The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-23

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Women's white canvas strap pumps
$3.50, all sizes. Thome and Frisbie.
Miss Rhods sturtevant has been tn,
guest of friends in Lansing this week.
Mems Regal" tan oxfords, regular
price 81 10, broken sizes $1.95. Thorn,
& Frisbie.
Over 800 tickets were sold for tn,
Odd Fellow excursion to Detroit, Sat
urday.
Boys Elkskin shoes $195. The mos
satisfactory boys summer shoe OF
earth. Thome & Frisbie.
]. II. Robbins and family are at Beu
lab to spend the summer in their cot
tage. Mr.. Robbins will be home fire.
quently.
The fronts of the store buildings oc
cupied by w. E. Collins & Co., and
@. s. Allison & Son are being re.
painted.
K. A. Todd of Toledo, former resi-
dent of this city, returned home Tues
day after spending several days in this
city
Fletcher Gould is at home in Owosso
for the summer from Corvallis, Ore
gon. where he teaches civil engineering
in the state college.
Women's genuine Goodyear welt 9
strap pumps, velvets, tans, gun metals
and patent feathers, sale price So. 95.
Thome e. Frisbie.
Miss Mabel Cute. stenographer at the
State Savings Bank, is taking her vaca.
tion and will visit in Detroit, Buffalo
and points tn Canada.
Orrie Beswick has engaged in the
electrical business in the building re.
Gently vacated by E. g. Osborn on
Washington street ncrth.
The Misses Mabel Morgan and Alice
Terry attended the meeting of the
Michigan Press Association at Port
Huron this week and joined the party
on the trip to Mackinac Island.
The Reidy estate store building in
Corunna has been sold to Harry Bell
for $l4O0. The sale must be confirmed
by the state board of escheats which
meets in Lansing June %,
Fred J. Evans of Pontiac, admins
TRAITOR of the estate of David c. Harson,
car repairer, who was killed at Durand
some time ago, has commenced suit
against the Detroit, Grand Haven &
Milwaukee railway company for $50, OOO
damages.
Mrs. Margaret E. Payne died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. WIN. Brooks,
in Corunna, Saturday. Her husband,
Dewitt Payne, q veteran of the civil
war, died in April at the Soldiers home
in Grand Rapids. The funeral was held
Monday, Rev. d. Hicks officiating.
Mrs. John T. McCurdy entertained at
musical at her home in Corunna, Fri.
day evening, being assisted by her sis
ter, Miss Janet Chestnut, Of jackson,
Ohio. Mrs. McCurdy rendered several
selections from her opera Polaxis.
A. d. Alliton and family returned
Monday from their visit in Akron, Ohio.
They were accompanied home by Mr..
Allitons father, 8. II. Alliton, who will
spend the summer in this city and in
Mt. Pleasant.
Irving L. Woodin, who has been q
student at the M. A G. this year, has a
position for the summer with the engi-
neering department of the Illinois Gen.
trail railroad. He will do surveying in
the south, probably in Louisiana.
The Sunday school classes of the
Misses Mattibell Getmsn and Ella
OConnor were guests Of the former
Monday afternoon and evening at the
Getman farm north of the city. The
children had q most delightful time.
The Saginaw post offices are to be
designated shortly as postal savings
banks, promise to the effect have
been secured by Congressman Fordney.
To date Washington is the only first.
class office designated as a depository.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Jupe17, 1911:
VIM. G. Clark, J. p. Glodding, DIR. A.
T. Hoxie, Paul Kelly, Mrs. q. l.. Nor
ton, Jennie Reynolds, Geo. Seigel, Her.
man Steucken, Mrs. Louisa Swan, Mrs.
Maud Swarthout, Ray Turner, Mr. &
Mrs. Geo. Walker, Mrs. Minnie Wells,
Mrs. Film Werlash, 31S Dewey st.,
Mrs. L. E. Wilcox, Mrs. J. M. Young.