The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-03-31
Morrice.


Morrice.
Saturday afternoon the republicans
of Antrim township met in caucus and
nominated the following ticket: Bert
Love, supervisor; Roger Scribner,
treasurer; Lewis Heath, highway COM
missioner; A. Merrill, overseer; Allen
Skinner, board of review; j Atkins,
justice of peace-Mrs Charles Murphy
and children of Laingsburg are guests
at the home of her sister, Mrs James
Kinsler--One of the w E Tench
board cars was loaded onto fiat car
Monday and was shipped to Ohio,
where the construction company is en-
gagged in work--Mrs Jacob Heath Is
spending few days in Owosso with
relatives and friends-Walter Place.
way visited Corunna on business Mon
day-Mr and Mrs George Mickey
and little son are visiting friends in
Jackson--Mrs Harry Johnson re-
turned to her home in Durand Monday
after short visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs G M Waters The Antrim
democrats held their caucus in the town
hail. and nominated the following
candidates: james Kinsler, supervisor:
Ed Dippey, clerk; Edwin Hankinson,
treasurer; Henry Hauison, highway
commissioner, Fred Newman, overseer;
Charles Scribner, board of review;
Loren Smith, justice Of the peace
Roy and Hazel Conley are spending
their vacation at the home of their
aunt, Mrs Charles Mcnamara, in Cor
unna-Mrs Harvey Howard and
granddaughter, Lulu Howard of Lans-
ing, are guests at the home of his
brother A n Howard-Earl Sager of
Chicago visited his home here from
Saturday until Mondsy-Mr and
Mrs John Conlan of Lennon are guests
at the home of their daughter, Mrs
Gus Jordan-Another fire occurred
Saturday evening. Mrs Eliot Brown
was burning the grass in the yard.
when it got beyond her control and set
fire to the barn. 1t was quickly sub.
dued before much damage was done
funeral of B. Z. Hinman,
which was held Saturday at one o'clock
at the home of his parents was largely
attended, Rev. Carlos Hanks OF Owosso
fficiated-Miss Francis Ickes of
Owosso spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs Howard Allen-Mrs William
Morrics entertained Friday in honor of
her daughter Mrs Morton Ram at her
home west of town-Mr and Mrs
Frank Smell and daughter Ruth went
to Wyandotte, Saturday to visit friends
MIR Smell returned the first of the week,
but Mrs Smell and daughter remained
for weeks visit-Will Alling OF Ian
sing visited at the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs Volney Alling from Sat
urday until Monday-Fred Miller is
moving onto the farm he recently pur.
chased of Will Spinks-Miss Belle
Coates has arrived from Albion for
the spring vacation. Francis Coates re.
mains a week longer as he finishes the
work at the college this spring and will
remain for examinations w w
Benson continues to improve from his
recent illness Wool is being market
ed here very freely. 1t brings a low
price in market, 18 cents pound being
quoted-H J Fuller in loading an.
other car of potatoes--James Edding
ton is spending few days in Detroit
and Monroe, visiting relatives and
friends-C H league. visited friends
in Flint over Sunday-The school
board met Friday evening and rendered
all the teachers their positions in the
school for another year. The school
year has pas sed very nicely so far and
the scholars show remarkably good
standings Miss Amanda Luts is
spending her vacation from school dut-
les in Saline--Miss Margaret McGill
is visiting her parents in White Pigeon
this Week.-Mrs. Eva Thayer of the
Ovid schools is the guest of her sister
Mrs Esther Waters--Miss Katherine
DeVries returned to Alma Saturday
after stay of several days here with
Miss Fear-James Burns of Lansing
Is guest of his brother.in-law James
Kinsler-Robert Craig. Jr., of Ian.
,ing is visiting friends here for a few
lays-Mrs William Ryan of Lansing
8 spending few days at the home of
parents while Mr. Ryan is in Ohio on
E McGiveron and family
ire spending few days at the home of
William McGiveron in Haslett-Mrs
Henry Rockwell of Lansing Ia a ouest