The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-31
Oaklev.

Mr. Fred Demun is home from Ponti.
&C to spend the holidsys-Harry Coy
has purchased the grocery stock of II g
Wickham and will continue the bust
ness at the same place-Mrs Dan
Mickles has been quite seriously ill, but
is on the gain again-Messrs Earl
Jones, Carl Miller, Joe Morris and Rob-
ert Winslow attended the wrestling
match at Owosso one night last week
"A number of the members of Oak
ley Hive l. OF M visited the Chaplin
Hive one day last week and were roy
ally entertained. A fine program had
been arranged, and together with a
Christmas tree and refreshments very
pleasot day was enjoyed-Mrs John
Hill and son Sam, spent Christmas with
relatives at Lansing-Billy Albertson
has moved his pool tables and fixtures
to the building near the depot-Miss
Minnie Sell is the guest of Mrs J Can
field at present-John Whitney has
moved his saw mill to st. Charles
where he will cut out the logs from
about % acres Of timber-The Christ
mas tree at the school house Friday
evening was a success in every particu-
lar, The program was well rendered
by the scholars, and each one was the
recipient of Christmas remembrance
from their teacher-Charles Saville,
living south of town, fell from his
sleigh to the street last Thursday strik.
ing on his back and shoulders. He was
assisted to his feet and apparently was
uninjured-Mrs Helen Anderson of
Grand Rapids, arrived here Saturday
evening for short visit with relatives
Mrs p Mickles spent Christmas
with her people at Owosso--J B Will
kinson entertained his brother from
Freeland the latter part of last week
H G Wickham will conduct a har-
ness and shoe repair shop in the rear of
Harry Coy's store-Arthu Owen has
entered the employ of G A Coy in his
hardware store. Mr.. Owen has moved
into Mr.. Eagan's house--Mrs Orin is
visiting sister and other relatives in
Jackson county at this writing-Mrs
Thos F Madden is spending the holidays
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Warren Albertson-Word was receiv-
ed here Friday that Roy Thomas was
dead at the home of his parents at
Flushing. Mr. Thomas was a former
Oakley boy and was held in the highest
esteem by his many friends here
Mrs l. Ismond is able to be out again
after serious illness-Geo w Sack
rider of Roscommon was in our village
the first of the week-Miss Helen Hill
of Lansing, is the guest of her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs J A Hill-On an
average Roy Cole, our local live stock
buyer and shipper. pays out more than
So, 500 per week; we think that's going
some--Ezra Spencer and family are
entertaining Mr. Spencer's brother at
present--The report is current here
that Alfred Beers for many years res
ident of this place, but who recently
moved to Chesaning, has suffered a
stroke of paralysis and is in critical
condition--Take your harness and
shoes to Wickham for repairs. Best
material; best work and most reasona.
BILE prices. At Coy's grocery--Mr and
Mrs Joseph Morris spent Christmas with
relatives in Pontiac--Ray Lansing of
Owosso, was shaking hands with Oak
ley friends Monday--Harry Coy is
contemplating putting in line of dry
goods and shoes soon--Silas johnson
for the past twenty five years resident
of this village, passed away Tuesday
morning at about FIVE o'clock, old age
being the cause of death. If the deceas-
ed had lived until next April he would
have lived 80 years. A wife, one son
and three daughters are left to mourn.
The date Of the funeral has not been
yet announced - Isaac Ismond of
Houghton Lake is the guest of Oakley
friends at present--C Teachout was
in OwossO Tuesday