The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-07-03

George A. Perrigo has purchased a
Jackson automobile.
w. NJ. Fitzpatrick is looking after his
farm in Gladwin county this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. V. Mattoon go to
Saranac today for few days visit.
Mrs. T. o. Christian and son, Arthur,
are visiting relatives in Lyons, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs G. P. Bentley entertain
ed at family dinner, Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. D. Roth and child
rem leave tomorrow for Ionia to visit
relatives.
Sixty-six births and thirty-eight
deaths were reported in this county
during the month of May.
H. w. Bigelow went to Lansing Tues
day to accept position in the Secretary
of States Office for the summer
The Evangelical Sunday school will
hold picnic in Stewards woods, five
miles north of this city, Saturday.
The Ann Arbor Railway dispatchers'
Office is being moved to the lawn be-
tween the depot and the freight Office.
Residents of Shiawassee and Stewart
streets have petitioned for a watering
trough at the intersection of these
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor leave
Monday to join the State Bankers
Association party for the trip\to Mar
vuette.
Mrs. Arthur Keene of Omaha, Neb.,
leaves today for Chicago after visit of
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. G.
o. Loring.
The saloon bonds of Louis Dennis
with A. A.Steggall and w. H. AFFORD
as sureties was approved Monday night
by the council
Miss Gertrude Smith has organized a
class in vocal music in Owosso and will
be here one day in week for several
Over sixty couples attended the
Knights of Pythias dancing party at
the casino in NcCurdy park Tuesday
evening and the party was very en-
joyable one.
The Owosso X of P. lodge degree
team worked the third degree for Du-
rand lodge at Durand, Tuesday evening
and enjoyed fine entertainment. About
30 Owosso Knights attended.
Patrick Cavanaugh, one of the oldest
residents of Owosso,' died Tuesday at
Port Huron and the remains were
brought to Owosso for burial Thursday,
services being held at st. PauIs Catho.
lie church.
Rev. G. M. Keene begins his third
year next Sunday as pastor of the
Church of Christ in this city. He has
been successful in every way and the
church is prospering to such an extent
that plans for new building are being
THE TINES is printed one day earlier
than usual this week on account of the
fact that there is no rural delivery
Saturday and considerable local news
and correspondence is necessarily
omitted.
According to the records of the State
board of health, 1915 divorce cases were
pending in Shiawassee county Jan. 1st,
1907, 66 bills were filed during the year,
80 divorces granted, three cases with
drawn, leaving 20S cases pending Jan.
LIST, 1908. The number of marriages in
the county during 1907 was 3O4.
Congressman Fordney and Hon. H.
A. Savage of Saginaw, were in the city
en- route to Muskegon to
attend Taft ratification meeting. Mr..
Savage is the present register of deeds
IL hio NOuhVy anu 10 ~ CouuludUc lOT
state land commissioner, a place for
which he is peculiarly fitted. Mr.. Ford
ney met number of his friends during
the brief time he was in the city and
was given assurance of support at the
primary September list.
If you wish to keep correct time
would you buy cheap watch9 "No,"
you say You would seek a reliable
store and buy reliable make of watch.
The same rule applies in buying your
clothing-buy reliable clothing at
reliable store. For over so years Os-
burn e. Sons, Owosso, have sold reliable
clothes to satisfied public at reason
able prices, All marked in plain fig
ures. A call is always appreciated at
this store. III