The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-08-28

r. Derham of Corunna, son.
Mrs. F. Taxford and Mrs. E. Wilbur
spent part of the week in Lansing.
Mrs. Uriah Wright of Kingston,
Ont, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Beswick of Berea
Ohio, are guests at P. p Beswick's in
New Haven township.
Misses Bessie Tobey and Elizabeth
Galusha are taking a trip to Duluth by
boat
Miss Nellie Mccormick has accepted
a position in the Cadillac high school
for the ensuing year.
Mrs w. c. Hume of Corunna, was
operated on at Bay View Sunday for
cancer of the breast
Senator Tuttle and family of Leslie
have been in the county during the
week calling upon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Woodland and baby
and F. G. Greenman and family are at
Mullet lake for an outing.
Mrs. Fowler and two daughters of
Michigan City, North Dakota, are
guests at F. c. Hopsons.
Miss Esther LOOMS accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. K. G.. Ainsley home from
Standish and will visit in Owosso.
DIR. and Mrs. G. Mccormick returned
Wednesday evening from Colorado,
where they have been for four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Beswick left yes
terday for their home in Berea, Ohio,
after visiting relatives in and near
Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pond of Chicago,
have been guests at Elon Ponds in Go.
runna and at J. B. Sullivans in Owosso
this week.
John Kalisek and Miss Fannie Vyky.
dial of Easton, were granted marriage
license Yesterday by County Clerk
Martin.
Large double windows are being put
in the front of the second story of the
east twenty-five feet of the D. M. Chris
rian store.
Married, Monday by Rev. G. M. Keene
at the Church of Christ parsonage, Ray
E. Gardner and Miss Della M. Run
dell, both of Owosso.
Mrs. Frank Weidman is visiting her
daughter in Chicago. Miss Lillian
Weidmsn of Dansville, N. Y, who has
been guest here, accompanied her.
Geo. Hale, of Rush township has
purchased home at 1914 North Wash
ington street Owosso and will move to
this city.
A marriage license was issued to
Arthur Clayton Hutton of Idaho, and
Miss Bernice j. Griffin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Griffin of Durand.
John E. Porter returned to Owosso
Monday after trip to Maine, and will
leave Immediately for Cadillac where
he will act as principal, of the high
school this year.
Ernest G. Fromm, aged 81 years, died
at his home in Caledonia township, |
The funeral will be held |
tomorrow at st. Johns church in this !
city, Rev. c. Spathelf officiating. De-
ceased is survived by a widow, one son
his parents and two brothers.
w. o. Calkins and o. L. Bensinger of
Perry, are in trouble over an automo-
bile and horse trade, Bensinger giving |
4 horse and carriage and note for $500
n exchange for the auto. Becoming
Bensipger replevined the
The horse and carriage claiming he was
not of legal age to make a binding con-
'uit on the note.
An automobile driven by man from
he southern part of the state met rig
carrying Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blazo, who
i've south of the city, as they were
,rossing the railroad track on State
treet, Monday, and they were thrown
'ut, but not seriously injured The
horse ran away but was caught short
distance down the road.
Mrs. J. Hodges, aged 81 years of Nor
ice, died at the home of the Misses
Ithelyn and Christine ellison, on Water
treet Monday evening. The remains
we're taken to Morrice Wednesday for
nterment the funeral being held from
Ter home there. Mrs. Hodges is sur
lived by one son, ii. B. Hodges and
me daughter, Miss Augusta, both of
lorrice and her granddaughter, the
discs ellison of this city.
Almond Pollard, 60 years of age,
led at his home in Summit City, Mich,
and the remains were brought
o the home of W. A. Spencer, North
Hickory street. The funeral was held
rom the Goss church, Tuesday at 2p.
a., Rev. Borden officiating. Deceased
J survived by a widow, one son and a
iece. Mrs. Spencer Mr.. Pollard was
resident of Rush township until re-
emily.