The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-07-21
Oakley.

held last week Wednesday, IAN ordin-
ance to define disorderly persons, and to
provide penalty for the violation of
the ordinance" was passed, and will be
in effect August Sd. By working under
this ordinance all fines imposed for vic,
lation of the same will go into the vii
lage treasury instead of to the county.
The Marshal was also Instructed to
strictly enforce the ordinance prohibit.
ing the riding of bicycles on the side.
walks-Jay Ryan, who went to Ar
izona nearly two years ago for his
health, arrived in Oakley Thursday
evening. His health is very much i'm
proved since taking up his residence in
the west. Roy Ryan of Detroit, also
came Thursday-The Silver family
gave an entertainment to we'll filled
tent Thursday evening" which was first
class in every particular. Mr.. Silyer's
reputation for a good, clean exhibition
is well established in this vicinity, and
always insures him full house, B
Hoffman visited the Home for the
Feeble Minded at Lapeer, Wednesday,
in an endeavor to get Roy Wolf ad-
mitted to the institution, but found the
home already crowded beyond it's ca
pacity, He thinks Mr. Wolf may be
admitted about Jan: tst, I912-The
work of laying, cement blocks was COM
menced on G A Coy's new store Friday
Mrs Lenora Cross who has been
north the past two years, is now max
ing her home here with Mrs Selinda
Coy-Dr Vollmer reports q case of
scarlet fever west of town. County
Physician Kemp was called in consulta-
tion Tuesday-Gordan Forsythes lit
tie boy recently had bean lodged in
his nose, and the efforts of the parents
to remove it were futile, and they were
obliged to take him to physician
Mr. and Mrs A w Miller. Mr. and Mrs
Will Read and Frank Niver spent Sun
day at Saginaw-Mr and Mrs Well
man Smith were guests of his brother,
Joe Smith, at Owosso, Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs John Hart spent Sunday in Owos-
so, the guests of his sister-Earl Jones
spent Sunday at his home in Vernon
"A much needed rain came Satur.
day evening and again SUNDAY evening.
Although there was much hay and
wheat out in this vicinity the good the
rain did will oyer balance the damage
B B Finley received word by phone
Monday, that his father was quite low
with heart trouble at his home at Brady
Center. Mr. Finley has suffered similar
attacks before-Roy Cole was in st
Charles on business, Tuesday-Frank
Ferguson was called to Oyid Tuesday,
as witness in law suit-Art Hill
and ARA Post were in Saginaw Satur-
day, to enlist in the U s navy-Typo-
/, graphical errors in our last letter made
the item in regard to Bert Cover put
ting steel roofing on his barn, read,
steel roofing on his house, and the
item that John Citerley had built new
house on his farm. should have read
"had built a new barn"-Fillinger &
Gordon are making extensive repairs to
their elevator. All the elevating ma
chinery will be on the lower floor in
stead Of above, and will be driven by
belts instead of endless chains-Paul
Teachout was in Owosso, Monday
DR. Vollmer was in Saginaw on business
Tuesday-D B Hegler of Chesaning
was on our streets Monday fine
boy was born Wednesday morning tc
Mr. and Mrs Alta Linzey. DR. Vollmel
was in attendance and reports mothel
and child doing Wickham fol
shoe land harness repairing. All worl
promptly and neatly done-Miss Iren,
Garfield was in Owosso Tuesday,
is stated by good authority that NOR,
live stock is shipped from Oakley Il
Detroit markets each week than fl on
any other point in Michigan. Our loca
buyer, Mr. Roy Cole, is a hustler an,
gets stock when other buyers have lsi'
down,