The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-21

0. B. Estey Is building house on
North Saginaw street.
Miss Hazel Pond left Saturday for
Chatham, Ont, to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Loring of Ian.
sing, spent Sunday with Owosso rela.
tives.
Mrs. John Kelly aud daughter Miss
Marion. are in Detroit for weeks
stay.
A son was born on June to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thomas of Glenwood
avenue.
Mrs. J. 8. Steininger has gone to
Allen for visit of several weeks with
relatives.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Vera Hankins and Elmer Nor.
ris, June 20.
The w. g. T. U. expresses gratitude
for its annual gift of $40 from Mrs.
Julia f. STARTS.
Mrs. Q. o. Loring and SON Thomas
left Saturday for Dakota to visit
relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Nowack returned
to Cadillac, Sunday, after visit at n.
w. Martins, Exchange street.
Alvin M. Bentley has returned from
a lake trip to Duluth. Mimi, with the
Detroit Board of Commerce.
Wellington White left Thursday
evening for North Orange, Mass, to
spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Alice Kimball, head of the nor
NAL department of the Owosso schools,
left Saturday for trip to Europe.
Mrs. Preston McDiarmid, formerly
Miss Sadie Stawart of Owosso, is
seriously i'll at Harper hospital in
Detroit.
Auto owners have been instructed, by
Police Chief Patterson that they must
sound warning when running ma.
chimes out of their garages into the
street.
Miss Ethel Smoyer and Mrs. Pansy
Jennings entertained Tuesday evening
at miscellaneous shower at the home
of the former, Genessee street, in honor
of Miss Edna Farr.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. w. Lawrence of Port
land. Ore on. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Miller. Mr.. Lawrence at.
tended the Owosso Business College
several years ago.
Miss Pearl Jones instructress in the
school in Minneapolis, Mimi, came
home Saturday to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Jones. Lansing street.
Capt. Fred Croft of fire department
No. 9 has resigned after long service
in the Owosso department. His resig-
nation is regretted as he was one of the
best firemen the city has ever had on
its rolls.
Attorney Frank Doty of Pontiac,
formerly law partner of former Prose-
cutor Byron p. Hicks, has announced
his candidacy for the Republican nomi-
nation for prosecuting attorney of Oak
land county.
MIR. and Mrs. John Porter of Cadillac,
came to Owosso, Friday, Mr.. Porter
leaving Monday for Chicago to take
advanced work in the Chicago Uni.
versity. Mrs. Porter will visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L.. Densmore.
On account of the serious sickness of
his mother, w. G. Eggleston has been
unable to deliver mail on his route for
week past. Substitutes Hume Martin
and Clarence Mccall have been doing
the work.
The ever troublesome garbage ques-
ton was again brought to the attention
of the city council Monday, and the
board of health and health committee
of the council are considering plans for
disposal this week.
M. F. Grove, chairman of the board
of trustees, Vice President E Clarks.
ton, Chaplain G.. Kane and Earle
Whitehearse represented Owosso lodge
of Eagles at the state convention at
Traverse City this week.
Anna Sharpe Of Owosso, has again
begun suit for divorce from Thomas
Sharpe. One begun several month.
ago which resulted in three other &C.
tions at law, were all dropped and the
couple were reunited, but failed to re-
main harmonious.
M. l.. Willoughby, who recently clos
ed his jewelry store in this city has
been epjoined from selling the stock at
auction in Ithaca because of the fact
that when he sold his business in that
city he signed an agreement not to en-
gage in business again in that village
for term Of years.
Advertised letters remaining at the
Owosso post Office for week ending
June 10: Harry B. Alleman, Miss Cors
Bailey, Miss Lizzie Bailey, Caro- Boyd
Mrs Cowell, Mrs. Mary III. Fuller, Mis-