The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-09-05
Morrico.


the home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Miller.
Mrs. Ely Payne or Cloverdale is
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Case, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ireland Wis
tied their son in Lansing over the
weekend.
Willard Buck has moved his fam
lily into the house belonging to VIM.
Robinson. just west of Main street.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter
Of Traverse City are visiting at the
home of the formers sister-inlaw,
Mrs. Blanche Black.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Newman and
son, Russell of Chicago are visiting
at the acme Of her father, G. w. Sag
er, north of town.
The Antrim Ladies' Aid will hold
social tea at the home of Mrs. Ida
Hills, Wednesday afternoon.
James Ralph is home from his
work in Lansing, for a short visit
with his family.
Frank Parmenter and Bourke
Bradisa have bought the Belgian
hares formerly owned by Arthur Co
hoon, which number over 100. A
big pen 35x35 feet is being built to
confine them, and the men will raise
hares for market.
Some of the Antrim farmers are
still fighting the cholera among tne
hogs, while other farmers have had
whole droves of hogs wiped out by
the disease. Harrington Clay esti-
mates his loss at $1,000, forty fat
tened animals and some immature
pigs were wiped out by cholera in the
past few days. Many do not believe
tAat it is the cholera which is killing
The animals, as the hogs begin to
cough and live about week after
they are taken sick. A post norton
reveals the lungs black.
Some of our citizens are pretty |
wrathy and are lying in wait with
shot gun nights in hopes to discover
who it is that is stealing their cnick-
ems. 1t has been years since COM
plant of chicken stealing has been
made here before and now there has
been several who have lost chickens
in the past few days. Faery Olcot.
lost a number of pure blooded fowls |
and Bert Atkins and David Hiltsey |
have lost several since then, Mr..
Hiltsey did not learn of his loss un-
til a neighbor found two of ais hens
with their heads cut off lying in his
potato patch, these Mr.. Hiltsey iden-
tilted as his and found four gone
from his hen house. 1t is thought
that the thief became frightened at
some sound and dropped the fowls
that some one had hearC
him and given chase.
Z. l.. Vreeland has gone nortn 70,
4 two weeks vacation.
Will Flanagan of Durand was !;
guest of Rev. FIR. O'Rafferty here
Sunday.
A daughter has come 20 tle home
If Mr.. and Mrs. John Vannever just
lorth of town.
Miss Josie Fowler of Burton is Wis
ting her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Post of Flint were
guests at the nome of his sister,
Hrs. Louis Muhlitner from Saturday ,
Until Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Carl spent the
irst of the week VITA friends in How ,
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bryant and Mr..
nd Mrs. Jay Alling motored to Flint
unday and spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. HIATT attended,
amp meeting in Lansing Sunday.
Henry Ward moved the barn on
he lot of George Lewis over onto its
ew foundation Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Conley and daughter,
Hiss Hazel have returned from Mt.
,lemens where Miss Hazel has been
aking the baths for rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brady Of Long
beach, CAL, motored here Sunday
rom Saginaw for an extended visit.
Arthur Cohoon left Monday to re-
ume his work as instructor in ath-
etics in the West Saginaw schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Morrice, Mr.
nd Mrs. George Vinegar accompan-
ed by Mrs. Eva Blanchard spent the
nd of the week at Argentine in The
alters cottage.
Miss Josephine Carl has taken up
Ter work at the Bell switchboard af-
er six weeks vacation.
Miss Ruth Scullon who graduated
rom this school last June has been {
Engaged to teach the Oak Grove
,chool near Corunna and began work
Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Bentley fell from her
'arriage and is now laid up with a
broken rib as a result of tle fall,
which occurred nortn Of town last
week.
Robert Craig has sold his house