The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-07-05
THE OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OwOSSO. MICH, JULY 5. 1912.
Local News.

Local News. -
Mrs G. A. Lawrence and daughter
are visiting relatives in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Marvin of Sag
inaw. spent Sunday in Owosso.
Miss Anna Parrish of New York City
is the guest of Miss Georgia Colt. West
Oliver street.
Charles Williams and Earl Wolaver
are attending summer school at the
University of Michigan.
The number of births in the county
during May exceeded the deaths by IS,
there being 81 of the former and 33 of
the latter.
Miss Fanny Mead and Mrs. Grace
Wesener will leave on Tuesday for Top
ioabee to spend two months at the cot
tsge on Mullet lake.
Five persons were granted licenses to
carry concealed weapons by the board
having control of this matter, at q
meeting, Monday.
Miss Beulah Perry and Virgil Parker
were married Sunday at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, James
Perry, in Corunnas e-ts 49, .Nst z
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Payne and
daughters Ruth and Josephine, left
Monday to spend the summer in New
York and Vermont.
The boiler in the court house at Cor
unua Is said to be too small for the
building and it is probable a new one
will be installed this summer.
Fletcher Gould is home from his
work as instructor In civil engineering
In western college for visit. Mrs
Gould is visiting relatives at Whitehall
The old reliable ladies hairdressing
psrlors of Stone & Mix, 4O7 N. Wash
ington street have been removed down
town, to 900 N. Washington street,
next to Elks' temple.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. VanCamp leave
Monday for lake trip to Mackinaw,
and from there go to Topinabee to
spend two weeks at the Mead Wesener
cottage.
w. g. Eggleston and family, Mr.. and
Mrs julius Frieseke, and DR.. and Mrs.
Albert Frieseke will leave the first of
the week for an outing of two weeks at
Beulah.
LII Conn, secretary of the Union
Telephone Co has sold his residence in
Alma and expects to purchase resi-
dence in this city and remove his fam
lily here shortly.
Six valuable horses were killed, Mon
day, by Grand Trunk train running
through Middlebury township Sixteen
horses in the field broke down the fence
and were on the track, the train plow-
ing through the herd.
Rural Carrier V. E. Josenhans is tax.
ing bis annual vacation from Uncle
Sans service and is putting in his time
caring for big hay crop on his farm
just west of the city. w. u. McCor-
mick is carrying the mail on his route.
Chas. W. Burwell who recently re-
signed as agent of the Michigan Gen.
trail railroad at Topinabee, has been
appointed assistant postmaster at
Laingsburg, where he had been agent
for the Central road several years.
Samuel Gellstly, for several years
foreman of the Ann Arbor machine
shops, has resigned, and Fred LOCKER
has succeeded him. Charles Wietzke,
foreman in the painting department,
has also resigned and William Beres-
ford takes his place.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending June ~ l9l2:
Berlin Banta, Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Brown,
Mary Balanjan, Mrs George Comstock,
Mrs. Flora Fisher, Miss Ethel Fonger,
Harry E. Frost, Geo. A. Leonard. E.
Mcclure. Mella Mitchell. Chester
Owens. williams Smith, Mrs. DIN
Stein, william Way. Glen Wilkie.