The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-09

the city Wednesday.
J. Frank Barnes of Burns, was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Roy Aberle shipped car load Of
hides on Tuesday.
Albert Todd is home from trip into
Canada to buy hay tor the eastern
market.
E. L. Griffith, who has been teaching
at Lenox, ILL.,, is home for the summer
vacation.
Mr., and Mrs. John Fishbeck OF
Howell, visited friends here the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dennis oil
Chicago, are visiting his parents who
reside north of the city.
Mrs. Anna Dudley Sibley, who has
been visiting in the city for three
weeks, left Wednesday for her home al
Hudson, N. Y.
Several of the factories and the city
schools were closed Wednesday to give
all an opportunity to attend the circus.
Married, by Justice Mcbride, in Co
runna, Saturday, William Ely and Miss
Nettie Harris, both of Corunna. The
bride is Is years of age.
Owing to the absence of Rev. Paul
.. David, who is attending conference
at Michigan City, Ind. there will be nc
services Sunday at st. Johannis Evan.
gelical church.
With the assistance of pitchfork
Edw. Howe captured two carp in a
ditch alongside the road near the
Wildermuth farm east of the city Wed.
nesday. The two weighed over 16 lbs.
James F. Race of Atlanta, Georgia,
made short visit with friends in the
city the latter part of the week. He
was called north by the serious sickness
of his father, G, N. Race who is living
with his son, y. s. Race at Gladwin.
The annual re adjustment of salaries
of postmasters gives A b. Freeman OF
Durand, an increase from 81, 700 tC
81, 800 and H. H. Pulver of Laingsburg
81, 200 to $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Wood OF
Ithaca, celebrated their golden wed
ding, Saturday, at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. E. M. Harrington, 40t
Grace street this city. Four children,
the only ones living of eleven born tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, attended the cele
bration.
The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters was held at the home of Mrs
F. Z. Kohler, West Williams street
Friday evening. Reports of the coun
ty convention were given, business
transacted, and three members admit
ted to the circle. An invitation to the
circle to picnic at the F. M. Grove
farm some time in the near future wa
extended by Mrs Grove. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer F. Joslin lief
Tuesday in their automobile for New
York state for visit of month
They went to Detroit, thence by boa
to Buffalo, completing the journey b,
auto. Mrs. Joslin's sister and husband
from Lansing, accompanied them.
One way to damage mans charac
ter is to insinuate he is not as good a
he might be. Same way with paint
Although dealers who do not sell Brad
lev 81 Vrooman Pure Paint claim thei
paint is better, results always prov
the contrary. Sold by Henry Beswicb
Owosso.
James Leggitt of Perry, deputy gam
and fish warden, was in the city Fri
day Mr., Leggitt is away from HON
most of the time attending to his dutie
and has made fine reputation as a
efficient officer. Naturally he has mad
some enemies by his activities who ma
oppose him for e-appointment but thi
is the best endorsement he can havt
especially in view of the fact that h
has secured convictions in all but tw
cases where he has made complain
against parties for violation of tn
laws.
Fred Webber of the Kalamazoo stor
has purchased of Judge s. s. Miner tn
store building at the corner of Wasl
ington and Comstock street, now occ,
pied by the secondha store. TIL
sale was made by II. G. McGuinea
who says he tackled up for sale caro-
printed by THE TINES and made I'll
sale within "a hours.