The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-05-22
Oakley.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Beers We're the
guests of friends in Corunna one day
recently-Mrs. John Marshall, of
Chesaning, visited in Oakley last Thurs
day-Messrs. c. J. Teachout, Nj. NJ
Teachout and Horace Young We're in
Owosso, last Thursday-One of An
drew Tottinghams children took a
quantity of carbohc acid Saturday. DIR.
O'Rourke was called and as much as
possible relieved the child's sufferings
It's mouth and tongue were badly burn
ed Luckily it swallowed none of the
poison-Miss Minnie Williams, of
New Haven, was the guest of Miss
Maud Beardsley over Sunday-W b..
Mickle was in Owosso, Saturday-Geo
Chamberlain was in Owosso, Saturday
Mrs. Helen Demunn was in Owosso
Saturday-Miss Maud Beardsley en-
I tertained a friend from Battle Greek,
oyer Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Fillinger entertained her father, Satur-
day night-Fred Gibson, of Racy, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Douglas,
S aturday-Dennis Mccartney was in
Corunna Saturday, summoned by the
serious illness of his brother-E. B.
Koyne was called to Detroit Sunday by
the death of his sister-A very pretty
home wedding occurred Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hill, when their eldest
daughter, Miss Sebra, was united in
marriage to Mr. Monroe Towne, of
Chesaning After the guests had as
sembled Mrs. B B. Finley began playing
the wedding march, and Immediately
the bridal party marched to the parlor
and took their places on white rug be-
fore an embankment of lace beautifully
trimmed with holly, and under hand
some wedding bell Rev. Wallace then
came forward and spoke the happily
chosen words using the impressive ring
service in performing the ceremony.
They were attended By Miss Laura
Court, of Lansing, and Mr.. Frank Hill,
brother Of the bride. The bride was
chariningly gowned in white and car
ried boquet Of white carnations. The
groom wore conventional black. After
congratulations bountiful three course
supper was served to the guests, about
seventy-tive in number which did great
credit to those who prepared it. Mr..
Towne is one of Chesanings most popu-
lar young men being engaged in the
laundry business at that place and his
bride is one of the most highly esteemed
young ladies of this place. They will
begin housekeeping soon in their own
home at Chesaning The many beauti-
full presents testify to the esteem in
which these young people are held and
the best wishes Of their many friends
go with them through lifes journey
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs Towne, of Chesaning father
and mother of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hill, of Lansing, brother and
sister-in-law of the bride, Miss Laura
Court of Lansing, Mrs Thomas Bren-
nan and daughter, of Saginaw, and Mr.
Henry Mickle of Detroit Mr. and
Mrs. A. Beers left Monday morning for
weeks visit at Merrill, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Sylvester, of that
place B. 3. Finley is going out of the
grocery business here and is Offering his
entire stock at greatly reduced price
Il. Y. Howell was up north on q
fishing trip over Sunday-A party of
boys bent on mischief recently visited
John Ryan's place under cover of dark
ness and tipped over several bee hives
destroying the bees Brady's share of
the June apportionment of primary
money was S32S 20-Mr and Mrs.
Herbert Ward visited in Owosso, Mon
day---G. d. Lansing was in Chesan-
ing, Monday A carload of coal min
ing machinery has arrived here from
st. Charles 1t will be taken to West
Haven where the mine formerly worked
will be reopened-H. Wickham has
recently built wire chicken park six
feet high and forty four feet square
Mrs. Ed. Current, of Fergus visited her
parents here the first of the week.
The boiler at the stone crusher is in
need of repairs and had to be closed
down. Frank Pickles will furnish
power until necessary repairs can be
made-School closes this week with a
picnic on the school grounds, Saturday
with the close of this school year.
Miss Marrel Wickham has attended
school two consecutive years without
being either absent or tardy--Paul
Teachout was in Owosso, Tuesday.
Charles M. Hamper has nine divorce
cases ready for trial at this term of the
circuit court. The papers in several
others will be drawn this week.