The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-14
THE OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OwOssO. MICH. JUNE "A, 1919.
Local News.

Local News.
Trafton Dawson of Detroit, spen
Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Allie Jordan of Detroit, visitet
friends here Sunday.
r. g. Allison and daughter of st
Johns, were guests of Owosso relative,
Sunday.
Women's Common Sense" house
slippers, all sizes to 8, CSC. pr Thoms
q Frisbie.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Danforth were
the guests of friends in Shepardsvills
Sunday.
Genuine Martha Washington" com.
fort slippers, all sizes, SO 25 pr. Thome
& Frisbie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Robbins went to
Beulah, Sunday, to fix their cottage for
the summer.
Attorney Paul v. Gsdola has Opened
Offices in the Frieseke building on West
Exchange street.
Carl Knapp of Marshall. was a guest
of his mother. Mrs. A. E. Palmer, part
of the week.
George Smith went to Battle Creek
Sunday to visit his wife who is III at
the sanitarium
The capital stock Of the OwossolG Jas
Light Co. has been increased from $50, :
O)O to 800
Sixty births and thirty eight deaths
occurred in Shiawassee county during
the month Of April.
Jacob Hoose of Owosso and Mrs. Min.
ME Marklevitz of t'enton, were married
in that place on June 4.
Misses Gun Metal and Patent leather
2 strap pumps, $l.5O pr. Sizes 81 to II.
quarter less. Thome & Frisbie.
Calvin P. Bentley went to Saginaw
Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Bentley who is visiting in that city.
Carl Luckeman, driver for the Amer
lean Express Co. suffered two fractured
ribs Saturday, while unloading box at
the junction.
Mrs. Walter Maliskey returned Sat.
urday evening from st. Joseph, where
she had been the guest of her parents
Her sister accompanied her home.
w. B. Russev has removed from
Grand Rapids to his home on Stewart
street in this city. He will continue
to travel for the Mccormick Harvester
Co.
The carriage in which Thomas Haley
and his daughter were riding was
wrecked Sunday, by an automobile and
the occupants were thrown out but not
injured. The caSriage was just turn
ing into the Catholic church yard as
the auto hit the rear wheels.
The cornerstone of the new Episcopal
church at Durand, was laid Sunday, in
the. presence of large crowd. Arch
deacon Savers of Detroit, former rector.
Rev. c. l.. Ramsey and the present
rector, Rev. L. l.. Difford, conducted
the exercises.
DIR. G. W. Beemer and son Wilkin, of
Kenosa, Wis, spent Sunday at the
home of Dr. Fred A. Watts, 615 North
Saginaw street. DR.. Beemers visit
here was occasioned by the birthday
of his mother, Mrs NJ. E. Beemer, who
lives with DR.. Watts.
Rev. Charles Lynn's automobile was
driven into the rear of L. G. Halls new
car which was standing in front of
Connor's cafe, Monday, the. gasoline
tank being punctured in the Hail car,
and spring and the head lights of the
other car being broken. Rev. Lynn
uses his automobile in driving the Eu-
reka circuit Of the Evangelical church.
The Shiawassee County Federation Of
Arbors and the Shiawassee County
Cleaners Picnic association will meet
in the court house Thursday, June 20,
at 10 a. m. to arrange for the annual
picnic and transact other important
business. Each arbor is requested to
send a delegate and all interested
Cleaners are urged to attend. Each is
asked to bring picnic dinner.
City Attorney 8. @. .Pulver will leave
for Chicago, Sunday evening, to attend
the Republican national convention as
one of the alternate delegates from the
eighth district. Several other Shiawas-
see county citizens expect to 90 to Chi
cago next week with the hope of gain
ing admission to the convention for one
or more sessions but the demand for
tickets is so great that all of them may
not be successful.