The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-10-03

from Detroit to accept position in thu
Sugar Factory.
Harry r. Cole is acting as municipal
constable while F. R. Forster enjoys {
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Elmer Cheney of Lansing, spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Frisbie, Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. and Miss Favor
Armstrong have returned from their
summers outing at Topinsbee.
Rev. Floyd w, and Rev. Orval J.
Nease left Saturday for Pasadena,
Calf, to spend the winter.
Rey c. r. Wolford and j. F. Green
attended the Church of Christ conven.
ton at Toronto. Ont, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Cooper and
daughter Miss Opal, motored to De-
troit, Saturday, to spend Sunday.
J. Edwin Ellis and family have moved
from 40S Williams streets to the Cur.
wood fiat at $50 West Williams street.
Mrs. E. T. Long of Chesaning, left
Monday for Detroit after a visit at
Julian butchers, N. Shiawassee street.
G. Willard, Corunna boy, is one of
% from whom Coach Yost of the U. of
M. will select this years foot ball team.
Alderman Conant and City Engineer
Brewer were in Detroit Tuesday and
Wednesday attending the American
road congress.
Charles Spiegel left Tuesday. for Ann
Arbor to undergo an operation. Rev.
Ostroth of the Evangelical church &C.
companied him.
John Martin has paid the judgment
of $50 secured against him by Herman
Setback on the charge of putting re.
fuse in the latters well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Wilcox and child.
rem have returned to their home in Lin
den after a visit with Mrs. Wilcox's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Danforth.
Mrs. b. w. Brewer entertained at
dinner, Saturday, at the Brewer farm,
in honor of Mrs. Grace Wesener and
Miss Fanny Mead who leave soon for
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Allison are taking
a trip to Rochester. N. Y, New York
City and West Point, N. Y. At West
Point they will visit Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harold Miner.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church and society will be held
in the church on Tuesday evening next
and the annual meeting of the church
on Thursday evening.
Seventy people enjoyed the fish din
ner at the Brewer farm south of the
city Sunday, party of thirty. wo com.
ing from st. Johns and Durand, the
others from Owosso.
William Morgan was brought from
Cadillac, Tuesday, by Deputy Sheriff
Sproule and his trial set for today on a
charge of obtaining 500 worth of
groceries from LOOMS IL Osmer on
credit by claiming he was an Ann Arbor
employee.
John Detwiler and family are moving
from Pontiac to this city, and will re.
side at the corner of Water and Mason
streets. Mr.. Detwiler has sold his in
terest in the hardware business at
Pontiac.
Attorney S. @. Pulver has secured a
verdict of 5000 against the village of
Ithaca for the Detroit Vitrified Brick
Co., on an unpaid brick account, the
village claiming the brick were of poor
quality.
Mrs. Robert Carr, Shiawassee street,
left Saturday for trip to Lockport, N.
Y, Philadelphia and several other east.
ern cities and before returning will
visit in St. Louis, Mo-, and several
western cities,
l. = II' htIhudIl, JuIOI lIOh NcIuOu
township, was stricken with heart fail
ure, Friday morning, making the ad.
journment of court necessary until he
recovered. He was serving on the
Luckhurst-S Schroeder case.
Mrs. August Pichean, New Boston,
Mich, is endeavoring to obtain infor.
nation regarding Jennie, Alice or FL
more Vichers, whom it is believed were
adopted about 20 years ago by residents
of this county from Catholic home in
Detroit. Mrs. Pichean is an aunt and
is very DESTROYS of locating the parties
We have recently added several styles
of "Nettleton's" high grade shoes to our
large stock of mems fine footwear.
Prices from 80 90 up. If you figure
your footwear bill by the year instead
of by the price per pair. You will find
these shoes are not high priced" May
we show them to your Thome e. Fris
bic. Adv