The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-14

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in this city.
Mems Genuine Gun Metal" bluche
shoes, new toes and heels, all size
81 90 pr. Thome & Frisbie.
Mrs. j. A. Kellam and daughter @
Columbus, O., are guests at the HON
Of 8. A. Crane, Ada street.
Rural Carrier L. M. Woodin is takin
his annual vacation and w. G.. Nc
Cormick is delivering mail on his route
Otto Giffei has completed his chiro
practic course in Grand Rapids. and i
visiting his parents on Chapman stree
in this city.
]. Mac Upham, who has been at
tending the Webb Academy in New
\ FORK, returned home Sunday to spent
the summer.
The condition of Fred Osburn, who
suffered stroke of paralysis early in
April, does not improve any and hi.
IL AOhuc hIO IAuCh WOIIlcu,
Mrs. H. Hawcroft and daughter Fran.
ces. are spending the week at Ypsi.
lanti. Mrs. Hawcroft will attend the
alumni banquet Friday evening at the
Ypsilsnti Normal.
Warren Martin, who was arrested for
assault three weeks ago in this city and
after being released on his own re-
cognizance, disappeared, was arrested
at Homer, Thursday. and Friday paid
IS and $l5 95 costs.
Owosso Elks made good showing at
the state convention at Bay City last
week, their uniforms. Turkish caps and
Uncle Daniel O'COnnell banners, at.
general attention.
A cow attacked the four-year. old
child of l.. w. Drury. Bennington, Sun.
lay, knocking her down and bruising
ner badly, but she was rescued by 9th.
,rs before seriously injured. The animal
turned on the rescuers but was beaten
off.
Frederick Gould. who has been ,seri,,
,usly sick in Ann Arbor for several
weeks, was accompanied home Friday
oy his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Gould. Frederick is improving steadily
Ind is considered we'll on the road to
recovery.
Bert Jebb was sentenced to fifty days
n the county Jail by Justice Friegel.
Tuesday, for being drunk. Jebb is be-
coming more of a nuisance all the time
IN Owosso streets and will quite likely
lraw state prison term as an habitual
irunkard when he appears in court
,ext time.
The remains of Stephen H. Austin, a
ormer resident of New Haven town.
hip, were brought to Owosso Satur.
lay from Toledo, where Mr.. Austin
lied Wednesday night after long i'll
less with diabetes. His widow and
wo children accompanied the body,
which was inferred in West Haven
Mr.. Austin was 81 years
Id.
Mrs. J. s. Hoyt and Mrs. A. J. Van
Ipps entertained at 9 o'clock dinner
friday evening at the home of the
ormer on East Main street. The
vent was in honor of Miss Fannie
'tsarns, principal of the Bryant school
Who leaves soon for her home after
her school work here.
Mrs. c. w. Browne and father, G.
a. Williams, were in Owosso Sunday.
DR.. Williams remained for visit with
lis son, DR.. f. II. Williams and family
w. FL. Simmons has been in
Jason this week. He is shipping his
lousehold goods to Atlanta, N. Y, at
which place he has accepted the pastor
tie of the Presbyterian church. The
'est wishes of his many friends in this
ity go with him. Mason News.
Irving Goodwin was united in mar
iage on Thursday, May 2Sth to Miss
darie Adams Of Audubon, Iowa. Mr..
nd Mrs. Goodwin are spending few
avs with his parents, Mr.. and Chas.
GOODWIN, before going to their home
n Pittsburg, Pa. Their many friends
re Offering best wishes and congratu-
ons.-Bancroft Commercial. Mr.
Goodwin is former Owosso boy and
las many friends here
At the Tuesday luncheon of the Inn
rovement Association, committee
onsisting of DR.. b. s. Sutherland, l..
). Allison and c. Rentschlsr was nam
d to take into consideration the ques-
ion OF an excursion to some nearby re-
ort, possibly Pine or Whitmore lake.
v. j. Blood and w. l.. Parker were
ppointed to ascertain the sentiment of
he business men relative to closing
heir places of business one afternoon
yeek during the month Of July, a
Movement which is becoming quite