The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-06-25
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Sprague & Co.,
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TO work this summer.
Born, Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Bell, West Main street, daughter.
Chas. Lawrence is spending some
time at his cottage on Crystal Lake,
Beulah.
Prof. and Mrs. DeYoe and children
left Saturday for Gobleville to spend
the summer.
Mrs. l.. B. Dolson and daughter,
Bessie, spent part of the week in Lam
sing.
Mrs. L. B. Loomis of Redfeld, South
Dakota, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
E. B. Dewey.
Mrs. Hugh McCurdy Is again occu
plying the McCurdy homestead at the
park in Corunna and will remain there
this summer.
A birthday party for Robert VanDus-
en- was held Thursday at the VanDusen
home on Oliver street.
Frank E. Connor is home from the
U. of M. and will travel for the Connor
Ice Cream Co. this summer,
Miss Charity Zimmerman has given
up her position with the Argus and
gone to her home at Three Rivers.
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence and daughter,
Miss May, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Lawrence in
Detroit.
Mrs. Fl. Jacobs and Miss Clara ia
cobs were in Ann Arbor part of the
week where the latter's eyes were
treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Simmons left
Thursday morning for an extended stay
in the northern part of the state, going
first to Sault Ste. Marie.
Prof and Mrs. Esquire l.. Griffith
and daughter have returned to the city
for the summer from Sidnaw, where
Mr.. Griffith has charge of the schools.
The Times is in receipt of a few
copies of Congressman Fordneys ad
dress recently delivered in the house on
the tariff bill and will be pleased to give
them to those who will call for the
same
The city fire teams will not draw
sprinkling wagons this year, the council
being afraid the services of the horses
might be needed for fires and the de-
lay in getting into the city hall
dangerous
Mrs. w. L. Frisbie gave a shower
June II for Miss Anna Foess of Osburn
& Sons store, who is soon to be married.
Misses Ethelyn and Christine Gibson
entertained in her honor Friday.
The council appointed special COM
mitttee of Aid. BRANDED, Perrigo and
Wren to consult with DR.. g. L. Cramer
as to his bill for services for fumuigat-
ing, etc, last year, which by vote of
five to four was dis allowed at Mondays
meeting.
J. A. F. Evans has returned from
Toledo to Owosso to become clerk for
General Foreman j. A. Struble of the
Ann Arbor <R. r., having been en-
ployed as clerk for Master Mechanic
Tawse at Toledo and Ironton for two
years.
Teresa McKeeby, formerly of this
city, will probably be sent to the In
dustrial home for girls at Adrian by
the authorities of Ingham county.
Two married men are under arrest at
Lansing in connection with the case.
At the same hour as the marriage of
Miss Clara Carson in this city, Wednes-
day. Miss Lucy Carson, her sister, was
united in marriage to Thomas Hardy,
civil engineer of Ashland, Oregon, in
that city, the ceremony being per-
formed by the president of the Oregon
state Normal college.
w. II. Bigelow, Tod Kincaid, G.. w.
Loring and s. H. McCurdy were made
knights Templar at Toledo thirty years
ago last Saturday. The latter two are
dead and the former are among the old.
est Knights in length of membership in
this part of the state. They enjoyed
visit Sunday at Mr.. Bigelow's talking
over the early days lodge work.
Il would like to know the law on
line fences, said prominent Shiawas.
see township farmer as he called at the
Times Office, Saturday to get copy of
the Michigan Farm Laws" sold with
years subscription for $3.50. Beside
farm laws it contains business forms,
model business letters, etc. The book
alone is worth more than 81 so.
A musical attended by forty people
was given Friday evening at the home
of w. A. McTaggart. N. Lansing street.
Singing by male quartet, violin solo
by Prof. Crane, piano solos by Miss
Alice Tinker of Chesaning, and Miss
Magdoline Posthumus, vocal solo by
Fred jerks and guitar and mouth
organ selections by Mr.. McTaggart,
were highly enjoyed.