The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-17

| w. M. hlpdCrlCk WAS IN 6lduWln
county on business part of the week.
Mrs. John Burkheiser of Ypsilanti,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. N.
Thome.
The annual picnic of the Woman
club has been postponed until Friday,
May "a.
J. "a. BRANDED spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Edward Madden of De-
troits
DR.. and Mrs. F. II. Williams were
guests of their parents in Mason, Sun
day.
Misses and Children's white canvas
pumps, sizes 81 to 2, Csc pair Thome
81 Frisbie.
| S. E. Alliton of Akron, Ohio, is a
guest of his son Arthur Alliton, North
Water street.
Mrs. Hugh Nichols and son of
Corunna, are guests Of Mrs j. G..
Stuart, Oak street.
Womens all white genuine "Nu.
buck" colonial pumps, all sizes, So 45
pr Thome & Frisbie.
Mrs. j. w. Smith of North Balti-
more, Ohio, is visiting her father,
Walter Upham, in this city.
| All sizes wcmen's white "Nu buck"
| pumps and colonials, newest styles
&c. 5 and 30. 95 pair. Thome & Frisbie.
Mrs. John B. Roos Of Wallaceburg,
Canada is the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Keyte. East Main
street.
John Y. Martin of Corunna, and T.
s. Martin of Morrice, were in Detroit
the first of the week to see their sister
who is i'll.
James Carson of Chicago, is in the
city, assisting his aunt, Mrs. J. Perkins,
who recently sold her heme on West
Williams street.
Cecil Post, who is on the road for the
General Motors Co., spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. HI. M. Post,
West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Cutler left
Wednesday for their home in Prince
Albert, Saskatchewan, after visit of
several months in this county.
Mrs. Julia Gates returned from Calu.
met Monday to spend the summer at
her home on Goodhue street, Mrs. G.
f. VanDuesen accompanied her.
Peter Butrin of Battle Creek, will
open cigar store in the building now
occupied by Frank Collins. west of the
National hotel Mr. Collins is closing
out his stock
The case of r.. p. Bigelow against
Sarah Evans to collect commission in
the sale of her property on North Null
berry street will be heard by Justice
Mcbride in Corunna, Nav 81.
The board of review will begin its
sessions at the Office of the city clerk on
Monday next. All taxpayers should be
interested enough to look into the as
SESAME nts OH their property
Mrs Elmer Smith of Owosso has Pc
titioned the probate court to have her
husband, a cripple formerly at the
county farm. sent to the asylum at
Pontiac. Mrs. Smith was at the asylum
three years ago for treatment.
At sale of Holstein cattle held in
Howell last week. J. b. Hurst of this
city purchased COW for $165; John
McCollum of Shiawassee township two
heifers for $205. Seventy. three animals
sold for total of $4,000.
A. N. Goodwin was awarded iudg-
ment of $32 20 against George Dye, by
Justice Friegel, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Goodwin sued to collect an account
which he claimed Dye owed him. The
account amounted to S54.
A warrant issued Monday for the
arrest of Earl Palmer, Shiawassee street
for allowing dog to run at large was
not served because the chief of police
found the dog had been shot by Patrol
man Brown. The complaint was made
by neighbors.
f. Fl. Gould, who has been with his
son. Frederick, in Ann Arbor for ten
days past. returned home Wednesday.
He reports Frederick as slowly recover
ing from his serious sickness and from
two operations which he has been
obliged to undergo within the past
week to relieve his lungs. Mr.. Gould
will return to Ann Arbor, Saturday.
The rain during the week has inter-
ferred with the brick work on the Es-
tey factory. The brick stack, ST. feet
high, has been completed and is a fine
piece of work. The south wall, eighteen
inches thick, is practically completed
for the first story and but for the rain
the building would have been up one
story by the end of the week. The old
dry kilns are to be part of the factory
proper, and two new kilns, 81 x LOG
feet with 10 tracks, equipped with the
most modern appliances, will be built
north of the main building.