The Owosso times., 1911-07-14

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Albert Todd and family leave Satur
day for Beulah to spend several weeks
at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Duncan of Lock
port, N. Y, are guests at the home O
H. H. Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Chase are il
Boston, where Mr.. Chase will atten,
the National Shoe and Leather Fair.
Calv in and Morell Bently and Nh
and Mrs. Geo Sackrider and Charles
Sackrider are at Roscommon on a fish
ing trip.
A. E., Parker, Homer and Harry
Palmer and families will spend part
of the summer at Pine lake, having
rented a cottage.
Mrs. Sarah OConnor and daughters,
Misses Kate Corlett and Ella O'Connor,
left Saturday morning for Bay View to
spend several weeks.
Paul Gadola, formerly of Owosso,
and a recent graduate Of the law de-
partment>of the U. of NJ, has entered
the Office of Odell Chapman.
Ex-Governor Fred M. Warner and
Senator L. Freeman of Flint, were
Owosso visitors Wednesday on tour
of inspection of cheese and butter
factories.
d. r. Salisbury has become sole
owner of the Biiou theatre and he will
make improvements. but for the
present will operate moving picture
show on weeks days only.
Letters remain unclaimed in the
Owosso post Office for week ending
July 8, as follows: Mrs. E. Bush, j. B.
Kirby, Foreign, Martin Fox, Hotel
Matter, L. l.. Lamson. Robert Mac
Gregor.
Innes and Waldo Royce of this city.
have accepted responsible positions with
manufacturing concerns in Detroit.
The latter has been in Detroit for sew
eral months doing work on the books of
several large concerns.
Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey entertained,
Thursday afternoon, at her home on
Oliver street in honor of Mrs. 81. A.
Cossitt of New York City and Mrs.
Clara Woodland Christian of Los.
Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. o. L. Davis of Owosso,, visited
her mother, Mrs. L. G. Smith, last week.
Friday evening Mrs. Smith gave mu-
sical to number of friends of Mrs.
Davis, the company being entertained
by Miss Carrie Porter and Miss Annis
Jewett. The occasion was an unusually
delightful one.-Howell Republican.
Darius Inglesby of Ithaca, died at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. 8. j.
Kinkerter, w. King street in this city,
Wednesday, after an illness Of one
week. aged SO years. The funeral was
held in Ithaca today. Deceased was
born in New York, but had been a
resident of Gratiot county over forty
years. Two daughters and one son
survive.
P. P. McGinty of Detroit, was in the
city yesterday inspecting the post Office
building and preparing specifications
for the interior decoration of the same.
Toe work will probably amount to
several hundred dollars and is to be
let to the lowest bidder. Mr.. McGinty
has been in charge of the work on the
Detroit post Office since leaving Owosso
year and half ago.
Frank Hamilton of Port Huron. rep
resenting the firm of d. Edwards & Co.
of Detroit, as salesman Of fire hose,
died on Friday after long sickness
said to date from the time he was vac
cinated during the time of the small
pox scare in Saginaw. Mr.. Hamilton,
commonly known as "Plunk," was a
frequent visitor In Owosso and the
storm center of many battle over the
sale of hose to the city.
Mrs. Eugene Friend, aged 30 years,
died, Tuesday, at the hotel in Corunna.
from diphtheria, contracted from her
daughter who had been i'll with sup
posed tonsilitis, but who had recovered
Mrs. French formerly lived in Owosso,
but had been In Alpena for some time,
moving back to Owosso in March and
to Corunns few weeks ago. She is
survived by her husband and daughter,
q sister, Mrs. Ruby Raymond Of Berk.
ley, Calf, and two brothers, David
Parker of Berkeley, Calf, and Waldo
Parker of Salem, Ore.