The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-02
Oakley.

Art Root, of Indianapolis. Ind, is visit
ing his mother here at present-Mrs
Geo Cute visited her sister at Saginaw
part of last week-A w Miller Jr,
rural carrier No 1, was on the sick list a
couple Of days recently-Paul Teach
out was in Flint and vicinity part of
last week-Mr and Mrs Chas Teach.
out have returned from a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Boyne City and other northern points
john Armstrong is visiting relatives
in Detroit and it is reported that he is
contemplating moving to that city
Fred Demun was in Owosso Thursday
of last week.-Mrs. Chas Pattee spent
a couple of days with relatives in Sagi-
nav last week-W III Beardsley, of
Perrinton, was in town last Thursday
County Physician Kemp, of Sagi-
nav, was here one day last week in re
gard to Frank Coles sickness. Mr. Cole
was quite low last week but is better
again. Miss McGrath who has been
nursing him has returned to Saginaw
and another nurse has taken her place
john Cook spent Thursday night
with his family at O,wosso-Mrs John
Shreavner visited in Owosso Thursday
Mrs John Haley and daughter
Hazel, of Chesaning, visited her sister
Mrs Tracy Forbes here Friday. Mrs
Forbes who has been sick for some time
is improving-Mr and Mrs VIM
Sterling have been entertaining rela-
tives from Saginaw the past two weeks
&C A Manning was in Owosso, Sat
urday-A social dance was given at
Gute's Hall Friday evening, and the
occasion was enjoyed by those present
Mrs Jennie Showers, of Owosso,
visited her people here Saturday
Emmett Sackrider cut his foot with an
ak Saturday and now has to walk with
cane. Itseems that bad luck is on
Emmet's track from the accidents he has
had happen to him within the past two
years-Harry Cook, who has lived for
some time near here, has sold his farm,
had an auction of his personal property
and moved to Owosso- Misses Lettie
Mickle and Hazel Miller visited in
Chesaning over Sunday-Paul and
Chas Teachout were in Owosso, Mon
day-Art Climer has had new roof
put on the upright of his house-Fred
Alexander, of Pinckney, was shaking
hands with friends here Monday-D
B Hegler was in Brant, Monday
lineman for the United States Tele-
phone Company while making test at
Coon's Corners, three miles north of here,
Monday, fell from the pole which he
was climbing to the ground, about
fifteen feet; he drove from there to Fer
gus where he intended TO take the train
for his home at Jackson. The extent of
his injuries are unknown but he was
suffering quite severely when he
reached Fergus. Joe Bowditch was with
him and witnessed the fall-Derius
Noble recently exhibited two full blown
pansies which he picked the same day
Miss May Cole is on the sick list at
present and it is feared her illness will
result in typhoid fever-Miss Fern
Finley spent Saturday and Sunday with
I her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs w w
Burgess at Saginaw-Mr and Mrs P
Mickles were in Owosso, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs II G Wickham were in
Chesaning, Tuesday-Mrs Thomas
Varney and son John, of Montrose,
were in town this week procuring az.
fdavits for pension, Mrs Varney's hus-
band having served in the civil war.
The Varneys were residents of this
place number of years ago-Fred
Stergis was in Owosso Tuesday,
Freeman Armstrong was on our streets,
Wednesday-It is rumored that Hen
derson parties are contemplating the
purchase of the Jacob Armstrong prop
erty in this village-Art Root was in
Owosso the first of the week-County
Clerk, i p Whaley was in town on
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