The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-30
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MIS-. James i. melllck Is Wishing ne
sister in Goodrich.
The Japanese Club met Wednesday
with Mrs. Jas. Brown, Mason street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. I. Thomas ar,
guests of Detroit relatives this week.
The Fourteen were entertained Wed
nesday by Mrs. w. j. Parker in Cor
unna.
Mrs. Bert Robbins and child are
home from Los Angeles, Calf, where
they spent the winter.
George Miller, of the U. s. steamship
Missouri. is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary Miller, Michigan avenue.
The w. L. Parker Monument Works
will make and set up $3.50 monument
on the Reidy lot in Pine Tree cemetery
A. M. Clapp and Miss Bernice Far
rell, of Sterling, ILL.,, were guests a,
Dr. Gaylord Finch's, Saturday and Sun
day.
Theodore Kebler has purchased the
Cassius Grow property on Ryan street
from the administrator of the Grow
estate, L. B. Kirby.
Bids for recovering the Main street
bridge with either reinforced concrete,
brick, or creosoted block will be re.
ceived by the council
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Halstead enter.
tanned Monday evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. M. d. Gardner, who have
just returned from Trenton, N. j.
The Corunna board of education has
had maple trees set around the school
grounds to replace those destroyed at
the time of the burning of the building.
Mrs. Will Bennett, Mrs. Peter and
Mrs. Clara Betting. of Flint, returned
to their home Wednesday after a visit
N. r. Walsh's and with other rela-
tives
Clark d. Smith has again assumed
the management of his hotel in Cor.
unna and Tewksbury & Allen who
rented it the past year, will return to
Morrice.
Harold, year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Fl. Morrison, Owosso township, lost
part of the second finger of his right
hand by putting it in a washing ma.
chine, Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Southland and Mrs. A. L.
Nichols will entertain at ) o'clock
dinner next Wednesday at the home of
the former, and at an evening party
Friday of next week at the home of the
latter.
Michael Garland returned to Frank
fort, Wednesday, after visit at M.
Carland's in Corunna. Twenty young
men gave fish supper in his honor at
the Grand Central hotel, Tuesday even.
ing.
J. E. Aitken. of the Owosso Business
College. was summoned to Port Dover,
Ont, Wednesday, by telegram an
the death of his father who
was rs years of age. This is the third
death in the family since Mr.. Aitken
came to Owosso two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Let's entertained
their children and grandchildren at
their home on Genesee street last Fri.
day evening. Mrs. W. d. Smith of
Bridgeport, cousin of Mr.. Let's, was
present and was presented with china
berry set
Fred Flicke, who was in jail on a
charge of resisting an officer, has been
released on bonds to appear at the May
term for trial, his father and James
Purves, of Fairfield township, being
the bondsmen. Flicke made lot of
trouble on an Aun &rbor train while
drunk.
Married, Tuesday at the Corunna
avenue NJ. E. parsonage by Rev. p. B.
Hoyt, Mr.. William Barnes and Miss
Beth Goodell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Goodell, Corunna avenue.
MIR. and Mrs Barnes will live with the
groom's mother on Mason street. He
is an employe of the Reliance Truck
Co.
The Great Men and Famous Women
Club met, Saturday, at the home of
Mrs. E. f. Conant in honor of the re-
turn of the president, Mrs n. Janette
from Detroit. and to bid goodbye to
Mrs. Phil Shepard. who has gone,to
Jackson to live. There being no regu.
lar program prepared, the afternoon
was spent with music and socially and
q luncheon was served at FIVE o'clock.
DIR. Ct. L. Cramer stated to the coun.
ill, Monday that no reputable physi.
clan would take the job of city physi-
,ian with the salary but 800. Up to
the present time the bills for disinfect-
ng. 'fumigating, etc, have been al
owed by the board of supervisors, but
!, recent decision of the supreme court
,alls attention to the fact that such
payment is improper and illegal and
hat cities must pay for their own work