The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-09-13
Shaftsburg.

MT ana MIS- roy onaIt anu UdUy
Robert of Lansing. are visiting rela-
tives here-Mr and Mrs Ben Shaft
are now located in the south part of the
hotel buildipg-Miss Mildred Van
Dewarker of Lansing, is visiting her
cousin, Katherine Shaft-Glen Will.
cox and Zorah Goodrich made brief
visit with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs 9 e Goodrich last Monday
Frank Hammond left Monday for De-
troit, where he expects to undergo an
operation for appendicitis, he was &C.
companied by DR. Dunham-The re-
mains of Mr.. Briggs of Fair Grove,
were brought here last Saturday even
ing. Short services were held from the
home of his daughter, Mrs w II Wells.
Interment in Oak Plain cemetery,
Shaftsburg-Mr and Mrs James Shaft
entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Frank
Graham of Bancroft, Mr. and Mrs Roy
Chapman and little daughter of Ian
sing-Mr and Mrs w 1 McDivit and
Miss Lillian McDivit were brief visitors
at Lansing, Monday-Miss Lulu Pea
cock returned last Sunday from a few
days visit with her aunt, Mrs VIII
Cakes and family-Rev Pawley, wife
and little daughter, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs w I McDiyit one day last
week-Harry Burdick of Perry, was
home with his parents over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Charles Murray of De-
troit, were guests Of the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs J 8 McClelland, last Sun
day G North and son Harold,
visited Lansing, Mason and damon
dale few days last week.-Mrs. S E
Durham and son Albert, and Mrs W n
Durham were Lansing visitors Tues
day-Mrs A Hoag is visiting her
daughter Mrs Myron Van Ripper and
family ut Evert-Glen Hoag, wife
and son of Durand, spent last Sunday
with his father, A Hosg-Mrs w l
McDivit is visiting relatives at Ovid a
few days Mrs F B Perkins spoke to
good sized audience in the M E
church Thursday of last week on the
subject of Equal Suffrage. All present
enjoyed her speech-Miss Gladys Nc.
Cielland returned home from Detroit
last Wednesday, after visiting her sis
ter and other relatives there-Oliver
Brown entertained his sister, Miss
Brown of Mason, few days last week
School began Monday, w l Nc
Divit and Mrs Ben Shaft as teachers
Miss Tillie Schroeder returned to
her home in Detroit. after visiting her
sister, Mrs s McClelland and family
few weeks-Mrs James Shaft enter.
tanned Mrs Harry Cronin and little son
Harry, of Marshall and Mrs Charles
Lipscomb and little daughter of st.
Joseph, Mo-. first of last week MIR
and Mrs Ora McClelland and little son
Ned, are guests of relatives at Ply
mouth and Detroit-Mrs M j Kay
returned home last Tuesday after elk
weeks visit with VIM Webb and family
at Williamston-Mrs Della Rogers of
Whitnore Lake, spent few days with
her mother. Mrs Jane Bacon-Mr
and Mrs James Pulver of Lansing,
visited the latter's mother, Mrs Jane
Bacon, last Sunday, and cousin James
Shaft-Mrs NJ J Kay spent last sun
day in Lansing visiting friends-Mr
and Mrs Charles Harvey entertained
friends from White Oak last Sunday |
Harry Hammond spent last Sun
day in Detroit visiting his son Frank
who is in the hospital-Master Harry
Convis arrived here. to attend school
from Grand Rapids, and is making his
home as usual at the home of James
ladies of the Congrega-
tional church held tea at the town
1all last Friday afternoon, there was a
good attendance good time enjoyed
Pinkerton of Lapeer, visited
lis aunt, Mrs w H Burdick, few days
asst week.