The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-29
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, n. r. Walsh was in Chesaning, Mon
day, on business.
A. D. Whipple was at Estey on bust
ness the first of the week.
Mrs. o. 7. Wells and daughters, o
Flint, are visiting in the city.
Joseph and Jennie Story have gone t.
Cincinnati to spend the summer. .
Miss Mabel Parker is visiting he
brother G. A. Parker, in Lansing.
The assault case against w. F. Lett
has been adjourned until July 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. King have gon
to East Tawas for visit of two weeks
Miss Helen Dyer, of Washington, D
e., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. John
son.
Ben Marsh has gone to Ann Arbor tt
take up work at the University summer
school.
The fire alarm boxes of this city are
being cleaned and put in first class con
dition.
Fred LOCKER has returned from Cleve-
land to work at the Ann Arbor car
shops.
Rev. J. A. Clyde and family are visit
ing at the cottage of o. l.. Sprague at
Beulah.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Cooper visited
their daughter, Gertrude, in Detroit,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Zimmerman are
at Adrain and Tecumseh for a visit OF
two weeks.
Mrs. J. Gates has gone to Calumet
to spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
G. F. Van Dusen.
Mrs. Benjamin Kebler attended re-
union of her mothers family at New
Baltimore this week.
Miss Mabel Morgan and Geraldine Ma
haney left yesterday for Providence, R.
l., to spend some time.
Mrs. G. Mahaney and son, Ralph, are
in Fenton to attend a reunion of Mrs
Mahaney's high school class.
Ward Tilden, of Vernon, who is re-
covering from severe attack of typhoid
fever, was in Owosso, Monday.
Leroy Taylor returned to Cleveland
Monday, having been here to attend the
funeral of his father, Rev. S. G. Taylor
Elmer Howe attended the high court
of Foresters sessions at Lapeer this weel
as delegate from Court Owosso No
$50.
Mrs Harriet Clapp has notified the
city that a settlement must be made
with her for injuries receivedon defec
tive sidewalk or suit will be commenced
Mrs M. L. Stewart and granddaugh
ter Bernice Stewart and Lucy Shattucl
left Wednesday morning for Boulder
Colorado, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. c. d
Stewart
The Congregational Social Unior
was pleasantly entertained Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. FREQ
Woodland. She was assisted by Mrs
Frank Woodland and Mrs. Harry
Tooley.
County Agent o. F. Webster ha
taken Franklin Simpson to the stat,
public school at Coldwater. The boy il
eleven years old and has been at tn,
county farm, the mother, who lives al
Durand, being unable to care for him
i At meeting of the Lady Maccabee
of the World Wednesday evening a
Mrs. Edward Martins, city hall, Mrs
Green, of Detroit was present and ad
dressed the members. A pleasant an,
profitable evening was spent.
J. L. Thalman, who has been one o
the teachers in the Owosso high schoo
for several years. left Monday for AM
, Arbor where he will teach in the sum
mer school and in the fall will take
place as instructor in biology in tn
University His brother, J. w. Thai
man, who has been visiting him left TO
Cincinnati.
The attention of rural route patron
is called to the fact that beginning witt
Monday next the carriers will only stol
at boxes for which they have mail an,
at those on which signal is displaye,
showing that there is mail in the box t
be taken out A prompt compliance
with this new regulation will ensur
the collection of all outgoing mail OF
every trip.
An order has recently been issued b,
the Fourth Asst Postmaster Genera
directing postmasters to hold at the of
fee all short paid letters directed to pa
irons residing on rural free deliver,
J routes and to notify them of the sam
by card Patrons may call at the offic
and pay for the same or send in tn
money by the carrier, when postage il
due stamps will be affixed and the LEI
tiers delivered.