The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-07-23

land on business this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Gaylord
a daughter, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Andrew and Miss Edna Geec
are spending the week in Glare.
Rev. and Mrs P. D. Hoyt are in Eat
on Rapids to attend camp meetings.
Mrs 81. Bailey of Denver, Colo, is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wells.
Mrs. o. L. Davis spent Wednesda,
and Thursday with her mother in How
Oil, Uu5 .,. aa ,la gre
a The Vernon Congregational Sunda,
school is at McCdrdyo park for aSpicni'
today. 9lQo9r ,'e1cda.F 49, see
The Owosso W. c. T. U. and friends
are enjoying picnic at McCurdy parl
this afternoon.
Miss Nina Kendall of Boston, is 8
guest for two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. A
E. Hartshorn.
A. J. Brown of Ithaca, was in the
city Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. 8. FL. Alliton.
F. w. Pearce and A. f. Howard have
been in Chicago this week buying goods
for the F. W. Pearce store.
Mrs. G. H. Sapp and son Edwin, have
gone to Madison, Wis, to visit rela.
tives.
Miss Georgiana Jackson returned yes
terday from visit with friends in
Coldwater.
Vernon is to have home coming
field day July Gath. Sports of all kinds
are on the program.
E. B. Jones has purchased four lots
on Grand avenue from d. G. Cooper
and will build brick residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Matteson and Miss
May Butterfeld will return home to.
morrow from their outing at Beulah.
About one thousand persons went to
Detroit, Wednesday, on the excursion,
five hundred and fifty being from
Owosso.
Willis Gurden of this city and Miss
Louise Manning of Fowlerville, will be
married Aug, 10. They will reside in
Owosso.
Mrs. George Robinson of Houston,
Texas, left for West Branch, Wednes
day after visit at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ferguson's.
J Married, in jamestown, N. Y, July
16. Ernest Schultz, formerly of Owosso,
and Miss Hazel Allen. They will re-
side in Jamestown.
DR.. A. M. Hume was with the other
officers of the grand lodge F. & A. M.
at Ypsilanti, yesterday, to lay corner
stone and today is in Traverse City for
the same purpose.
DR.. NJ P. Hunt of Enid Oklahoma,
has visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Hunt this week. He has in the few
months since he located at Enid built
up fine veterinary practice.
Rolla Chase attended the Retail
Shoe Dealers Association meeting at
Detroit this week and has gone to Bos-
ton to visit the Worlds Shoe and
Leather Fair.
Arthur W. Green of Corunna, will
go to Vancouver, B. c., in time to meet
his son A. c. Green and the remains of
his wife, formerly Miss Maude Miner
of this city. The steamship is due
Aug. Is.
Several Owosso citizens are arrang-
ing to leave for the west to register for
the land drawings on the reservations
which the government is opening for
settlement. 1t is figured that one ap-
plicant in eight will be successful.
DIR. Hume was in the city this week
long enough between his Masonic en-
gagements to harvest the hay crop
about his office building but he is per-
fectly willing to admit that it will take
another try or two to get good lawn.
Postmaster John Teller of Henderson,
was in the city Friday for the first time
in several weeks. He reports largely
increased trade at his general store
since moving into new quarters and
putting in almost complete new
stock.
The hay crop in this county has been
practically all secured in fine shape, the
quantity being somewhat less than a
year ago but the quality is far better.
Difference in price will make the &C.
count on the right side of the ledger for
our farmer friends.
Ordinances relative to licensing and
regulating scavengers and scavenger
work and to prevent splitting on side
walks or most anywhere else were read
at Mondays council meeting and laid
over for week They appear in the
council proceedings on another page.
Married, by Rev. Fr. p. J. ,Slane at
ST. Pauls church, MISUNDERSTANDING,
John Duffy of Mt. Pleasant, and Miss
VMhfie Sprinp. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs