The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-05
Oakley.

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| Oakley.
Miss Ahern, of Chicago, was the guest
of Oakley friends few days recently
Mary, the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Irwin, died Wednesday OF
CASTRO entritis. The funeral was held
Thursday at 5 p. m. from st. Michael's
| church and interment made in st.
MichaeFs cemetery-Geo. Flynn, of
Saginaw, was in town couple of days
last week-The family of H. S. Nc
Keeby are having their share of acct
dents by getting burned. AS stated last
week one of the children was burned by
gunpowder; recently another child was
burned by lamp and Mr.. McKeeby was
also burned about the forehead and
breast by hot water-Miss Pearl See,
of Bay City, was the guest of Oakley
friends few days last Week.-Mrs.
Minnie Bronson, of whose serious ILL
ness we have previously made mention,
died Wednesday morning at about 3
o'clock of consumption, aged II years
The deceased had been sick for some
time but was at one time so far recover
ed that all had hopes that she would get
well. The funeral was held Saturday
at 2 o'clock p. m. at the NJ. E. church
and the remains laid at rest in Oakgrove
cemetery-W. V. Spencer returned re-
Gently from three months visit with
his brother up north--Mr and Mrs.
Lin Kirby, of Owosso, attended the
funeral of Miss Minnie Bronson, Satur-
day; also Mr. and Mrs. Will Kirby, of
Saginaw--Chas. Teachout went to
Owosso, Friday, to set up merry-go-
round for r. n. Parshall to be in readi-
ness for Labor Day-Floyd Teachout
was in Owosso, Friday and Saturday
Rev. Seelhoff's horse was quite sick
Saturday from eating paris green
Mr.. and Mrs G. d. Lansing recently en-
tertained their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Soules, of Springport. She
is the Mrs. Louise Soules so often men
toned in the Christian Advocate who
with her own means supports mission
airy school and also helps educate many
young minister's. Wickham was in
Flushing, Saturday-TheO Oakley boys
are having their ups and downs at play.
ing ball. They went up against the
real thing at Montrose, Saturday. Score
Is and 10 in favor of Montrose
Elmer Retain, Of Owosso, visited in Oak
ley over Sunday-The rain that came
Sunday was probably the most welcome
shower we have had this season. The
farmers had begun to complain that it
was getting dry--Dr. Gould and John
Burns, of West Haven, met with mis-
hap here Sunday evening. AS they
were turning around in front of H.
Wickham's place they ran upon the
bank at the side of the street and the
buggy turned completely bottom side
up with the doctor under the rig. The
top was demolished and other damage
done to the vehicle. They borrowed
j. b. Hoffman's lantern and forgot to
bring it bach-Mrs. w. B. Thomas re-
turned Friday from three weeks visit
with her son Roy at Chicago-Del
Potter was i'll Midland county recently
looking after his farm there--A large
crowd took the train here Monday morn
ing for Owosso, 1877 tickets being sold
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Lansing enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. G. n. Shirreff of
Chesaning, Sunday--Mrs. Harry
Montgomery has been granted teach
ers' certificate and will teach in District
No. 5, of Brady-Some of our sports
men attended the clay pigeon shoot at
Henderson, Monday-Lee Shirreff, of
Chesaning, was the guest of his cousin,
Ray Lansing, few days this week
The Bradfsh family have moved to st.
Charles where he will work in the mines
Miss Myrtle Drumm went to De-
troit the first of the week for visit
with friends-Rev. Seelhoff and wife
will entertain the Ladies Aid Wednes.
day, Sept. 10. Everybody invited
Thomas Brennan, of Saginaw, was OH
our streets Tuesday-The NJ. A. Crane
stock of general merchandise changed
hands this week, having been sold to
Bert Fillinger, of Owosso-Dan Ar.
thur, Of Henderson, was in town Tues.
day. It is rumored that Dan will again
take charge of the elevator here--Mrs.
Jay Chamberlin was in Owosso, Tues.
day, called by the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Gute--Mr. and
Mrs. F. w. Pearce, of Owosso, were in
Oakley. Tuesday.