The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-06-18
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Sprague & Co.,
t07 N Washington Street. Owosso.

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Ford touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Rourke, Ada street
are visiting relatives in Ada, Mich
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Kline of
Fenton, formerly of Owosso; a son.
| Daniel Linabury of Pom tiac, is q
guest of his sister Mrs. M. A. Jewell
Michigan avenue.
Miss Anna Mae Pier of Flint, was a
guest of her sister Mrs. F. B. Woodland
the first of the week.
Michael Laveck is recovering slowly
from his accident at the car shops last
week and is considered out of danger.
/ urday. Just what you want for the
fruit season at 10 cents for big ket-
ties and 10 cents for covers.
Hugh A. Mcdonald has resigned as
ice cream department manager at the
American Farm Products Co. plant and
resumed his work with the Conner Co.
at Lansing.
Mrs. s. G. Willard of Chicago, former
ly Miss Helen Cooper, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. R. y. Cooper, is guest of
Miss Nellie Turner and at Mr.. and Mrs.
F. a. Gould's this week.
Chas. Skinner, millwright and
saw-f filter at the Estey factories for the
past sixteen years, will move to st.
Joseph, having resigned his position
here, to accept another there.
Owosso will have one of the most
| gorgeous and elaborate displays OF
| fireworks ever seen in this part OF
the state, plan to come and stay for
this part of the program July 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reineke, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL. Nichols and Rev. and Mrs. c.
81. Hanks entertained a number of
teachers in the city schools at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reineke, Tuesday even
ing.
Misses Lucy Shattuck, Lois and Elsi g
Whipple gave five o'clock tea Friday
afternoon at the Shattuck home on
East Exchange street for Miss Frances
Deyereaux, who leaves this week to re-
side in Flint.
Mrs E. B. Gemmell and daughter,
Miss Jessie, who have been in Boston
for two years, where Miss Gemmell
has been studying music, are expected
home this week. Owosso friends will
be pleased to have them here again.
Owosso will be represented at the
state rifle shoot at Grand Rapids next
week by g. B. McCaughna, M. J. Phil
lips, R. J. Tick, Chas. Lahman, Oscar
Reynolds, Bert butcher, Frank Mier,
John Doyle, Paul Hinze.
Mr.. and Mrs &. B. McCaughna and
son George left on Friday morning last
fer Calumet, where Mr.. McCaughna is
attending the Elks' convention this
week. En- route he inspected the state
military companies at several points.
Married, Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rohrabacher, South
Shiawassee street this city, their
daughter, Miss Minnie, and Christopher
J. Greenwood of Pontiac, Rev c. H.
Hanks officiating MIR. and Mrs
Greenwood will reside in Flint.
In honor of the Misses Agnes Laveck
and Justeen Byrnes, Miss Eleanor Tit
comb very pleasantly entertained
twenty FIVE young ladies at her home
Friday evening. Music, games and a
splendid lunch, with the presentation
to Misses Laveck and Byrnes of beauti-
full cut glass water sets made the even
ing a most enjoyable one.
DIR. G. L. Cramer has presented the
bill of S179 to the city council for SER
vices in contagious disease cases during
190S-9 which was not allowed, as usual,
by the board of supervisors because of a
supreme court decision calling at
tention to the laws provision that the
cities must pay their own health Off
GERS. 1t is probable the bill will be
considered favorably.
On his return home Friday evening
from the state meeting of the Eagles,
at which he was elected chaplain, Mil
ton f. Grove was met at the Michigan
Central station by a large delegation of
the members of Owosso Aerie of Eagles
headed by the Owosso city band and
escorted to the Eagles Home on North
Washington street. where reception
was rendered Mr.. Grove. Following
the congratulations of the members,
several short addresses were made and
lunch served.
Geo. s. Cook, 80 years of age, died
Tuesday afternoon at his home on De-
troit street after a short illness Of
pneumonia. The funeral will be held
this afternoon, Rev. G. H. Hanks officia
ting. Deceased is survived by the
widow and three children, Mrs. Louis
Young OF Pontiac, Charles and Maud
Cook of this city. He was member of
the Odd Fellows and Maccabees and
had lived in Owosso about twenty