The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-07-02
Local News.

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Geo. E. Pardee was in Ithaca on
business, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis have gone
to Bay View for the summer.
Miss May Butterfeld left for Beulah
Thursday, to spend month.
Miss Mary Wilbur spent Sunday in
St Johns with her brother. Glenn.
DIR. F. S. Fritz was called to Caro-,
Wednesday by the illness of his moth.
er.
Allan and Robert Goodall, residing
near Vernon, have 115 acres planted to
beans.
The Connor Ice Cream Co. made it's
first butter at the plant on Ball street,
Thursday.
Monday being legal holiday the
rural carriers will not make their usual
delivery.
Rev. c. H. Hanks will return tomor-
row from brief visit with his parents
at Norwich. Ohio.
Mrs. Cora Swarthout of Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs. F. Millspaugh, South
Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gould leave to-
morrow for their home in Colorad o
after visit at E. A. Gould's.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Dewey, and son Thorn
as, left this morning for London, Ont,
for a visit of two weeks with relatives.
Superintendent and Mrs. Clark Ship.
man of Lapeer, are visiting at the hom e
of County Treasurer Shipman in Cor.
unna.
Miss Grace Perrigo is in Detroit for a
visit and will spend sometime in Pom I'll
ac and other cities before returni ng
home.
Mrs. George M. Edwards has packed
and shipped her household goods and
joined her husband who has been i n
Flint several months.
l.. d. Cross, for many years well
known and highly respected citizen of
Ovid, died at his home on Saturday,
aged nearly n years.
Mrs. May Galbraith and Mrs. Hay es
Perrigo of this city, and Miss Pear l
Shores of Colorado, left for Mackina W
City, Tuesday for an outing.
Mrs. S. w. Boswick left for her HON Q
in Waverly, N. Y, Thursday, after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. T. j.
Tubbs, and son Percy Boswick.
Arthur X. Mister, who has been as.
sisting J. M. Beckwith in the Weste rn
Union Offices, left for Cheboygan, Mon
day, to become ticket agent for the M.
9. r. r.
Amos Parmenter is growing seven
teen acres of tomatoes for the Owo $50
Canning Co. He had fine crop last
year and the returns were highly salts
factory.
Mrs. c. Mcdonald has moved from
Grand Rapids to Owosso and will re.
side on Ball street. Her son, John J.
and daughter, of the Connor Ice cream m
Co. will live with her.
Saginaw merchants are to visit Owos-
so, Sept. Goth to meet the merchants of
the city. AS they are to be here for an
hour 1t may be possible for them to
meet the business men of the west side.
August Birk was in Ann Arbor the
first of the week consulting the officer 8
of the Gas Light Co. concerning the
laying of gas mains both on east and
and west Oliver preparatory to paving.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Eveleth of Kentucky,
are visiting relatives in Corunna and
will remain until Mr.. Eveleth has re-
covered from the shot wound received d
four weeks ago when an angry loafing
railroad workman shot him twice.
Mrs. Belle Palen of Pontiac, and
William Sampeer have waived exam
ination on the charge of adultery and
been bound over by Justice Pstchell at
Durand for trial in the circuit court,
being ready it issaid to plead guilty and
begin sentences and the woman it is
said will refuse to return to her hus.
band and one year old child whom she
has abandoned.