The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-07-01


are spending the week in Kenyon, Ohio.
Mrs. Margaret Black has presented
the Episcopal Sunday school with a
piano.
Mrs Fred Getchell and son Claude,
of Detroit, are guests at R. E. Free
mans, Ada street.
Mrs George Cummins and son of
Mason, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E..
S. Marsh, South Chapman street.
j. H. Gilman of Kalamazoo, was in
the city Monday and Tuesday doing
some work on the post Office building.
H. D. Lyon, w. V. Robinson. Calvin
and Morrell Bentley were in Roscom-
mon county part of the week on fish
ing trip.
J. F. Wintermute has bought the G..
A. Mckenzie farm, formerly the Gull
ford farm, west of Owosso, paying
So, 800
Mrs. julius Kebler and Mrs. Frank
Trask were called to Montrose, Mich,
Wednesday by the death of their
mother, Mrs. III. Tozer.
DR.. g. L. Sheppard and family will
spend part of the summer in Iowa, the
Doctor taking post graduate course in
Osteopathy while absent.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Parkill and chill
dren were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Cook in Shiawassee
township over Sunday. .
Andy and Duffy Stevens, M. L. Izor,
W. B. Camburn. Fl. r. Tooley and
John VanCamp have been at Linden
this week fishing.
Rev. and Mrs c. Spathelf left Mon
day for Ann Arbor where Mrs. Spathelf
will undergo an operation. She has
been i'll long time.
Misses Mabel Ferry. Anna Soucek,
Pearl Schantz, Ina Day and Mr.. Clyde
Brown attended the Michigan Music
Teachers convention in Grand Rapids
this week.
John Detwiler has severed his con-
nection with the firm of Detwiler &
Son, grocers in this city, and gone to
Pontiac, Mich, to enter the plumbing
and hardware business with his brother
Ward Detwiler and his brother.i n-law
w. D. Hazelton. His many friends
wish him and the firm success.
Ray Stannard Baker of Lansing, will
be the guest of ex-senator and Mrs.
A. B. Cook of Maple River Sunday and
Sunday afternoon will talk at the Maple
River church. Dr. W. J. Besl, who has
just retired after 40 years service as
head of the botany department of the
M. A. c., will also be his guest. Mr.
Baker attended school with the ex.sena
tor.
Mrs. w. E. Payne has returned from
Flint where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs James Hansen who has
gone with party of twenty three for
a European trip. The party will at
tend the Passion Play at Oberamma
geau, and before returning home Mr..
and Mrs Hansen will visit his parents
in Denmark.
The New Haven Prohibition Alliance
will hold Fourth of July celebration
in Riley Bros, woods one mile east and
one quarter of mile north of the
New Haven Wesleyan church. The
grounds will be open at 1890. A
will be given in the afternoon
with an address by Rev. Mr.. Schofield
An evening program will also be given
which will begin at o'clock. All are
invited.
Postmaster J. H. Clark and Rural
Carrier Frank King of New Lothrop,
were in Owosso, Tuesday. coming over
in the automobile which Mr.. King uses
in making the delivery on his route.
Mr.. King has so far found his machine
a great success and believes it will
prove satisfactory in making his daily
trip. Mr.. Clark reports business condi
tions good, crop prospects splendid and
still has unbounded faith that New
Lothrop will be connected with the
outside world by railroad one of these
days.
Monday evening a few members of
the Asbury Methodist church surprised
the pastor. Rev. j. E Somers, at his
home on South Shiawassee street, the
occasion being his birthday. On behalf
of the guests M. L. Parker presented
Mr.. Somers with silk umbrella. In
few words the pastor expressed his ap-
probation of the gift and the thought
fitness which prompted it. Light re.
freshments were served and the even
ing proved pleasant one for the pastor
and his guests.
Embert, one of the twin sons of J. p
Ruedisuell of Corunna, three years old,
had his first lesson in flying Sunday
night and that it did not result serious
ly for the youngster is a miracle. The
boy stood in the bay window over the