The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-04-13
Oakley.

Mrs. B. A. Fillinger has been on the
sick list the past week-Mr and Mrs
Miles Munger, of Farwell, were guests
Of relatives in Oakley and vicinity the
past two weeks-Miss Rosetta Parks
who spent the winter in Canada has re-
turned home-Election in Brady went
democratic, the entire ticket being elect
ed Y Howell and II G Wickham
were in Saginaw on business last week
Wednesday-Mrs Jacob Armstrong
was given a pleasant surprise one day
last week the occasion being her 74th
irthday-John c. Nafe, Co. Com'r
of Schools, was in town last week
Thursday-Jas Brennan was in Sagi-
nav last Thursday-The Misses Lena
and Eva Merrill, of Breckenridge, visit
ed relatives here the past week-R D
Wilkinson has returned from his west
ern trip and looks much improved
Mrs B Hoffman returned Friday from
two months stay at Binghamton, n
Y, where she went to care for her sister
during a serious illness-Mrs Frank
Madden is on the sick list at present,
threatened with pneumonia. She had
just returned from Detroit and was in
tending to pack up her goods to go to
jackson to go to keeping house-Miss
Effie Miller was home from Flint over
Sunday-Mrs Geo Cute was in Owos-
so, Saturday-Art Parshall was in
Owosso the latter part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hart were in Owos-
so, Saturday-Mr and Mrs Fred
Wickham and Mr. and Mrs Darwin
Neal, of Owosso, visited relatives in
Oakley, Sunday-Mrs Margaret
Ferguson passed away at her home in
this village Monday morning at 3
o'clock after much suffering from a
complication of diseases, at the age of
20 years. The funeral took place We'd
nesday from the NJ E church at
o'clock p. M, Rev Bailey officiating and
interment was made in Oak Grove
emetery-Parties have been here
again in the coal interests and claim
that something will be done inside of
six months. We are still hopeing-
Your correspondent has been unusually
busy the past two weeks and has been
unable to contribute anything to the
columns of THE TIMES but will try and
be there with the goods in the. future
Mrs w w Burgess and son Glen, of
Saginaw, were guests of her daughter,
Mrs B B Finley the first of the week
Mrs Haley, Of Chesaning, visit
ed in Oakley, Monday-Ed Estes is
in the employ of W T Eagan at present
MIR and Mrs d B Hegler are visit
ing relatives iii Brant this week
Harry Craven has moved to town from
the Nc Diarn.:d farm and now occupies
the Jacob Armstrong house-Isaac Is
mond returned Monday from Houghton
Lake after years absence, and to-
gether with Fred Demun and G ] and
M M Teachout, will make mery.go-
round at his shop .here-Mr and Mrs
Clay Shower have been in Oakley the
past week on account of the serious
illness of his grandmother, Mrs Fergu-
son-Mrs Frank Chamberlin, of
Owosso, visited her mother, Mrs Is
mond, here few days recently-D B
Hegler who has been in the employ of
w 7 Eagan the past three years has re-
signed that position and it is rumored
will go into business for himself else
where. We wish him success in any
venture he may undertake but regret
losing himself and family as residents
here-A Mr. Hollis from Henderson
has opened harness and shoe repairing
shop here and is located in the rear of
MYERS barber shop--Miss Bertha
Root is preparing to open millinery
shop in Oakley soon and will be located
in the Chamberlin building-The
Owosso Sugar Co. has delivered beet
seed here for this seasons use. It can
be found at Nichols elevator-Mrs
Ed Current, of Fergus, visited in Oak
ley, Wednesday.