The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-09
Miss Mollie Roberts visited in Flint,

w. ~. COLLINS was In Saginaw on
business, Monday.
J. G. Shattuck was in Chicago on
business, Tuesday.
Do not forget to unfurl Old GLORY on
Wednesday next-Flag Day.
Mr.. and Mrs o. L. Davis visited rel
atives in Howell, Sunday.
E. l.. Griffith is home from New
Lenox, H., where he has been teaching.
Mrs. VIM, Fredericks attended the
state convention of Lady Arbeiters at
Monroe this week.
Fire Chief Claud Craig attended the
State Firemen's association meeting at
Manistee this week.
No more Sunday evening services
will be held at the Congregational
church until autumn.
G. V. Lemon left Wednesday evening
to spend the balance of the week fishing
at one of the lakes near Linden.
Otto Voelker of Caledonia township,
is one of the graduates in the literary
department at Olivet college this year.
Mr. Farmer when you haye a horse,
COW or anything for sale, just make it
known through The Times Want
Column.
Miss Alma Krogman is visiting in
Saginaw for few days. She expects
soon to go there to remain permanently
with brother.
Mrs. W. Lee Grove left Monday for
Chicago and will go to Washington
state to visit a sister she has not seen
in thirty years.
G. W. Haskell, c. V. Page, A. Steph-
an and r. p. Bigelow are attending
the United Commercial Travellers con-
vention at Muskegon.
Rev. A. B. Leonard, district superin.
tendent, preached Sunday morning at
the First M. E. church and in the even
ing at Corunna avenue church in this
city.
Arthur Alliton of the Owosso Savings
Bank is taking two weeks vacation
and with his wife aud daughter is
visiting his father and sister in Akron,
Ohio.
Engineer John O'Connor arrived from
Omaha, Neb., Tuesday, with the third
of the Ann Arbor Railways gasolene
cars. 1t will probably be run on the
line from Owosso to Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. A. Steadman and Mrs. Fred
Weingart left Tuesday for New York
City to sail Thursday for Germany, for
a stay of two months in their native
town which they have not visited since
coming here thirty years ago.
The Modern Woodmen held me-
mortal service Sunday afternoon in
their rooms, Rev. G. H. Hanks deliver
ing the address, after which graves of
former members of the Modern Wood
men and Royal Neighbors were decor.
ated.
Mrs. J. A. Thompson, who has been
the guest of Mrs W. S. Twilley at
Malaga, Spain, since October last, will
sail for home from Naples, Italy, on the
14th. Mrs. Twilley will be remembered
in this city as former high school
teacher.
Owosso relatives have received an
nouncement of the marriage of Miss
May Carr, formerly an operator in the
Bell Telephone offices in this city, ard
D.lbert J, Larabee of Flint. Mr.. Lara
bee is an Office employee of the Buick
Co., in Flint.
The June number of the Michigan
Pathfinder in addition to the usual
time cards for all Michigan railroads
contains summer resort section sup
plement which is of value to those in
tending to visit Michigan and Canadian
resorts. Published by the Pathfinder
Co., Detroit.
Midshipman Henry Sprague leaves
today for Annapolis, Maryland, to re-
port Monday morning for duty at the
U. IS. Naval Academy. If the good
wishes of his friends could smooth out
the difficulties ahead of him in his four
years course at the Academy he would
have easy sailing.
Owosso Commandery Knights Temp
lar has drilled on the streets two even
ings this week and will again on Mon
day evening preparatory to attending
the state conclave in Saginaw on Tues
day next. 1t is expected that large
number of the Sir Knights, accom-
panied by their ladies, will go to Sagi
nav on the 6:22 train.
The supreme court reversed the de
cision of the circuit court in the case Of
j. N. Mcbride, ct al, against the re
ceived of the Michigan Milk aud FOOD
Co. of Elsie, holding that the claims o.
the parties were good and that the lev
les made against the property were va
lid. The amount involved was 81, 400
Fitzpatrick 81 Pierpont were attorney