The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-13
Oakley.

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in town last week Thursday-Ike Is
mond returned from Houghton Lake
Thursday last. He brought quite a
quantity of nice fish with him and sold
them here-Saginaw parties were in
town recently with veiw to purchas-
ing stone and gravel to be shipped to
Saginaw-Mrs. Phil Mickle entertain
ed her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawes, of Owosso, Thursday and Friday
Mrs. Peter Demun is on the sick
list with rheumatism-W.J j. Marshall
was in Ann Arbor the latter part of last
week-Charles Teachout has bought
of Nora Munger, lots 1 and 2, blk 6, H.
Parshall's Div. village of Oakley
Miss Viola Caldwell is said to be
sick with chicken pox-P. Mickle and
Ike Ismond were in Owosso Friday
Allie Forbes came home from the north
Friday. He expects to go to work for a
telephone company in southern Michigan
soon-Tracy Forbes and Frank Is
mond were in Owosso, Friday-Mrs.
II. Nottingham recently visited relatives
at Durand-Amos and John Parshall
were in Owosso Friday-Grant Derk
is moving to the Girtwood farm. south
of town-Mrs. Drake was in Owosso,
Friday-Mrs. j. E. Jessup has been
quite sick but is better at this writing
J. B. Hoffman recently unloaded a
carload of tile at this station. 1t is to
be used on his farm west of town
Burglars are going the rounds of Oak
ley. On the night of Jan. 31st, they
entered W. T. Eagans hardware store
by knocking out 10x14 glass from a
rear window and took away shot gun,
number of pocket knives and ham
mers, and last Friday night, b. B.
Finley's grocery store was the scene OF
operations; there they secured between
s4. 90 and $500 in pennies, nothin"
else having been missed, 1t y thought
to be the work of local talent-Miss
Myrtle Demun has been obliged to
leave her place at Owosso and return
home on account of the illness of her
mother-B. B. Finley was in Owosso
Saturday-L p. Burrows, of Chesan-
ing, was in town Saturday-Mr. and
Mrs Fred Demunn began ,usekeepA
ing in their new home, atu day
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Tobias were in
Chesaning Saturday-Mr and Mrs.
Jesse Coon, of Flint, visited her PARENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Miller jr. for few
days recently-Tracy Forbes was in
Owosso aturday-Frank Morgan,
who worked last summer for J. Boudot,
was in Oakley, Saturday-MrsJ Jennie
Ferguson was home from Cwosso over
Sunday-Harry Montgomery was
home from Saginaw over Sunday
The heaviest snow storm of the season
struck us Saturday night. Snow shovels
were used freely Sunday-Mrs. j.
Bronson has purchased the house on lot
5, blk. 1, l. S. Bockee's Div from G. j.
Teachout and will move it to lots and
2, blk. H. Parshalls Div,-Ed.
Middaugh was home from Owosso over
Sunday-Chas. and Floyd Teachout
were in the vicinity of Flint the first of
the week to attend the funeral of rela.
tive-Mr Hill, of Leslie, visited his
uncle, Isaac johnson, here recently
He is desirous of purchasing small
farm in this vicinity-Postmaster
Howell has been notified that congress
has made the appropriation for rural
free delivery from Oakley, so there is
now no doubt about getting route
from here in the near future-Per-
haps when Hanna's bill to pension ex-
slaves has been passed, the poor soldier
who is denied a pension on account of a
missing link in his chain of proofs, will
stand a chance to get some compensa.
tion-Jerry Hayes is on the sick list
this week.-Mrs.. Hannah Middaugh,
who has been i'll several weeks is slow
ly convalescing. Her daughter Mrs.
Chas. Bailey, of Owosso has been car
ing for her the past week-Mr. and
Mrs. j. b. Hoffman were in Saginaw
Monday-Wallace Neff, of Owosso.
was in town Tuesday-Mrs. Allie
Hoffman, of Laingsburg, is the guest of
Mrs. Drake this week-Parties who
went to st Charles Tuesday after coal
were obliged to return without it as the
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