The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-09-03
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Mrs. Walter Lewis Of saghaw. spent
Tuesday at Fred c. Lewis.
DIR. T. B. Scott is spending a few
days in Frankfort.
G. c. Wright has been in Saginaw,
Flint and Lansing on business this
week.
Born, Tuesday, to MIR. and Mrs
Spencer Austin, Caledonia township, a
daughter.
H. ID. Lyon returned Wednesday
evening from two weeks business trip
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Loring entertain
ed the Junior Five Hundred Club, We'd
nesday evening.
The Visiting Nurse Association met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. D. M.
Christian, North Water st.
A large number of people from this
city will attend the labor day celebra-
ton at Lansing, Monday.
Indications are that a record break
ing crowd from Shiawassee county will
attend the state fair next week.
Bert A. Grove spent Sunday with his
parents in Owosso on his way to Flint
where he was married Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Doolittle have
removed to Charlotte where he will
I, engage in the meat market business.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Louis Sackrider of
Roscommon, spent part of the week at
g. w. Sackrider's, Oliver street west.
Joseph and Andrew VanWagoner
were in Richmond, Mich, Monday, to
attend the wedding of their brother,
Oliver.
Prof. Geo. R. Cation of Benzonia,
will occupy the pulpit of the Congrega.
tional church next Sunday, morning
and evening.
DR.. V. G. VanLiew of Lennon, was
in the city Wednesday evening en-
route home from trip to Lansing and
st. Johns via automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wiedow and
Mrs. Minnie Shoutz of Victor, La, are
guests of DR.. G. L. Sheppard and family,
North Washington street.
Miss Minnie Sullivan left for Flint,
JAIy hn fy,oy Of
her millinery department in one of
Flint's large dry goods stores tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Greenway will
spend week at G.. L. Dimmick's,
Oliver street, before starting for home
in North Yakima, Wash. They have
been having an outing at Beulah
A shower wrs given Tuesday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chatterson,
whose marriage some time ago just be-
came known, at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Lohrer. Herman street
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Crawford and
sons, have been guests this week at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs r.
d. Crawford. Mr.. Crawford is now in
the employ of the Chicago Telephone
Co.
Mrs Orlando Gault was born in the
town of Deerfeld, March 18th. 1871,
and died Aug. Goth, 1909 aged IS years
Her maiden name was Bridget Nc
Carthy, being one of family of five
children. OF these only two are living,
James Mccarthy, of Deerfeld and Mrs
Margaret McCue, of Southfeld. At the
early age of 1G she was united in mar
riage to Orlando Gault, who died Aug
1907. Deceased was the mother of six
children, only two of whom survive
her, G. D., of Owosso, and Ora, of
Parshallville. -Fenton Courier.
B. E. Hardy of Bennington township,
will exhibit dozen head of his Hol-
stein cattle at the state fair. He has
some of the best cattle of the breed in
the state but will find warm competi-
ton this year as a number of new
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cattle have been established in Michigan
within the past year and many of the
older breeders have made heavy pur-
chases. Win or lose Mr. Hardy will
come home with smile and load of
new reasons why the Holsteins are the
best dairy cattle on earth.
| superintendent of Construction Nc
Ginty has been instructed to secure
proposal from the contractors for the
post office building for the construction
of cement curb on the north and west
side of the lot and the council has or
dered Acknowledgements to establish the
grade of the alley on the west prelimi-
nary to this work being done. Street
Commissioner Crane will also grade the
alley, thus cleaning out the unsightly
piles of rubbish. Steps should be taken
to pave the alley next year. Mr.. Nc
Ginty will also procure bid for the
plastering and finishing of the large
room in the second story on the west
side of the building which will make
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