The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-08-14

day FOR Macatawa ParK 10 spend TWO
weeks. a
Mr.. and Mrs. James R. Field of Tor
onto, Ont, arefguesrsbf Mr.. and Mrs.
Ell. Smith, Cedar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil r. Walsh and
children are visiting friends at Boyne
City and other northern resorts.
Frank Youngs of Hartland Center,
has been a guest, of County Treasurer
Shipman of Corunna, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Deal of Oklahoma
City, are visiting MIR. Deals mother and
may remain here and take charge of the
Deal greenhouse.
Harry Putterille has purchased the
James Lynch grocery stock and will add
>crockery etc, and make large addi-
tions to the stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gray went to
Flint Monday to visit their son, Clar-
ence. VIM. Carson of Pittsburg, Pa,
accompanied them.
Archie Jebb and Joe Felker admit
their guilt of robbing E. E. Gillis on
Chapman street Monday, but claim they
were drunk and did not realize the
crime.
Corunna Masons lost base ball game
to Bancroft Knights of Pythias Tues
day by a score of Is to 8. A second
game will be played next Tuesday at
Corunna.
The choir of the Congregational
church made trip to Corunna Tuesday
by street Car and up the river in launch
es to the Indian clearing where a
luncheon and music were enjoyed.
Canton No. o Patriarchs Militant
spent Saturday evening at the home of
Chevalier E. o. Place in Owosso town
ship. They were accompanied by
their wives and all enjoyed an elegant
supper and pleasant evening at the
farm.
The Elks' band of this city enter
tanned musicians from Durand and
Pontiac and their wives Sunday, a din
ner being served at the National hotel
after which a visit was made to Nc
Curdy park and a free concert given.
A luncheon was served in the park
A. r. Gordon and family are moving
from Owosso to Traverse City after a
residence here of twelve years. He has
been popular employee at the casket
factory and has served the Odd Fellow
and Maccabee lodges in official capaci.
ties very acceptably. The other en-
ployees at the casket factory presented
him with suit case Satusday as a to-
ken of their esteem.
Otis Griffin died at Mason, Tuesday
after an illness of seven days of typhoid
fever, aged 80 years. The remains were
brought to Owosso and the funeral will
be held at the Free Methodist church,
Railroad avenue, this afternoon, Rev,
Yates officiating. Mr.. Griffin is sur
vived by his parents and four sisters.
Jesse L. Deuel. of Venice, and Miss
Cora Davids of Corunna, were married
in Corunna Saturday evening by JUS
tice Mcbride, after collection had
been taken up by Corunna bachelors
and others to pay for marriage license
and give the couple substantial send
off. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of the doners and others at
the brides sisters home.
Verne Reynolds, who has been work
ing around the county, sold some cloth
ing at Snyders second hand store Mon
day and while hanging around the
store stole watch. Officer Brown ar
rested him in West Owosso and the
watch was found in his coat. Tues
day he was sentenced to IS days in the
house of correction and was taken to
Detroit by Deputy Brown.
William Sackner died at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. w. 8. Beebe, North
Washington street Monday evening
after an extended illness. He returned
from California last March and has
made his home here since. Beside his
sister he is survived by two sons, Wade
Of Grand Rapids and John of British
Columbia The funeral was held yes
terday morning, the remains being
taken to Fenton.
Horatio S. Earle made q flying visit
to Owosso Tuesday, talking from the
rear platform of Grand Trunk car.
His subject more business, less poll
tics was explained for five minutes and
documents more fully covering the
subject were passed out to those who
heard him. He was not fiattering in
his remarks concerning the other can
didate for governor. His many plank
ed platform has previously been printed
10 this paper, good roads, less state
boards, convict labor on roads, reforse-
tration, single tax, etc, being included.
II wish you would call the attention
of yotlr readers TO the fact that I am in