The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-09-18
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Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs w.
S. Fuller, Rowley street, son.
Mrs. S. A. Evans returned Monday
from two weeks visit in Pontiac and
Waterford.
Rev G. M. Keene will conduct q
Parents Day" service at the church OF
Christ next Sunday.
Mrs. W. D. Burke, Mrs Guy Spencer
and Mrs J. G. Burke attended family
reunion at Marseilles Wednesday,
Miss Nellie Allison left Tuesday fol
Wells College, Aurora, n Y, L. B.
Allison accompanying her to Detroit.
Henry F. Bagley returned to Owossc
Tuesday after an absence of four weeks
on the the Pacific coast and in Colorado.
w. ID. Whitehead is home from his
visit to- Can ida, Mrs. Whitehead and
son retaining in Strathroy, Ont, for a
longer visit.
The infant son of Supervisor and Mrs.
r. w. Bailey of Hazelton township,
died Monday and the funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon.
Married Tuesday evening, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Claude Pate,
Exchange street, Charles w. Stock and
Miss Pearl Cogan, both of Owosso.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
by Walsh & Pardee for VIM. F. Miers,
Jr., against Lois Miers of Owosso, on
the ground of improper conduct.
Geo. T. Campbell of this city, was
one of six from the state of Michigan
to receive the thirty-third degree in
Masonry at Buffalo, Tuesday of this
week.
Frank and Lee Woodland are in the
northern peninsula and will spend three
weeks on the streams and in the woods
along the Lake Superior shore, fishing
and hunting, having an expert guide
with them.
The sale of the Perry Agricultural
and Driving Association park at Perry,
on mortgage has been ordered in the
Circuit Court on application of Bush &
Bush, attorneys, for George Peach, who
holds the mortgage.
The Sophmores of the high school
have elected the following officers
President, Gilbert Loring; vice presi-
dent, Anna Mueller; secretary, Ethel
Proudfoot; treasurer, Ben Jennings.
The question of paying the police
force of the city from the contingent
fund, the police fund being used up
was settled by the Council Monday
evening by vote of 8 to | to pay the
men, Aid. Rundell Directing.
The paying of bill of So for expense
in the injunction suit brought by the
city of Owosso against the Shiawasset
Light & Power Co. took up half hour
of the Councils time Monday evening
and will be source of argument for
the next session.
Mrs. Geo. A. Prescott and Mrs. II
T. Thomas of East Tawas, were guests
at G.. L. Taylor's Wednesday, on theil
way to Jackson and Hudson, Mich
Mrs. Thomas has returned and is {
guest of relatives in this city for few
days.
Mrs. G. d. Stewart was operated OF
for tumor Tuesday, at Harper hospita
in Detroit, and ia reported to be re-
covering nicely from the effects of it
the operation itself being successful
G. d. Stewart is in Detroit being ther,
on months vacation from the bank il
La Junta, Colo.
John Egan of Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, is visiting at his former HON,
in Corunna. He left here twenty. 81.
years ago and has made fortune il
that far away country. His wife ant
two children are with him and he will
return home by way of Europe ant
st. Petersburg, Russia.
Mrs. Carl Schultz, who lives on Chip
man street in this city, left hom
suddenly two weeks ago and after STOP
ping in Detroit, left for Cleveland
Ohio, apparently not real certain wher
she was going. In Cleveland she wa
met by her son, Carl, and taken to hi
home in Jamestown, N. Y, and wi
probably return home after visit an
rest there.
Rev. W. M. Savers, of Detroit, Arch
deacon of the Eastern diocese of Mich
igan of the Episcopal church, will OF
cupy the pulpit of st. Paul's church
Corunna, next Sunday morning an
evening. Holy communion will
celebrated at the morning service a
10 o'clock All members of the churc
in o wosso and Corunna are urged to b
present and cordial invitation is e1
tended to all to attend the services
Cars will be provided for all who d,
sire to leave at $50 from Owosso.