The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-08-12


Greek sanitariums.
DR.. w. n. Winchester and Misc
Calista Andrews of Flint, were in thS
city Wednesday expecting to usse
Mrs. w. s. Ament of Oberlin, Ohio
Will A. Priest is taking his vacssIau
from the postal service and left Sssrr-
day evening to spend three weeks SU
the vicinity of Petoskey, where eig
family has been for several weeks
Hon. J. w. Fordney left the IssS oc
the week for business trip to sas
Pacific coast. He was accompanies "
G. G. Vaughan and w. M. Smith Of ST.
Johns, and Otis Fuller of lonia. ThsT
will be absent about three weeks.
John G. VanCamp received word
Sunday, of the illness of his father ant
mother at Fenton and left FOR that ciW
Immediately. He was to have actsa sE
purser for Owosso Knights TempaG- or
the Chicago trip, but was unable ~ gS-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bidweu exc
daughter, Miss Cornelia, and Mrs g.
M. Bentley left Monday for their cot
tage at Canapdaigua Lake, New Eork
They went to Detroit in their teCriuG
car, taking the boat for Buffalo there q
Word has been received by Mr.. &ld
Mrs. Bonhag of New Haven, that tessr
son, Fred l.. Bonhag, was united I'M
marriage July 25, to Miss Fannie Swing
of indianapolis, Ind The ceremony
was solemnized in their own home am
Indianapolis, which was elegantly tsr-
nished. Many friends here Of MIR. BGrlr
hag extend best wishes.
The first annual picnic of Owosse
Council No. 218 United ComurerciaE
Travellers will be held at McCErdF
park Saturday afternoon. The local
council is in thriving condition, ear-
ing nearly so members. The 6rulR-.
mers wives will attend.
Prosecuting Attorney Hicks has or
dered the neighborhood row casees start
ed by women in Owosso and CcrvnaSI
against neighbors thrown out of court
Chickens in the garden was the cause
of the Corunna trouble, and Calling
names resulting IN hair puliiag tke
cause in Owosso case.
The Owosso City base ball team de-
feated the Cut Glass factory team ef
Lansing, Sunday, at the race tvsSt
grounds by score of 8 to 6, about tSe
people attending the game, many others
would have gone bat the track is tao
far out to walk there and no carriages
were running.
w. H. VanSice will build two miles
of state reward road for Owosso towE~
ship, beginning work immediately.
The work starts at the Owoseo city
limits on Shiawassee street and goes
two miles southwest. Gravel is to be-
the material used.
County Drain Commissioner BoGt~
we'll of Shiawassee county was In tke
city Yesterday comforting with Couuts
Drain Commissioner Alger concerning
the Griffiths creek drain, which is s.
joint drain between Saginaw and Shis-
wassee counties, lying in Braut saG
Brady townships, Saginaw county su&
Rush, Shiawassee. Saginaw Courier
Herald.
No doubt the highwaymen who at.
tempted to hold up that Owosso mar
feel slightly peeved at him. Instead ot
meekly submitting he knocked one
down with a we'll planted right aud
chased the other for block. Can is
be that Owosso is 80 far in tue b&ck-
woods that its residents do not under
stand the ethics of being held up and
fail to appreciate that the thing to do
is hand over your money and then GO
quietly homer - Saginaw Courisr-
Herald.
The Owosso rifemen who took part
in the rifle matches at the Detroit rsEgs
returned Saturday, excepting Col. G.. B.
McCaughna, Major M j. Phillips Priv
ate Frank Meier and Lieut.. Cbarsef
Lahman. With the exception OF Col.
McCaughna, these marksmen remSiDet
in Detroit to practice on the range and
from there went directly to Camp Perry.
o. t. attend the big national shoot. Cog-
Mc0 1ghna went directly from Detcues
to Ludington to assume command oe
the Third regiment during the aunusf
encampment.
Mrs. Eta Doane Marden and james
Carson, who have been in Constansin-
ople for several years, sailed frour
Liverpool, Eng, Saturday. August G.,
on the steamship Lusitania for Ameacx.
James Carson, who formerly resided
here, will arrive in this city Saturday.
August 10, and Mrs. Marden viii 10
main in the east near Boston. Ms4s.
until after the American board naessuk
which will be held in Octobee Mr..
Carson will go to Oregon to, visit his
mother and sister after short visit in
Owosso at the home of his aunt Mrs.
Z. d. Perkins. Mrs. Warden viii
make an extended visit here with har