The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-07-05
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Earl Barnes, of Byron, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Covert, of Little
Rock, are visiting his mother in this
city.
Owosso friends of both the bride and
groom extend congratulations and best
wishes.
The firm of Miller d Mosher has dis
solved partnership, E. M. Miller con-
tinuing the business
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Woodland and
children attended reunion of the Pier
family in Flint yesterday.
A reference to the list of marriage
licenses issued last week will show that
County Clerk Martin was reasonably
busy.
State Bank Examiners Turner and
Johnson were here Monday and Tues
day making the semi annual inspection
of the local banks
The school census recently taken
showns total of 229S children of school
age, between 5 and 30 years, in the dis
trict.
Mrs Howard s. Reed, of Washington,
D. c., is expected here within a few
days to spend the summer at the home
of her mother, Mrs. E. B. Dewey.
The state troops will go into camp at
Ludington, Wednesday Aug. IA, instead
of the 10th as heretofore announced,
the date having been changed to accom-
modate the railroads.
In the Livingston circuit court, Judge
Miner denied motion for a new trial
in the case of Harris vs.. Neal, in which
the complainant was given judgment
for $780, The parties reside near By
ron.
Owosso Township Grange held an i'm.
portant meeting Tuesday and received
"a new members. In a recently closed
contest, sides headed by F. w. Love
and P. B. Reynolds secured 90 new
members
The following is the list of letters ad
vertised June 80, 1907, at Owosso: w.
J. Burke, Eva Dice, Mrs. ANNA Gaut,
s. NJ. Kimble, The Kuhtz Laundry,
Will McCluer, F. R. Springs. G. M.
Slower
The Middlebury Prohibition Alliance
passed resolution at its last meeting
commencing Sheriff Watson for his an
nouncement that the law against play
ing base ball on Sunday would be strict
ly enforced.
j. NJ. Avery, who has been employed
at THE TIMES office for several weeks,
left on Saturday for his home in Green
vile. On August 1st he will begin
work as one Of the mail carriers of that
city, free delivery being started on that
date.
Capt. W. E. Cummins Corunna, has
given notice by publication in De-
troit papers that his life is not insured,
He has filed affidavits to the same effect
with the county clerk and the insur'
ance commissioner. Just why no OF G
knows but the captain.
Bert Pate, Charles Pate, of Owosso
and friend caught fourteen pickerel
and four black bass in Crooked lake
yesterday. They are the best string
that has been brought to Howell this
year by local rodsmen. Howell Repub
lican.
Jas. F. Race seems to have settled as
permanent resident in Atlanta, Ga.
having purchased home there. He
writes that the inauguration of Hoke
Smith as governor on Saturday last
was great event and that the people
of the state are talking him strongly
for the democratic nomination for pres.
ident next year.
Attorney Odell Chapman admits that
if farmer is wanted as candidate for
the constitutional convention from this
county that he has the necessary Gre
dentials along that line To be true his
farming is done-as was that of the late
ex-Goy. Luce during the time he was
most active in politically proxy. AT
the same time Mr.. Chapman owns and
manages farm of one thousand acres
and better still he makes it pay.
At o'clock Thursday afternoon, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles w.
Parker, SOB Main st. w was solemnized
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mabel l. Parker and Rev. w. L. Card.
DR.. w. +. Stewart of Detroit, presid-
ing elder of the Saginaw district of the
Methodist Episcopal church, officiated
in the presence of the immediate 'fami-
lies. Mrs. Card was a teacher for
several years in the Owosso schools
Rev Card was formerly Of Owosso,
but is now pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church in Clifford, Mich
where they will make their home after
alshort trip to Saginaw. Lansing Re
publican.