The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-07-21

W. E. Collins was in Port Huron on
business Tuesday.
Miss Alma Krogman of Saginaw,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Laverock left
Wednesday evening for an outing at
Topinabee.
NJ. H. Knapp attended the funeral
of his cousin, DR.. L. E. Knapp, Sc
Fenton. Monday. W..
Burrell Webb has resigned his posi-
tion with August Stephan and has
been succeeded by George Gray.
Mrs. jay Matteson and daughter
and Miss Tena Carr leave Monday for
Sault Ste. Marie to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs George Barnes ard
baby of Toledo, Ohio, are visiting her
brother, Gus Ostertag, of the firm or
Brewster & Ostertag.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. M. Post Left
Wednesday for Detroit to join the
Detroit retail hardware dealers in q
trip to Sugar Island.
Miss Bess Johnson of Toledo is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
johnson of East Mason street. She ex-
poets to remain for two weeks.
Edwin P. Mosher of d. NJ Christians
store, is enjoying two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Mosher has gone to Mackinac Is
land and other northern resorts.
Mrs. A. J. Clark and children, who
have been guests of the formers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Smith, re-
turned yesterday to Owosso.--Cold-
water Courier.
Miss Flora l. Jones, who had beer
the guest of Rev. G. III. Hanks and
family for the past three weeks, left
Tuesday evening for her home in Tall,
madge, Ohio.
L. H. Parker of this city, will attend
the convention Of the Michigan Retail
Monument Dealers at st Clair flats on
July 81 and 90. He is on the program
| for vocal solo.
The marriage of Miss Florence Uphasn
of this city, to Warren II. Smith Of
North Baltimore, Ohio, will take place
Thursday, July 81, at the home of the
brides father, East Main street.
Hustled, two year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. II. Parker, Ball street. fell
from a buggy Tuesday, the rear wheel
passing over his head, causing severe
scalp wound but fortunately no pernse
nent or serious injury.
Hon. and Mrs. Frank Wescott and
daughter, Miss Nellie, of Dallas, Texas,
are in Owosso, the former for an indefi-
mite stay. Miss Wsstcott will return
to her work in the schools in Dallas,
Sept. 1st. Mrs. Westcott is in exceed,
ingly poor health.
Judge and Mrs. 8. s. Miner and
daughter. Miss Virginia, will leave
Saturday for Great Falls, Montana.
where they will visit Arthur G. Green
They will stop enroute at Sparta, Wis,
to see their son, Lieutenant Harold E.
| Miner.
City Attorney Pulver has been in
structed by the Council to prepare an
ordinance com pelling auto drivers to
stop cars when street cars stop which
they intend to pass and will also in
clude other provisions for the safety OF
people walking or riding.
Joseph China, the little son of Frank
China, who was injured in the accident
on the M. U. R. just south of the city
several days ago, was taken to his home
on the Weidman farm Wednesday even
ing His sister, Mamie China, who was
more severely injured, is improving
rapidly.
But three bids were received for the
fire department bonds of $4,000 of the
city of Owosso at Mondays council
meeting and new bids will be received
until July "a at Up. m. Five per cent
with small premium was the best offer
made and it is expected the bonds will
sell at Al.
County Clerk and Mrs. A. L. Nichols
and daughter, Miss Frances, will leavs
Saturday for Detroit. There they win
take boat Monday for Sault Ste
Marie to attend the meeting of the
Michigan Association of County Clerks.
They will return home the last of The
week.
Gerald Fauth, age 13 years, was
thrown from horse upon which he
was riding and rendered unconscious.
Thursday morning. He was not re-
vived until four hours after the acct
dent occurred, but is doing we'll as csE
be expected. 1t is believed that he
suffered slight concussion of the
brain.
At q meeting of the township board
held at this place Monday for the pur-
pose of receiving bids for the State
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