A fine program was prepared
and was well executed, the only disap-
pointment being the absence of J. G..
Naffe, county school commissioner,
who was expected to present the
diplomas. Rev. Nixon, of Chesaning,
delivered fine address. Miss Wilson,
of Chesaning, sang two beautiful solos.
In behalf of the pupils of the school,
Miss Hettie Spencer in very appropri-
ate manner presented to Prin. w. J..
Marshall a handsome rocker and to Miss
Allie Parsha1l beautiful foot stool.
Altogether it was very pleasant &C.
casion, which we hope will be repeated
with each school year-Dr. Lamb, of
Owosso, was called to attend Mrs J..
Hill, Monday evening. Mrs. Hill is
quite sick with eye trouble-Several
new village ordinances have been drawn
up by the prosecuting attorney and sub
mitted to the council for their ac-
centance