The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02

The post offices at Iron Mountain
Gladstone and Salt Ste. Marie hav,
been designated as postal savings banks
VIM. F. Juhl has opened cigar fac
tory in the building on West MAR
street formerly occupied by VIM. Feindt
Henry Lamfrom was at the Durani
horse races Tuesday, winning the class
G race, best time LII for the half mile
Mems Regal Oxfords, tans or blacks
odd sizes reg. $3.50 and $500 grades
special prices this week, $1.95 and 50. Al
THoME & FRISBIE.
Ray Hammond left for Lima, Ohio
Tuesday, after visit at the home OIL
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ham
mond North street.
Misses and childrens Patent leather
gun metal and velvet strap slippers and
ties, $1,OO, $125 AMI 81 so pr. al
THoME & FRISBIES.
Mrs. H. d. Clough of Detroit, is q
guest at the home of Mayor and Mrs.
D. l.. Sprague. MIR. Clough is expect
ed Saturday evening to spend Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. r. J. Tick and daugh
ter arrived this morning from Marked
Tree, Arkansas, called by the serious
sickness of the Drs. father, Fred Tick,
Corunna ave.
Mrs. E. T. Wilbur of Owosso, and
Mrs Z. L. Smith and Mrs. e. d. Brooks
of Burton, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn R. Wilbur in ST. Johns to day
st. Johns Republican.
Boys oxfords with plenty of style
and coed wear, gun metal or patent,
blucher or button, sizes 1 to 81 $500 a
pr. Sizes 10 to 10! quarter less
THOME & FRISBIE.
Chief of Police Hodges brought Guy
Stanhope from ST. Johns Tuesday to be
arranged on charge of wife desertion.
This is not Stanhope's first offense OF
this kind it is said. The Stanhopes
have two children.
Come to the foot doctors" il you
have tired aching feet It's our bust
ness to provide cool comfortable foot.
wear, and our greatly increased bust
ness proves that we furnish the goods.
THoME q FRISBIE
The state board of pharmacy, OF
which w. E. Collins of this city is
president, will turn over to the State of
Michigan, June 80, about 81, 900 being
the balance the board has after paying
the years expenses.
Married, at the Congregational par.
sonage Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
G. H. Hanks, William Niethammer of
Ann Arbor, and Miss Edna V. Martin
of this city. They will reside in Ann
Arbor.
Married, by Rev. G. n. Hanks at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. E. Fl. Wood,
Wednesday afternoon, Jesse Buck OF
Middlebury township, and Miss Alice
E. Hawkins of Eureka.
E. f. Joslin has force of men al
work putting in cement floor in the
basement of his building, recently va
Gated by the Owosso Savings Bank
4 preparatory to its occupancy by the
Kirby Co., of Wilkesbarre, Pa. This
company will make extensive repairs
including a new front, the removal Of
the stairway, etc.
Commencement exercises of the
Michigan College of Chiropractic al
Grand Rapids were held Wednesday
evening. Among the n members Of
the class were Walter G. Maliskey and
R. E. Howard of this city. The former
has succeeded to the practice of DR.
Egan in this city and the latter will
open an office in Mt. Clemens
Two sons OF Frank Kidd, farmer
living near Burton, aged 8 and 6, were
found asleep in a hack in the alley bach
J of Hall 81 Sons store Saturday night
and were taken to the Dorcas Home and
turned over to their father Monday
! morning. An older brother was re
Gently committed to the Industrial
school at Lansing and another brother
still older, was sent to the school sew
eral years ago.
Charles Marble, bachelor, was found
dead at his farm home in New Haver
township. Friday morning, by laborerl
who had missed him for many hour,
and went to look for him. He had beer
dead quite while, heart disease beins
the probable cause. The remains were
buried at New Lothrop. Saturday. HI
is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Jame'
Conklin of New Haven, Mrs. Minnie
Shaw of Lennon, and two brothers
Mason Marble of New Haven and Harry
of Lennon.