The Owosso times., 1910-12-30

business, Tuesday.
John Detwiler was home from Pom
tiac. Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Fred Osburn entertained the
Reigny Day club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Robert Hyde and children of
Boston, Mass, are guests at the home
of G. w. Gale.
Miss Luella Marion of this city, mas
purchased an interest in a millinery
store at Pontiac.
Assistant Paymaster Thos. D. Harris,
U. s, N, is home from Chicago on a
weeks furlough.
Mrs. A. L. Pond and Miss Ruth Sui
livan spent Wednesday with Miss Min
ME Sullivan in Flint.
S @ Pulver and family will go TO
Olivet today to remain until Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Pulvers parents.
r. A. Lord spent Monday with his
parents at Byron. His mother, who
was seriously sick last week, Is i'm
proving.
One day left to form New Years
resolutions and then 800 to carry them
out or as is more often the case to for
get them.
Oscar Reynolds attended the funeral
of his aunt, Mrs. Ira G. Barnes, at the
family home in Burns township, Tues.
day. Mrs. Barnes died Friday even
ing.
j. T. Walsh has resigned as a men,
ber of the board of public works be-
cause he feels that he cannot devote the
time required to the duties of the posi-
tion.
The Congregational Brotherhood will
meet in the church parlors on Monday
evening next. All the men of the church
and congregation are invited to be
present.
Edward Bowers, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bowers of this city, is sick with
typhoid fever at Menominee, where he
is one of the proprietors OF a business
college.
Cecil Mclaughlin has disposed of his
bu ,iness in Vernon to parties from De-
troit, who took possession on Saturday
last. Mr.. Mclaughlin will enter on
his duties with the State Savings Bank
next week.
Mis-. Frank M. Reed, Dewey street.
who has been dangerously sick, is CON
sidered out of danger. An attack of
whooping cough and pleurisy was fol-
lowed by pneumonia and Mrs. Reeds
recovery was considered doubtful the
latter part of the week.
P. P. McGinty, superintendent of
construction for the government during
the erection of the post office build
ing in this city and now doing similar
work on the building in Detroit, is to
supervise the work on the Pontiac post
Office which will be started in the
spring.
The discovery was made this week
that County Clerk elect John Walker
of Clinton county cannot qualify as he
is not citizen. His father failed to
take out full naturalization papers and
the son had never declared his inten.
tion to become citizen, supposing
that the declaration of the father and
the fact that he came to this country
with his parents when but II years of
age made him citizen.
Frank Burns of Boyne City, lost the
wrestling match at the Coliseum on
Monday evening, failing to throw
Claude North of Vanderbilt, and
Farmer Watson of Owosso within an
hour. Burns downed North in 80
but was unable to threw Wat
son in the remaining % minutes. x
large crowd witnessed the contest
Burns and Watson will engage in an
other contest in this city on the. 9TH of
January. ti'Fi
Dunning 81 Hart, local agents for the
Buick automobiles, sold model II,
which is listed at $3.50, and which is
the best machine the Buick people put
out, to w. A. Conley of Morrice. The
new machine will be delivered in the
spring. Messrs Dunning e. Hart say
they expect to make several other sales
this winter for spring delivery. Next |
summer Perry township will have many
new autos, and not many other towns
In the state can brsg of as many OF the
'buzz wagons" as we.-Perry Journal !