The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-24

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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Monroe of Elgin, ILL.,,
are guests of relatives in and near
Owosso.
Mrs. Frank Schram has been enter.
tanning Mrs. F. Brown of Detroit, for a
few days,
Warren Perpont was in Lansing.
Saturday, on business at the auditor
generals Office.
The Priscillas of Corunna were en-
tertainted, Monday, by Misses Florence
and Edna Lindsey.
Miss Nellie Goss. teacher in India
napolis, Ind. schools. is at home in
Owosso for the summer
Mrs. Jacob Schautz of New Haven
is spending few days with her mother
Mrs. Fred Kline, of Bennington.
J. N. Mcbride of Middlebury town
ship, has announced his candidacy for
the Republican nomination for repre-
sentative in the legislature.
The Owosso Motor Co. will have six
cars ready for delivery early in July
and is daily in receipt of inquiries as to
when cars can be secured.
Floyd Schott OF Bennington, was
operated on Sunday for appendicitis at
the U. of M. hospital in Ann Arbor.
He is reported as recovering rapidly.
o. r. Kimmell, Freeman street, lost
parts of two fingers at the Woodland
Furniture factory, the last of the week
by striking them against buzz saw.
H G. McGuineas of this city, heads
the honor roll of the Michigan State
Life ms. Co. for the months of April
and May, having written the most in
surance.
Prof. and Mrs. B s. Hopkins and
children of Waukesha, Wis, and Mrs.
Frank Dodds and daughter of Dillon,
Montana, are guests of Wellington
Williams and other relatives in this
city
Charles Mueller has returned from
Chicago, where his daughter, Miss
Frieda, will teach in the public schools
He accompanied her to Chicago from
Toledo.
J. Mac Upham has been at Olivet
this week, where he attended the
graduation exercises of Olivet college,
his sister. Florence, being member of
1910 class.
DR.. A. L. Arnold of this city and DIR.
q. w. Sackrider of Henderson, were
in Lansing, Sunday, to perform two
operations. They went by automobile
returning by way of st. Johns.
E. L Griffith and family have re-
turned from Sidnaw, Mich, and will
reside here in the future, Mr.. Griffith
having decided to give up his school
work and devote his time to travelling
for the Monroe Nursery Co.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending June IS. 1910:
Mrs. VIM. Baker. Grace B. Bender, Will
E. Bum, S. F. Friend, Miss Mable Har.
ris, W. D. Nelson, Martin Parish, Allen
Possev, A. Robbins, Mrs. John Wagner
Misses Cora Miller and Clara Osborn
entertained at porch party Thursday
evening az the home of the latter,
North Washington street. The event
was a miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Grace Green, whose marriage
to S. s Dobbins of Marshall will take
place soon. The guest of honor was
presented with cut glass berry set
and other valuable and useful gifts.
Hon. J. W. Selden, DR., Thometz,
Michael Quello of Calumet, and Fred
Thome of Arizona, were in the city the
first of the week on business connected
with the New Haven Coal Mining Co.
Mr. Selden is we'll known to many of
the people of the county, having served
as deputy secretary of state underWash
ington Gardner and filled several other
positions of responsibility at Lansing,
later on becoming a national bank ex
aminer At present he is president OF
one bank and vice president of another
at Calumet-one being national bank,
the other state. He was always regard
ed as shrewd political prophet and we
were pleased with his statement that
the upper peninsula would give large
majorities for Hon. J. G. Burrows and
Hon. Chase s. Osborn.
AT its MONDAY lunch Tuesday the
members of the Improvement Associa-
ton devoted most of the time to
discussion concerning the proposed
of loan association in
the city. The need of such an organi-
zation is apparent to everyone who
stops to think what the demand for
new homes will be in Owosso during
the coming year Already large
number vt persons have signified their
to subscribe for stock and
as soon as the committee having the
matter in charge can secure the neces
,ary blanks, etc, meeting will be
called to form preliminary organzs.
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