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

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ors. 25c pair, Thome & Frisbie.
Mrs. A. Loomis of Redfeld, South
Dakota, is the guest of relatives in the
city.
Postmaster A. B. Freeman of Durand,
was in the city on business Wednesday
afternoon.
Closing out Oxfords at $9.4S, $2.6s,
S2.9S and SO 3S, at VIM. Feindts, 2O2
West Main St., Haarar Block.
Mrs. j. D. Royce of Corunna, has
been quite seriously sick during the
week, but is somewhat better today.
Rev. George Laughton leaves next
week for San Francisco, Calf, to
supply the pulpit of Rev. DR.. Aked for
five Sundays.
Martha Washington Comfort and
Miners Easy Shoes are sold at VIM
Feindt's, 202 w. Main ST., Haarer
Block.
Mrs. G. S. Allison, Mrs. Harold Miner
of this city, and Miss Grace Owen of
Durand, left Tuesday for boat trip to
Duluth, MINI.
The rains Saturday night and several
this week have been of untold value to
the crops of this county and to differ
emit sections of the state.
Miss Grace Ramsdill of Mason, and
nephew, Gordon Harlow, of Stock
bridge, are visiting relatives at Owosso
this week.-Mason News.
Miss Emma Lawrence, Mrs. Lois
Crawford and son Earl, and Barclay
Lawrence left the first of the week for
an outing at Beulah.
Tod Kincaid of Corunna. is recover
ing from his recent sickness and was
able to get to Owosso this week for the
first time in several weeks
Mayor and Mrs. o. l.. Sprague left
the first of the week for Beulah, where
Mrs. Sprague will spend the summer at
their cottage. Mr.. Sprague returned
last night.
Mrs. Emma Gates, Meadow Grove
Farm, and her uncle, J. s. Webber of
Stockton, Cal, are in Flint to visit
brother of Mr.. Webber. whom he has
not seen for fifty years, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. d. Stewart were
guests Wednesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. B. g. Evans. Mr.. Stewart,
who is assistant cashier in the Calexico
National Bank ct Calexico, Calf,
accompanied the remains of +. T.
Bowen, former manager of the Sugar
Co.'S Prairie Farm, to Saginaw.
The friends and neighbors of Mrs
Frank Sidman gave her birthday
surprise Saturday evening. A postal
shower was feature of the evening.
At late hour refreshments the guests
had brought were served. The wish
was expressed generally that the host
ess might enjoy many more happy
birthdays.
Miss Florence Lindsey, probate reg
lister, has returned to Corunna from her
vacation. Accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Quayle and her sister, Miss
Edna, she has been enjoying an auto
mobile tour through Pennsylvania, New
York and Ohio. She LETT the remainder
Of the party in Ohio. They will be
away for fortnight yet.
In work and labor case of Innes
Weller vs.. Edward Weller, in which
William Strauch was named as gar
nishee defendant, settlement was ef-
fected in Justice McBrides court in
Corunna Monday. The defendant paid
the amount Of the claim and the plain
tiff the costs. The amount sued for
was only $6 60
d. Speck went to Pontiac Wednes.
day morning and was accompanied
home by his wife, who has been at
the asylum there for the past year.
Mrs. Speck has been pronounced en-
tirely cured and In excellent health.
Her many friends will be pleased to
learn of her complete recovery and
return home.
Mrs. G. J. Stuart has received word
of the death at Pana, ILL.,, July 18th.
of her niece, Mrs. Florence Greenman
Bush. She had lived In Owosso and
vicinity for many years until about
three years ago and has large circle
OF friends who will learn with regret
Of her death. She was also sister of
Mr.. Frank Greenman, formerly OF this