The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-20
Oakley.


pital at Saginaw.-The Modern Med
icine Co.'s representative has been
here a week recently giving an enter
tainment and selling medicine They
gave a good show which was well at
tended by our people.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Mickles, of Pontiac, are Wis
iting relatives here and will remain
until after the olidays.-Born,
Thursday, Dec. IL, to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. NJ. Teachout, a 6 pound boy
Miss Ethel Bailey, of Owosso, has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ruth Merrill, the past week.-AOur
restaurant went out of business one
day last week and E. Moorehouse
opened it again the same day.-Carl
Miller is on the sick list at this
writing and Fred Good is attending
to the livery barn.-Mesdames S.
and Misses Aggie Wetherby and Fan
ME Teachout were in Chesaning
Thursday.-W II. Beardsley, of
Pennington, who, has just recently
returned froma trip to California,
was in town last Friday.-The Oak
new coal sheds and a storeroom to
the building.-The report is current
here that Mr.. Harvey Barrett and
Miss Bertha Root, both formerly of
Oakley, were married recently at
Detroit.-R. Niblock has opened a
Ia hA, IN h. 1Id otc w
occupied by Henry James and is do
ing fairly good business.-Mrs.
Henry James is on the sick list at
present.-John Whiting has moved
his sawmill south of Parshallburg,
where he hasa quantity OF logs TO
saw this winter.-A Bohemian, who
has been working for Fred Tiechert,
came to town Thursday and after
fillingup on booze proceeded to
paint the town red and to kick up q
row with somebody. He seemed to
have a mania for biting and was cuff
ed up to peak several times for
trying to chew somebody. The mar
shall did not happen to get next
Thursday as he was kept at home by
sickness in his family, but Friday
the fellow came again and started in
on his tactics of the day before. He
ran foul of the marshall after fright
ing little girl on the street and that
officer proceeded to try and take
him to the lookup but he objected
and laid down on the sidewalk. Te
Gor,f ohnu i,,er Of
ficer's finger and deg and trying to
bite those who put him in the quay.
With the help of three men he was
carried to the lookup and placed in
cell. He was brought before JUS
tice Wickham Saturday morning and
drew thirty days at the county jail
A. w. Miller, Sr.,, is on the sick list
again.-Geo. r. Cain, solicitor for
the Lansing Business University,
was in town Thursday in the inter
ests of the school.-Geo. Cute and
S. w. Wickham were in Saginaw
Friday.-Mel .Aselton visited rela-
tives in Saginaw one day last week.
Unknown parties entered the de-
pot here Friday night. They only
secured half dozen lead pencils.
They gained an entrance by remov-
ing a window pane.-Geo. Cute was
in Owosso Saturday.. B. Garfield
is still confined to the house.-Miss
Minnie Sell is back again from the
west.-Word has been received here
that John Citerley is very sick at
hn nofh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Leonard, of
Owosso, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Hoffman at present.
Floid Elliott returned Friday from a
visit to Freeland.- to the
vote of those who attended the medi-
cine show here last week John Par
shall was the most popular man and
Miss Belle Hill was the most popular
lady in Oakley.-Mrs. M. NJ. Teach
out died Monday morning at one
o'clock at her home in this village.
She leaves a husband and four child
rem, the youngest a babe four days
old.-Phil Miclles is getting mater
ial on the ground to build an adj
dition to his house on Main street.
Rumor has it that a hotel will be the
Observation-Disclosures Shepherd visit
ed in Flint over Sunday. Henry
Chamberlin was taken sick Monday
morning at the depot and was re-
moved to the home of her brother, C.
}. Teachout. She came here Friday
to help care for Mrs. NJ NJ. Teach
out.-Roy Shepherd, of Freeland,
visited his people here over Sunday.
R. Niblock and Geo. Cute were in
Owosso Monday.-Miss Flota Show