The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-01-05

visiting in st. Johns.
Marshall Green, Saginaw street, /
reported seriously sick.
C. V. Lemon was in Lansing, Thurs
day, attending the poultry show.
Odell Chapman was in Lansing
Thursday, to argue case before tn.
supreme court
Hugo Wesener of Sagsnaw, was In
Owosso yesterday looking after the re-
pairs to the Wesner block.
l.. c. Hopkins of Boston, formerly
with the Western Dry Milk Co., was in
the city Thursday on business.
A. W. Taylor of Three Rivers, and
Ray l. Booth of Holland, spent Sunday
and Monday with Guy N. Elsea. s
Attorney s. Q Pulver left Saturday
evening on business trip to the Upper
Peninsula, going by the way of Chicago
Mrs. M. E. Root and Mrs. M. J..
Dougherty of Ithaca, were guests of
relatives in the city the first of the
week.
hugo Wesener of Saginaw, has pur-
chased the interest of DIR. John Wese-
ner of Chicago, in the Wesener block
in this city.
Mrs. G. 81. Cossitt of this city, and
DIR. and Mrs Harry Cossitt of New
York, left for Detroit Monday for
few days stay.
Miss Gladys Millard returned to her
home near Lapeer the first of the week
after visit with her father, Jas. Mil.
lard, in this city.
Rev. W. H. Simmons, former pastor
of the Corunna Presbyterian church,
has rendered his resignation as pastor
OF the Presbyterian church at Mason
after nine years of service.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nichols and
daughter, Miss Frances, and Mr.. and
Mrs G. R. Mclaughlin were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Clark of Yer.
non, New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs F. b. Clark and daugh.
ter, Mrs. MAR, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Howard and daughter, Miss Abbie, of
Vernon, were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. G. R. Mclaughlin in this
city.
Admiral Robley D. Evans. better
known as Fighting Bob" died sud.
denly in Washington on Wednesday
from an acute attack of indigestion.
He was one Of the most popular as we'll |
as one of the most famous men in the
navy.
Invitations are out for the wedding |
in Chicago, January 10. of DR.. Ward
Hickey of this city, to Miss Elsie Han.
shue at that place. DR.. and Mrs. Flick.
ey will reside in the handsome new
home erected by the groom on West
Oliver street. |
Jos, A. Burnham of Ovid, who sued |
the D., g. h. & M. Ry. for damages be.
cause he was put off train after he
had paid his fare, was awarded q judg- |
ment of $3.50 in the circuit court and |
the same has been affirmed by the su.
preme court.
Mayor and Mrs. o. L. Sprague, who |
are visiting their son, Cadet Henry
Sprsgue at the U. s. Naval academy at
Annapolis, Md, and with friends In
Washington, ID. c.. have decided to
prolong their stay and will not return
home until Tuesday next. -, M
Will A. Priest who left the city the |
middle Of October to spend three months
in the west, writes under date of Dec.
9th from Los Angeles, Calf, that his
health has improved considerably with.
in few weeks past and that he hopes
by April to return home with his health
fully restored.
We learn that the old veteran trap
per, H. E. Woodbury., of Woodruff,
after long chase and a hard fight,
captured large otter a few days ago,
his only weapons being little Ratchet |
weighing one pound and marble game
getter gun weighing three pounds. =
l. augsburg News.
The visit to this city last week of
VIM. e Washburn of Owosso, state
factory inspector, will result in some
improvements in the rural school build
ings in this county, also some changes
in the regular routine of the work in
these schools, He ordered that a fire
drill shall be held in these schools at
least once each month, also that the
doors in each building open outward,
instead of inward. as he found in
number of the school buildings-Sagi-
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