The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-09-26
Perry

| eide upon some make of furnace for
their church to take The place OF the
old one.
Miss Edna Kidd of Belding and
Miss Mildred Cummins of Lansing
were weekend visitors at The home
of B. e. Cummins and family.
Stanley Powley is still in critical
condition in tne hospital at Lansing.
There was no services Sunday in the
Congregational church, Rev. and Mrs
Powley being at their sons bedside.
The Morrice high will play the
Perry high school at this place on
Wednesday afternoon.
A number from here attended THE
Virglnian" in Owosso Sunday eve
ming.
Herman Spencer of Bell Oak has
bought the house known as the Jane
Dunn place near the M. U. T. depot
of Mrs. Alice Durant and will move
there about October l.
Mrs. Hattie Brown visited Lansing
friends Monday.
Fay Blanchard of Detroit is the
guest of relatives here for a few days
sR. S. Wheelock of Howell is spend
ing few days with his son, joan
| Wheelock and family.
G. c. Austin and family visited his
brother in Argentine Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Flint are in
Saranac for tle rest of the week,
where they are visiting their daugn-
ters.
temperance lecture will be CIV
en- at the Baptist church next Sun
day evening and all the churches will
unite to listen 20 it.
c. NJ. Spaulding has bought The
Jno. Boutwell, house just north of his
residence and will move it. His new
house will then be built in the center
of tae two lots.
The p. G.. NJ. knitting factory has
shipped fourteen carloads of their
knit goods to different parts of the
United States in the past few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Braden, Mrs. l. G.. Os-
bourne and Mrs. Louisa Devore spent
Monday in Detroit where they went
to be present at the seventy-fifth
birthday anniversary of their sister,
who resides there.
A SON has. been born 20 Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Barnes at their home nere
in the north part of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Green and Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Wallace start We'd
nesday on their motor trip to San
ford, Fla, tne recent rains and cold
weather has fastened their trip a
few days.
Mrs. Austin Olcott is preparing to
break up housekeeping for the win
ter and has rented her home to Mrs
Mary Braden.
Jacob Estey will move back into
his house here in town as soon as l.
is vacated. His son, Harry, will re-
main on the farm and do the work
there.
The Home Missionary society will
hold its next meeting at the home of
of this week.
John Marks was arrested Satur-
day nignt for being drunk and disor
derby, his sister, Mrs. Hiram Whit
man preferred the charge. Monday
Judge Hawley sentenced
him 20 twenty days in the Jail at Co
runna in default Of fine of SIS and
costs. Fred Locke, constable Ian led
him in Corunna.
At the meeting of the Perry
Grange held here Saturday evening
the subject which held the most i'm
portant place was Hog Cholera"
and its preventative.
The floor is being laid in what is
known as the Stoddard & Son store.
In cleaning out the tons CT brick and
debris in the basement tne workmen
came upon perfectly good chinaware,
lamp and lantern chimneys and
graniteware which the fire had not
touched, and these were carried off
by relic hunters as were several
coins which were uneartled all bent
and twisted.
II. Starks e Co expect TO nave their
elevator completely equipped ready
for business Tuesday, October 5.
They are preparing for big opening
on the day that they are ready for
business.
Floyd Bennett of Haslett has
bought the Gunsolly building now
occupied by A. ID. Barnes cafe, and
will run the same sort of business
there that Mr.. Barnes is conducting
Negotiations are under way for Mr..
Bennett to buy out Mr.. Barnes fix
lures and If he does he will take i'm
mediate possession. Mr.. Barnes aas
rented the place until the middle of
November.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Conklin spent
Monday in Detroit on business.
Mrs. George Durkee of Lansing
was a guest of her niece, Mrs. G. II.
Stevens Sunday
Mrs. ~ Deaninger, Mrs. E. l.. Wat
kins, Mrs. John Bloehmrand, Mrs.
Dora Grouse spent Saturday in Owes