The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-01

the latter part of the week for FLORIDA.
Harry W. Moore of Detroit, spent
q few days this week with friends here
DIR. and Mrs. J. ]. ,Haviland have
gone to Baltimore for two weeks
stay.
Pearce & Wards tinshop is now over
Kelly & Douglas plumbing shop, 21s
N. Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. K. Parker and son,
of Findley. o., are visiting relatives in
this city.
F. w. Smith and family of Lansing,
are guests at the home Of Harry Smith,
Of this city.
A son was born Tuesday night to Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Sergeant of Owes.
80 township.
Mrs. George Long and daughter of
Vanderbilt are guests at the home OF
DR.. J. d. Crum.
w. E. Washburn was in Saginaw
on official business for tie State Labor
department Wednesday.
Cecil o. Post of Chicago, is in the
city visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs
II. M. Post. West Main street.
Miss Alma Hurrell has returned to
her home in Lansing after few days
visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. Mia Osborn Benn of Saginaw.
who has been frequent visitor in
Owosso, has gone to Pensacola. Florida,
to reside
Mrs. Anna Sayres of Litch6eld, o.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Osburn of this city, has return
ed to her home.
Miss Minnie Drake has removed her
dressmaking parlors from the Wesener
block to rooms over w. E. Hall & Sons
double stole, West Exchange street.
George U. Wright of the Temple
Roller rink, has turned over $40 to the
cyclone relief fund. The amount is
percentage Of the receipts of the rink
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wilbur of Owosso
township, spent Thursday with their
son, Glenn R. Wilbur, at st. Johns.
Mrs. j. d. Estes of Lansing, formerly
of this city, was also guest at the
home of Mr. Wilbur.
Frederick w. Bartz and Miss Ethel
M. Wilkinson, both of Perry, were
married by Rev. James Fisher at his
residence in this city, Tuesday after
noon, Nov. 2Sth. They will reside in
Perry. Friends extend congratulations
The Woodland Furniture Co. has been
allowed $4,000 by an insurance company
that provided protection from loss by
water. The sprinkler system of the
factory was started into action by the
tornado, damaging both finished and
unfished stock.
Clark w. Shipman, who recently pur-
chased the furniture and undertaking
business of A. w. Curtis g. Co. at Cor
unua, shook hands with Owosso friends
the last of the week. Mr.. Shipman is
a bright. energetic young man and
there is no reason to doubt his success
in the new venture.
j. E. Hisey of Laingsburg, was In the
city Monday on business. Mr.. Hisey
says his town is moving forward in a
highly pleasing manner with a new
Michigan Central depot in process Of
erection, new homes being built. the
new opera house being well patronized.
etc. Mr.. Hisey is very evidently
"booster."
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Nov. %, 1911:
Mae M. Carrier, Eta G Brtrite, Byron
Fillmore, Miss Lima Garinger, Mrs. lisa.
bell Hits, Mr.. e. Mrs. Peter knight, r.
McNaughton, Atwood Maybury,
Owosso Pottery Co. Owosso Cooperage
Co. A. B. Perry, H. p. Rodgers John
Ross, Mrs M. G. Roberts. Harry Walsh,
Miss Erma Wilson (2), Chas Wiley,
Mrs. Gertie Ziesse.
At his own request on account of his
age and the condition of his health,
Col @. v. r. Pond has been transferred
by the Postmaster General from the
position of post Office inspector to
clerkship in the Lansing post Office
where his work will be much easier
and he will not be required to travel
Col. Pond has been thorough and ex-
acting in the discharge of his duties as
an inspector yet he leaves the service
with the best wishes Of the officials
with whom he has come in contact.