The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-09-13
THE OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
oWOsSO. MICH, SEPT. 10, 1919.
Local News.

Local News.
O. L Sprague visited in Saginaw
Wednesday afternoon.
w. G. Eggleston and daughter were
in Grand Rapids, Thursday.
A daughter was born, Saturday to
MIR. and Mrs Leslie Finch, North Mul.
berry street.
Post Office Inspector E. Al. Mackey of
Lansing, checked up the local post Office
yesterday and today.
Fifty-nine births and twenty. six
deaths is the record of the county for
the month of July.
Melbourn DeYoung left Monday
morning for Sandwich, Ontario, where
he will enter Assumption college
Wellington Ward has purchased the
Essig farm north of the city and will
move his family there next week.
o. l.. Davis is recovering quite rap
idly from his recent operation and is
now able to be about the house.
Crescent Parker came over from Ian.
sing, Tuesday. to greet old friends at
the Republican county convention.
Mr.. aud Mrs. william Sawyer, Jr.,
living north of the city, have gone to
Detroit. where he has position as
electrician.
Mrs. w. S. Launstein of New Or
leans, La. is visiting her sister, Mrs
Henry Launstein of Owosso to wnship
Mr. Launstein will join her soon.
L Il. Mcdowell and family went to
Pewsmo, Monday, to attend the re-
union of Company 1, Tenth Michigan
Cavalry. of which he was a member.
S. D. Emery announces in this issue
that he will be in the city Sept. 3Oth to
resume his poultry business. This il
good news to our farmer friends who
always like to sell their stock to Mr..
Emery.
Fred WEIGH attended the annual meet
ing Of the Michigan Bean Dealers As
sociation, Of which he has been presi.
dent for the past year, and was re-
elected for another year, held Tuesday
and Wednesday in Saginaw.
Chsuncey Parsons, who has been
employed in the engineering depart
ment of the Ann Arbor railroad the
past two months, has accepted posi-
ton as assistant instructor in civil en-
cheering at the M. A.C.
G. F. Amos has become trainmaster
and travelling engineer for the Ann Ar.
Dor Railroad company. with headqusr-
tiers in Owosso. Mr.. Amos was acting
travelling engineer before that Office
was abolished. His friends congratu.
late him upon his merited promotion.
Miss Lillian Deal has returned from
visit in Toledo. Her sister, Miss
Anna Deal, who has been travelling for
publishing house the past year, spent
a few days here this week before going
to Oklahoma where she has position
as teacher.
Acting Chief of Police Denyes has
discovered that Ray Crooks and Harry
Burke, the two Owosso boys who are
being held at Bay City for larceny
from q car, had hand in two or three
robberios here some months ago, as
well as that of the fruit store on South
Washington street, few weeks ago.
City Clerk A. 81. Dumond attended
the annual meeting of the Michigan
Association of City Clerks held in Grand
Rapids, this week. Besides reading q
paper on Election Reform" dealing
principally with the complications and
expenses of the present primary and
general laws, Mr.. Dumond was elected
as president of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Camburn and
Mr.. and Mrs John Brooks will remove
next week from their home on Cedar
street to the residence on Oliver street
west recently purchased by Mr.. Cam
burn. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks have re-
sided in the house which they will va
cate for AZ years and the change will be
quite noticeable to Mr.. Brooks who get
out occasionally to walk to his former
place Of business.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Sept. z, 1919:
'Chas. Alger, Jack Brown, Mrs Bur-
CESS, Miss Iona Fox, Will Harrington,
Homer Hotfield, Mrs. Hazel Little,
Mrs. William Mathewson 800, Orbin
Moore, Mrs. Orbin Moore, Mrs Ida
Pomroy, Chester Richards. Mrs. Carry
Rogers, Clint Ruperd, Geo. Sharp, M.
Smith, w. M. Smith, L Clingenpaugh-
A. r. Wheeler.