The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-04-14
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first of the week here on business
Linley Wade of Toledo. o., who is
spending few days here at the home
of Jacob Defreese, went to Swartz
Creek Monday for short rtstay-James
Jarrad and Milton Shaw are spending
the university spring vacation at the
homes of their parents-Mrs Eliza
beth Henshaw of Toledo, o., came Sat-
urday night to stay fortnight at the
home of her sister, Mrs Albert Defreese
Mrs John Bugbee and daughter,
Claribel have returned to their home
near Max Bass. N D., after spending
month here with eIatives-Frank
Martin is visiting friends in Detroit for
few days-Mr and Mrs Louis Muh-
litner and daughter Edith, went to st
Clair to visit friends from Friday until
Monday ay-Francis Coates finished his
college work at Albion and returned
here Saturday. Mr. Coates will remain
few days with his parents until he
hears from Detroit where he thinks of
taking up work-Mrs Will Kirker is
visiting at the home of her parents in
Owosso-Mrs Martha Varney went to
Chesaning Monday for a few days
Lyle Lane of fFowlerville, visited friends
here over Sunday-Miss Frances Shar-
ick was called to Owosso Monday,
where she will spend several weeks in
her capacity of nurse-Mrs Fl Perry
of Bay City, is a guest at the home of
her cousin, Mrs E l. Rann-Sixteen
girls attended masquerade Saturday
evening given by the Misses Lucille
Towner and Emily Wilson at the home
of the former. The event was given in
honor of the birthdays of the Misses
Mabel Robinson and Dana Pierce. 1t
was a very ENJOYABLE affair; games,
music and refreshments helping to pass
the time agreeably-R F Kay is con-
fined to the house by illness, DR. Bailey
of Corunna being in Attendance
I Emmett Hinkley, mail carrier on route
No. g. begins two weeks vacation
Tuesday, Will Meyers taking his place
Mrs George Honecker has rented
her farm to Clifford Tasket. Mr. Tas-
ket moves from the Ray Kinney farm
near Bancroft which was recently sold
H E McGiveron and E L Vreeland
went to Haslett duck shooting and fish
lug Monday evening, returning Tues
day. They brought home some nice
large fish and string of ducks-Mrs
John Flynn, Miss Mary Flynn and Mr.
and Mrs F Stone spent Tuesday in
Lansing with friends-Miss Alma
Fulton of Owosso, is a guest at the
home of her brother, Sidney Fulton
Mrs Sidney Fulton and guest, Miss
Alma Fulton, have returned from q
short visit with friends in Lansing
DR. William Shaw took Leo Cunning
ham to Detroit Tuesday to see a spec
ialist-At the meeting of the council
Monday evening a committee was ap-
pointed to see about the road north of
town which was cut into by the street
Car track. This road is to be straight
ened and widened. The new fire war
den, George Rose, was ordered to in
struct the citizens to clean up the al
leys and fire traps about town. DR.
Shaw was appointed health officer for
this year-Farmers have commenced
their plowing in this vicinity, and oats
are being sowed by those who did fall
plowi ng. A great deal Of wire fencing
is being sold and carried out by farm
ers, also loads of fence posts, indicating
that fencing is being done to large
extent this spring-Will Alling, who
has been spending few days at the
home of his parents, returned to Ian.
sing, Monday-John Howard of Lam
sing, is spending few days here on
business-Miss Allie Morrice of De-
troit, is guest at the home Of her
cousin, Mrs George McKay-Mr and
Mrs w o Morris are visiting their son
Charles Morris and family, in Gaines