The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-09-14
John Faxon, of Ovid, was here Tue

day.
Andrew Geek has been given the
contract for the erection of piers for q
bridge at Holly. I'D.
, John Williams, of the Columbis
Candy Works, is in Fort Wayne, Ind.
for stay of several weeks.
Miss Nettie Bowles and Miss Roberts
tof Detroit, spent Sunday at L. S.
Bowles, Owosso township
The Congregational Social Union will
serve its annual home coming supper on
Saturday, Sept. 90, at the church.
The enrolment of the Corunna schools
is 35i with % foreign pupils, being the
largest enrolment the schools have ever
had
The executive committee of the Mich
igan Republican Newspaper Association
will hold a meeting in this city Friday
next. Nf
Mr. and Mrs. L. Topping have re-
turned from visit with their son and
daughter in Tacoma and other Wash
ington cities.
Representative Ward, of Bancroft,
is in the city today greeting his friends
and receiving their congratulations up
on his denomination.
Miss Katherine Wildermuth enter
tanned at a luncheon Yesterday at the
Hotel Wildermuth in honor of the girls
who. leave soon for college.
Therma May, the fifteen months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Mack,
died Tuesday of cholera infautum: The
funeralwas held Wednesday,
Miss Maude Morrice, who taught
drawing in the Owosso schools last year
has decided not to remain in New York
for study but will teach in the Corunna
schools this year.
A new time table on the Ann Arbor
will be effective Sept 23d. The night
trains north and south at II 40 and 313
will be discontinued. Trains I and. 4
between Toledo and Frankfort will be
made daily.
The continued dry, hot weather has
made the holding of flower show inn
practicable and prizes will be given by
the Woman's club today for children of
the third, fourth, fifth and sixth grades
in each school building.
! f. E. Sheldon, of Shiawassee town
ship, entertained Mrs Sergeant, Mrs
Sabins and Mrs. Julia Moore one day
the first of the week The combined
age of the party was over three hundred
years. They have been friends for
many years.,
Mr.! and Mrs. G. G. Rowell and Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Spencer celebrated
their forty seventh wedding anniversary
yesterday Mt the home of Mrs. Howard
Balloon, near Laingsburg Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Dick, Mrs. J. r.. Campbell and
Mrs. S. M: Campbell or Owosso were
present.
J.. phSAaih JuSO a. llbblo dutdu Oh
time, but it will be all right January
fst--Watson was in the city Monday
looking after his fences" They are
being put up right and John is looking
after every detail of the campaign with
carefulness that is certain TO ,efisure
success at the polls.
j. p. Cranston, formerly superintend- |
emit of the Owosso Carriage CO., has ac- !
cepted position with the Lansing
Wagon Works and will soon move to
Lansing. Mr.. Cranston did good work
for the Stewart creditors in the year
after the failure of the bank paying
over 100000 of the debts of the concern. !
Perry f. Powers, of Cadillac, will be
one of the speakers at the Maccabee
meeting here next Tuesday evening.
The visitors will be met at the trains
by the Junior Band and it is expected
from every tent in the
county win be present. The addresses
will be public and social session will
follow for members at Maccabee hall.
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