The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-21

Mrs Bert Micklee OF Pontiac, came
last week to spend the winter with her
parents here. Her husband has good
position In Detroit-Mrs Martin
Cavanaugh and son Donald of Owosso,
we're guests of Mr. and Mrs Tracy
Forbes part of last week-Geo Cute
and family are comfortably located in
their new home near the depot--M
M Teachout has resigned as village
marshall and d o Post has been ap.
pointed as successor-W q Davis, for
same time past M G agent here, with
his family have moved to Rives Junct.
ion, while Dan Ferguson agent at Rives
has been assigned to this place. This
was mutual arrangement between the
gentlemen as Mrs Ferguson's people
live here and she could be with them.
We regret very much to lose such
families as Mr. Davis as they were very
highly esteemed and made many friends
while here. But Mr. and Mrs Ferguson
are highly esteemed young people and
we welcome them to Oakley-Mrf
Guy Gray returned home recently from
visit with friends in Cadillac and
Medina, Wis-Billy Albertson and
Carl Miller have returned home from
their western trip-Peter Remington
who recently conducted shoe repair
ing shop here and was taken to st.
Mary's hospital at Saginaw, was re-
moved from that institution to Flint.
He only survived a few days after
reaching Flint. Mr. and Mrs S A
Sutherland, the latter sister, attended
the funeral which occurred last week
Tuesday-Miss Edna Costello return
ed last Saturday to her home in Detroit
after three weeks visit with her aunt,
Mrs ORourke. Mrs O'Rourke accom-
panied her as far as Owosso-Mrs J
o Rundell of Owosso, visited her son
and wife, Mr. and Mrs K Rundell of
this place the latter part of last week
Strawberries and raspberries in
October in Michigan are usually rare
luxury but Frank Hill south of town,
has been picking strawberries from his
vines the past week and W Fl Hart
while visiting his farm in Hazelton
township recently picked stem from a
wild red raspberry bush on which were
ten ripe berries-Rav Ryan and
family have moved into the Citerly
house recently vacated by Geo Cute
Spencer of Bentley was in
town few days recently, He drove a
herd of colts through for Roy Cole
James Coon has moved to town and
will occupy a part of the Egan house
The flyer was stopped here Sunday
morning and large party of fishermen
went to Saginaw to try their luck.
They were very liberal and divided
their catch with their friends-Jas
Rundell opened his store to the public
Saturday. displaying very neat and
well arranged stock of groceries
Clayton Armstrong, the little son of
Mr. and Mrs John Armstrong north of
town, had two fingers badly mangled in
a lawn mower Sunday. 1t was thought
at first that the members were entirely
severed but such was not the case and
the doctors hope to save them-Mel
vim Retain suffered slight stroke of
paralysis Saturday evening in Jas Run.
dells store. He was taken to the home
of Mr. and Mrs J B Wilkinson, where
DIR O'Rourke attended him. He is
much improved and is able to be out
again-Mrs Phil Mickles was on the
sick list the first of the week-Mr and
Mrs Geo Cute were in Owosso Monday,
and were obliged to return by auto as
the horse they drove went lame. 1t
was thought that the horse was famed
when taking him out of the stall, as lie
slipped off the end of a plank-W T
Egan of Owosso, was on our streets
Observation-Disclosures that H G
Wickham is agent for the New York
Underwriters Insurance Company and
is prepared to write fire or tornado in
surance-Harley Coon left for Cleve-
land, Wednesday. He accompanied a
car load of stock for Roy Cole
Moorehouse of st. Charles, was in town
the first of the week with a view to
to either renting or purchasing the
hotel property here-Fred Smiths
horse became frightened at an auto
Tuesday and in the fracas, himself and
two ladies were thrown out of the bug.
gy, the harness broken, one wheel of
che buggy was badly twisted. Luckily
no one was hurt. The owner of the
auto refused to make good any damage
as he claimed he used all necessarv
caution in operating his machine.