The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-07-15
Mrs. B. s. Knapp is visiting relatives

Frederick and Robert Storrer are al
Long Lake for months outing.
Messrs. Davies. Gale and Kincaic
went to Detroit Thursday via auto.
Oliver Salisbury has been in Jack
son, Lansing and Detroit on business
this week.
W. M. Fitzpatrick is at his farm neal
Estey experimenting the gathering Of
a large hay crop.
Vegetation was refreshed by fine
shower Tuesday morning, More rain
is still badly needed.
Mrs. Thomas Walker of Flint, ID
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Gale, Oliver, street.
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Allen of Chicago, a son. Mr..
Allen is former Owosso young man.
Cecil Mclaughlin, receiver of the
defunct Vernon bank will pay divi
dend of 30 per cent to creditors al
once.
Arthur F. Coffel of Farwell and Miss
Edna Crawford of Owosso. were mar
ried Thursday by Rev. Hicks in Cor.
unna.
Duane g. Cooper seemed perfectly at
home this week in the county clerks
Office during the absence of Clerk Mich.
OILS and Deputy Burnett.
Frank Chickgun, a drunken Indian
from Vernon. and Chas. Andrews, ac-
cused of stealing from store in West
Owosso, are occupying the county Jail.
Owosso has been we'll represented in
Detroit this week at the great gather
ing of Elks and everyone reports hav-
ing fine time.
John O'Berry, Lansing white wing,
was run over by an auto truck in that
city Wednesday. His brother, Phillip
O'Berry of this CITY, has gone to Lam
sing to care for him.
William Hoffman and T. Thornberry
of Varnesville, Ohio, arrived in this
city Wednesday to be guests of the
formers father, E B. Hoffman. They
made the trip via auto.
Primary petitions for the re-nomina-
tion of Congressman Fordney have been
filed with the secretary of state, who
has certified to the sufficiency of the
number of signatures of enrolled Re-
publicans.
DR.. A L. Arnold and son Leslie,
went to Detroit Thursday to meet Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Merrett. and daughter,
Miss Victorine of Louisville, Kentucky,
who will be guests at the Arnold home
for the next week.
Mansfield Warner and Genevieve
Rosenboom of this city, were married
in Corunna in June and just announc.
ed it to their friends. The groom is
employed in Campbell's barber shop
They will reside on Chapman street
Miss Ada Abrey of Wilmington, Del,
gave most interesting and impressive
talk Sunday evening at the Corunna
avenue NJ. E. church on the work of
the deaconesses among the poorer classes
and the foreign element in the large
cities.
Geo. w. Swarthout, former secretary
of the Y. M. q. A. in this city and for
two years past physical director in the
Y. NJ. G. A. at Pasadena, California,
has been appointed director of the
play grounds in Detroit at a
good salary
Mrs. A. M. Bentley and Mrs. F. W.
Bidwell returned Sunday from stay
of several weeks in Massachusetts and
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Bidwell will
leave soon for Canandaigua Lake, New
York, to spend the summer.
Col. G. B. McCaughna of this city
and Mrs. P. P. Pilhorn of Chicago, left
Sunday for Los Angeles, Calf, called
by the death of their sister Miss Kate
McCaughna. The remains will be
brought to Byron, Mich, for interment
Mrs T. M. Euler of this city is a sister
of the deceased
G. J. Gannsley of Vernon, whose
building operations are probably the
largest of any contractor in the county,
is building barns for Will Mccullough
Of Shiawassee, and Chas. VanAlstine of
Vernon. He also has contract for an
coal and hay sheds at Flushing
Miss Cora Vandewater sang a solo at
the First Congregational church Sun
day morning in most excellent man.
ner, showing her beautiful contralto
voice to good advantage. She has &C
copied third years contract as direc
tor of music in the Crystal Falls, Mich,
schools.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
office for the week ending July 8, 1910:
Miss Nova Brewer Grover Devine,
Miss Mary Everts, Mrs Irena Harburt.
E. J. Horton, Mrs. Laureain Ismond,
J. w. Kelley, Carl Mika, George Pom