The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-08-25
Oaklev.

Mr. and Mrs Geo Cute and Mrs Louie
Ferguson and son John, were in Owes
so last Thursday-Henry Falkner of
Perrinton, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Earl Armstrong and other friends the
latter. part of last week.-Mrs. w B
Thomas of Flushing, was a visitor in
Oakley one day last week.-Mrs. Har-
riet Demun is entertaining niece from
Pontiac. Her son Fred was home from
Pontiac a few days recently-About
forty of the relatives of Mr. and Mrs
Emery Pearsall came Friday to help
Mrs Pearsall celebrate her SEVENTEEN
birthday. They brought we'll filled
baskets and bountiful repast was en-
joyed at noon. The afternoon was
pleasantly passed in visiting and recall
ing past events as several had been sep
arated for number of year. There
were relatives present from Detroit,
Grand Rapids. st Johns, Owosso and
Corunna, and all left for home in the
evening declaring that they had spent
a most pleasant day and wishing Mrs
Pearsall many more happy birthdays
H G Wickham and daughter, Mar
vel, were in Owosso, Saturday-John
Bronson visited relatives in Durand a |
part of last week-The following per.
sons were excursionists from this place
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs J K Rundell at
Owosso; Mrs John Hill at Lansing, and
Mr. and Mrs A Climer and daughter
Marie at Jackson-Five tickets were
sold last week from this station for
Niagara Falls Among those who took
in the excursion were Mr. and Mrs B B
Finley, James X hurry and Henry
Jones - Mr. and Mrs P Siess and
daughter of Owosso, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs James Brennan Sunday
Rev Gordon assisted Rev Young in the
services at the M E church Sunday af-
ternoon and delivered fine discourse
Mrs Gordan rendered beautiful solo
which was well appreciated by the aud.
ience-W T Eagan of Owosso, was
guest of MIR and Mrs w II Keyes-
Mrs Chas Goulde is in South Bend, Ind.
for an extended visit with relatives
DR. Volmer was in Owosso on business
M onday-Beans, corn and late pota-
toes in this vicinity were greatly bene-
flied by the rains which recently visit
ed this section and if Jack Frost don't
{ all too early there will be a fair yield
john G Ryan has been having his
house painted. Jas hurry is the paint.
er-Frank Chamberlin of Owosso, was
the guest Of Mrs L Ismond. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs W A Ryan. Mr. and Mrs
M Aselton and T Webster attended the
funeral of Washington Stuart at the
Union church in New Haven, Monday
and Mrs w II Beardsley are Wis
ting their son Lloyd, here at present.
Mr. Beardsley recently sold out livery
business at Perrinton - Jay Ryan
started Monday on his return to his
ranch in Arizona He was accompanied
by Irwin Hills who intends homestead.
ing land in the west-Roy Ryan of
Detroit, was home few days recently
Ply has been engaged as
principal of the Oakley schools for the
coming year. Miss Hettie Spencer will
have charge of the primary department
Mr. and Mrs James Rundell of
Owosso, spent Sunday in Oakley and
vicinity-A gasolene engine has been
added to the equipment of the meat
market; green bone cutter will be in.
stalled later--The Misses Helen and
Ruth Montgomery of Chesaning, were
guests of Miss Lucille Thomas, Monday
Kebler of Owosso, was
in town on business, Monday--Mrs o
Merrell was on the sick list the FIRST Of
the week-Isaac johnson, who recent.
ly sold his farm near here and moved to
Leslie, visited his daughter, Mrs Phil
Gassman here, the first of the week.
B Hoffman received telegram We'd.
nesday morning announcing the death
Of his brother.in-law, l. A Leonard. at
n. Y. Mrs Hoffman had
been here nearly all summer helping
care for Mr. Leonard. Mr. Hoffman went
to Buffalo where the remains will be
enthusiastically Bliss fell off a