The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-19
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cecil Post left on Tuesday for Cold.
wafer 10 engage in business.
Mrs. E. T. Wilson and her son AZ
visiting relatives in Marshall
Mrs R. R. Marsh of Detroit is visit.
Ing her daughter, Mrs. G, M. Hamper
Mrs. e. g. Osburn and childran 90
Detroit, are visiting relatives in the
city. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Brooks ara via.
iung relatives this week at Brant and
Oakley.
Mrs. o. A. Jennison, of Greenville ia
visiting her son, W. L. Jennison in this
city this week.
Rev. Hugh Kennedy, of Mt. Pleasant,
occupied tie pulpit of the First M E.
church Sunday
A. Z. Hollis has moved his plumbing
business to his new store building on
West Main street.
Miss Nellie Mccormick returned the
first of the week from a visit with
friends at Carson City.
Miss May Waters has resigned her
position with the Union Telephone Co.
and gone to Toledo to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cooper. who have
been in California for several months.
returned to the city Saturday.
Mrs. A. L. Nichols and daughter,
Frances, left Wednesday to spend
week with friends in Grand Rapids.
Jas. K. Bartrem is recovering from
the operation which he recently under.
went in Detroit and will be home with
in few days.
Ensign Henry A. Orr has been trans.
ferred from the U. s. s. Raleigh to the
Wilmington. He will be at Shanghai,
China, for some time.
Miss Ella O'Connor is filing tn
place of Miss Georgia Jackson as book
keeper for Lyon & Pond while the lat
ter is visiting her parents at Estey, New
Mexico.
B. B. Johnson, secretary of the Lam
sing Y. NJ. q. A. was in the city the
first of the week on account of the seri-
GUS sickness of his father, A. w. John
son.
Miss Kate Herring has resigned
her place at Osburn & ons' and will
leave the first of the week for Mad
ras, Ark, where she has new posi-
ton.
Herman Wickham returned home
Saturday evening from Frankfort.
where he has been employed for three
weehaxepairing one of the Ann Arbor
boats,
Roy c. Cheal, who has had charge of |
the Postal Telegraph Office in this city
for several weeks, has been transferred
to Detroit. He is succeeded by Law
renee Kirby.
Owing to the limited hotel accom-
the committee would like q
list of all citizens who can accommo-
late visitors during the Home Coming
celebration. Kindly notify Fred Ed
wards, secretary, Of the available quar-
ters and the price of same AZ early Is
possible that the committee may have
! complete list before July 81.
Probate Judge Bush, who is, un-
der the terms Of the new law, in SUI
preme control OF all juvenile dis
orderIies of the county not charged
with felonies, has practically decided
20 have the youngsters confined
pending disposition of their cases,
n the Dorcas Home, at Owosso. The
law took effect apd the board OF
must meet on or before
September %, and provide suita-
Die place for children accused OF mis-
iemeanors apart from any jail, and
away from the society of criminals. /,
rhe law further provides that such
, place of detention shall have ma
ron, and in this respect the Dorcas |,
Home fulfills its terms. 1t Is more
han likely the supervisors will make
ne nome Tie pcilhdhchS paw W 49,
ention. Il
AS has been previously stated, [
hings are in chaotic condition for 4
he time being on account of the new |
aw. There are no county agents OF
and charities left in the
tate. the law having legislated them
mt of existance, and they. must all
20 reappointed. Copies OF the alw
re exceedingly hard to get, as the I
printed supply at Lansing has been '
Exhausted.
officers who have read the stat s
Ite however, are we'll pleased with {
: and believe 1t long step In adj =
ance. Lawyers point out one flaw: q
hat matrons in charge OF the place q
= detention are not required by law
q give bonds. 1T has been suggest
d however, that the board OF super
Isors Of each county can remedy this
versight, by providing by resoiu- I
ions for bonds.