The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-07-29
The OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
owOsso, MICH, JULY 30, 1910.
LOG Al NEWS.

! Secretary G.. A. Young spent Sunday
in Fenton.
! II. T. Clough spent Sunday with hil
family in this city.
Miss Tena Carr is spending the weel
at Whitmore Lake
Mrs. w. A Richardson was the guess
of friends in Saginaw. Sunday.
Miss Emma Wonnacott of Detroit
was the guest of Miss Otilla Tick the
first of the week.
PJ. and J. J. Stever left Monday in
an automobile for Penn Yam, N. Y. fol
a visit with relatives.
Miss Abigail Buckingham of Flint
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. E
Parkill, the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Crane and
daughter and Miss Winnie Cummins
are at Round Lake for an outing.
Water leaked through the roof at the
G. A. Lawrence department store, Sun
day, damaging considerable stock.
L. H. Retain and family, Mrs. Will
Fox and Miss Della Fox are spending
the week at one o. the lakes near Lin
I den.
Dr. R. J. Tick left Saturday fol
Marked Tree, Arkansas. He will return
in time to attend the Michigan Nation
al Guard camp.
Mrs J. u. Crum and daughter are al
the Crum cottage at Pine Lake. DR..
Crum and Percy Crum spent Sunday
there.
Frank E. Converse has decided to re-
main as superintendent of schools at
Beloit, Wis rather than to accept fine
position in California.
F. w. Turner of this city, was elect.
ed trustee of the Michigan Association
of Stationary Engineers at their meet.
ing in Kalamazoo, Friday.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending July 90, 1910
Miss Pearl Hamon, p. Nj. johnson (2),
Mrs. E. March, J. j. Sopher, s.
Petorkey.
MIR. and Mrs. J. j. Perkins are i'd
Buffalo and Niagara Falls, n. Y, and
before returning to this city they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ketcham at
Middleport, N. Y.
p. G. Royce, an Ann Arbor brakeman,
received word Monday of the death Of
his brother at an Ann Arbor hospital,
and left for Hamburg with his wife to
attend the funeral.
Alonzo Wallace, II years old, fell
from wagon at his home on the Gould
farm, east of the city, Friday, and frac-
tured his collar bone, besides being
bruised somewhat about the body.
Vincent Lane. who has been working
in Wheeling, w. Va, for several years
previous to which time he resided here,
visited old friends here for few days
the past week. He left Saturday for
Indianapolis to visit his parents.
Mrs. Edward Lemon of Corunna, was
poisoned Saturday. by eating currants
from bush that had been sprinkled
with bug poison. She is recovering
after several days illness though which
her life was despaired Of.
G.. G and A. DeCsmp will go to Bat
tie Creek the last of the week to attend
the eightieth birthday Anniversary on
Saturday, of their father, Ezekiel De-
Camp, who is president of the Triangle
Land Co. of this city. Repub-
lican.
Swallowing a half cup of Kerosene
oil the two-year.old son of Roy Merrill,
formerly of this city, was verv sick at
his home in st. Louis, Mich, Friday.
While his mother ran for doctor his
grandparents administered raw eggs
and cream which greatly relieved the
youngster.
Edward Hoffman, eleven year old son
of E. B. Hoffman of the wildermuth
House, was bitten Sunday while in front
of the hotel, by dog belonging to
Thomas Perry, but not seriously injur-
ed. The dog made sudden lunge when
man near by made a scuffling noise on
the sidewalk.