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

T. F. Marston of Bay City, was in
Owosso, Tuesday.
V. M. White has been in Howell and
Cohoctah this week on business.
Evelyn Sherman is working for the
summer at the Reliance Truck plant.
Misses Ina and Edith Gabriel left
Monday for a few days visit in Ann
Arbor.
Miss Diana Simon and Mrs. w. K.
Alderman are visiting friends in Ruth
vine, Ont.
Misses Neva and Margaret Wilson of
st. Johns were guests of Miss Lois
Whipple this week.
Mrs. J. "a. Bacon has returned to
Owosso to live, having moved some
time ago to Fenton.
Mrs. w. E. Guthrie left Thursday for
visit of several weeks in Philadelphia
and other eastern cities.
Ed Siemund and Chas. Kruck of
Canton, Ohio, are guests of j. and A.
Siemund. Mulberry street.
Next Tuesday Judge Miner in the
circuit court will hear petitions for ali
mony and other minor matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jennings were in
Detroit part of the week, Mr.. jennings
attending the state funeral direc tors
meeting.
P. P. McGinty is in Flint today for
the final inspection on the post Office
building which will be in use on Mon
day next.
Rev. Aug. Bergman of Milton, Wis,
will preach Sunday in Salem Lutheran
church, Rev. Hahn being at Tswas City
attending the conference.
George Valentine, assistant secretary
of the Reliance Truck Co., is in Chi
cago on business for the company. He
will also go to Detroit for two days on
the return trip.
Jno. Thorn and 81. F. Shellenbarger
returned Monday from western trip
including stops at Portland, Spokane,
Helena and San Francisco. Mr. Thorn
expects to locate in Oregon later in the
year.
Richard Kent. aged go years, died at
his home in Shiawassee township, yes
terday morning after a seven weeks ill
ness of stomach trouble. The funeral
will be held Saturday afternoon at the
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. White will go to
Beulah the first of the week for an out
ing. Mr.. White will spend the fifteen
days vacation allowed to postal en-
ployees, while Mrs. White will remain
until August 1st.
Mrs. w. E. Mckenzie and Mrs Err
nest Gould entertained large party of
ladies yesterday afternoon at the home
of the former on Oliver street east at a
four course tea. The home was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers.
Emil Bellenbaums examination for
selling liquor on Sunday was adjourned
to July 8 in Justice McBride's court,
Tuesday after Mrs Jack Cook had
sworn to going to the place June 30 and
finding the door open and three men at
the bar.
The appointment of Cadet Harold E.
Miner of this city, as second lieutenant
in the field artillery of the U. S. army
was confirmed by the U. S. senate on
the 2Sth. Lieut.. Miner has not as yet
been assigned to duty and does not
know where he will be sent.
The Holiness society has organized a
mission Sunday school to meet at 1:3O
p. m. Sundays in the rooms over Fill
myers second hand store, corner Wash
ington and Comstock streets. p. H.
Halter is superintendent, Fred Hayes
assistant, Miss Preratt secretary and
treasurer, Miss Faith Bentley organist.
Ensign Harry A, Orr, who has been
the guest of Owosso and Caro- relatives
for month past, will return to Wash.
ingtop, Monday, to resume his duties in
the u S. navy. Friends here have en-.
joyed his visit very much and will fol.
low his career with greater interest
than ever.
w. Becker, Linus Wolcott and Geo.
Sellers haye been elected county road
commissioners by the supervisors OF
Genesee county. They will each re-
ceive an annual salary of $3.50 and pa,
their own expenses. This will not be 6
large item of expense to the county.
Mrs. f. M. Grove and Mrs. Johr
Evans entertained over one hundred
ladies at o'clock luncheon and care
party Tuesday afternoon at the Crow,
farm home south of Owosso. Must,
was furnished by Misses Haskell
Springett, and Rubekam. The trip Il
the farm was made in automobiles ant
busses and a delightful afternoon wa
spent.