The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Cole are spend
ing the week in Detroit, where Mr.
Cole lie assisting at the exhibit of the
Phillip Carey Roofing Co.
Supt. w. F. Webb and Will LaClear
formerly of this city, were here Satur.
day to secure men for the Burdette
Auto Body Works at Pontiac.
Mrs. Phillip Fauth, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Simmington, left for
her home in Washington, D. G., Tues.
day.
Frank j. Twogood, formerly of this
city now located in. Oklahoma, was
united in marriage on the 18th at Has
tings, to Miss Clara M. Hall of that
city.
The list of marriage licenses granted
published without the ages of the
parties will lose about ninety-five per
cent of their interest to the average
reader.
Postmaster Pulyer of Laingsburg,
was in the city Wednesday to call on
his son, City Attorney Pulver, who has
been suffering this week from a severe
attack of rheumatism.
Owosso Aerie Eagles is enjoying a
large growth in membership, a class of
eight candidates being received Friday
evening. Twenty seven more will be
taken in at the next meeting.
Married, at the Baptist parsonage
Saturday evening, Rev. George Laugh
ton officiating, Milo Daniel Fifleld
and Mrs. Sadie VanDusen, both of this
city. Congratulations are extended.
The purse containing $50 and some
jewelry. supposed to have been stolen
from the home of Mrs. T. L. Taphouse
last week was finally found by the lady
just where it had been placed for safe
keeping.
Miss Anna Parrish, who has been the
guest of Miss Georgia Colt during the
summer, left Saturday for short visit
with friends near Detroit and will then
20 to New York to resume her work in
the schools.
To give Ann Arbor employees an
to pay taxes after receipt
IF this months pay, the council, on
motion of Aid. Washburn, has extend
I'd the time for payment without the
Jour per cent penalty to Sept. 25th.
Under the direction of V. M. White
he repairs are being rapidly made on
he Stprtevant e. Blood building
damaged by fire two weeks ago. When
he alterations are completed the build
ng will be in first class shape. A steel
ceiling is to be put in.
The time for the payment of the sum-
ner city tax without the payment of
he four per cent penalty expires on the
18th. There are yet large number
Who have not paid their taxes but
Treasurer Wiley hopes most CT them
will do 80 within the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Collins returned
home the first of the week from their
rip to California, where Mr.. Collins at
ended the annual meeting of the Ma
ional Pharmaceutical Association as a
representative of the State Board of
They had a very pleasant
ime.
The concrete foundation for the
oliver street paving is in from Second
treet to midway of the block between
Mulberry and Pine, the curb to Adams
treet and the large part of the grading
$ completed to Washington street. The
work. of laying the brick will be COM
nenced in about ten days.
Reports from most of the townships
md wards in the county indicate that
more than enough names have been Sc
uT6u W COIupoll JuC bupiiiooiOh VI phO
question of adopting local option at the
pring election. 1t is understood that
he supervisors will take favorable
Iction by almost unanimous vote.
Principal G. R. Cation of the Benzo-
Tia Academy, delivered two interest
ng addresses in the Congregational
hurch, Sunday. In the evening he
rave a strong endorsement to the local
option movement and referred to the
benefits from its adoption in Benzie
county. While here he was the guest
# Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Friegel.
Grand Chancellor Ira G. Curry was
lansing, Wednesday, arranging for
he annual meeting of the grand lodge
Knights Pythias which is to be held in
hat city October and z. w. d. Burke
s the representative of the local lodge
With DR.. p. S. Wilson as alternate. AS
Mr.. Burke is a member of one of the
,rand lodge committees, DR.. Wilson
Will probably act as representative.