The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-06-18
Mrs. Earl Hall is visiting friends in

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candies at 10c.
F. II. Morris was in st. Charles,
Monday, on business
w. J. Bryan is to seek the U. s. SEN
atorship from Nebraska.
G. s. Williams made business trip
to Estey the first of the week.
Miss Bernice Keller of Grand Rapids,
is the guest of Miss Anna Dudley.
G. E. Rigley, Jr., attended class re-
union at Olivet College the first of the
week.
A. W. Walsh, collector for the State
Savings Bank, is visiting his uncle in
Petoskey.
Walter Upham was at Olivet. We'd
nesday. His daughter, Miss Florence,
returned with him.
Mrs. w. A. Detwiler returned to De-
troit, Wednesday, after weeks visit
with relatives in the city.
John E. Garland, formerly Corunna
business man has gone to Charlotte to
open dry goods store.
Judge s. s. Miner will hold court in
the Wayne county circuit next week,
assisting the Wayne circuit judges
w E. Collins, president of the state
board of pharmacy, is at Star Island as
sisting in the conducting of an examina-
ton.
Married, Saturday, by Justice Nc
Bride in Corunna, Miss Geneva Howe
and Thomas Runyan both of Hender
son.
Mrs. D. B. Green and daughter, Miss
Grace, have gone to Oneil, Neb., to
spend the summer with DR.. and Mrs.
E. T. Wilson,
W. NJ Fitzpatrick left for New York
City, Monday, to attend the annual
meeting of the American Farm Pro.
ducts Co.
Fire was started this morning under
the first kiln of brick for the year at
the yards of j. H. Frieseke. There are
300, 900 brick in it.
Henry Schneider has completed his
years work in the Lutheran Seminary
at Wauwatosa, Wis, and returned
home for the summer
Everything to make you laugh
and have good time at Owosso, July
3rd, come and hear the six big
bands and see the balloon ascensions
L. W. Barnes of Byron, NJ. Hanchett
of New Lothrop, B. P. Hicks and A. B.
Freeman of Durand, H. II. Pulver of
Laingsburg, were in the city Monday.
While Central Michigan was visited
by slight frost Monday night the
thermometer touched the high mark in
some of the eastern states and prostra-
tions from heat were reported in sew
eral cities.
Miss Antonia Freeman of Owosso.
and Miss Mau of Detroit leave Monday
for New York City and go from there
to London, Holland, Germany, France
and Switzerland returning home in
September
The city has purchased new fire
team paying $512. They are about 1871
hands high, weight about 2700 pounds,
are deep bay in color and were bred by
James Hitchcock, near Lansing, for fire
department purposes.
Editor James Dickinson of the Laings-
burg News, made The TINES social
call Tuesday. We are always pleased
to have the News man drop in to talk
shop, politics, etc. He has an origi
nal way of getting at things that
makes one think of what he says after
he has gone.
The following is a list of advertised
letters at the Owosso post Office for the
week ending June 10, 19O9-Mr. Cart
wright; F. W. Demey A. l.. Dyke;
Freeman LOOMS; Paul Martin; Miss
Mary Morton; G. G. Pelton; Joseph
Dodds Reid; Henry Schaffer; Mrs.
Maud Stevens; Michael Spropka.
Bryant school teachers and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Griffith gave a supper in
honor of Miss Lois Trombley at the
home of Miss Magdaline Posthumus,
Friday evening, and presented her with
Jeffersonian spoon. Miss Trombley
will not remain as principal of the Bry-
ant school and her departure is regret
ted.
With the exception of two parties
settlements have been made for the
right of way for the New Haven Coal
Mining Co. railway in this city and it
is believed an understanding will be
reached with the two before the bridge
is completed over the Shiawassee and
thus allow the work of laying the track
to be begun. 1t is hoped no further OBJ.
stacles will be encountered as the Min
ing Co. is DESTROYS to get the road in
shape for traffic during the next two
months.
The local option law went into effect