The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-05-02

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Corunna memorial day exercises will
be held in McCurdy park. Supt. of
Schools Walsworth deliversi the ad-
dress.
Mrs. V. r. Pond and children have
arrived in Owosso and the family is
occupying the Cadwallader residence
on King street.
Mrs. II. II. Daniels returned home
Sunday evening from stay of two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. John Det-
wiler in Pontiac.
Mrs L. Q. Smith, who has spent the
winter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
L. Davis, returned to her home in
Howell, Wednesday.
Architect E. A Bowd of Lansing,
was in the city Monday consulting the
council committee relative to the plans
for the Carnegie library.
Robert Gemmell arrived home Friday
evening from an extended commercial
trip and remained over Sunday. He is
in Detroit this week.
Leo Miner, who has been q student
under J. M. Beckwith in the Western
Union office, has accepted position in
telegraph Office at Bay City.
Mrs. H. D. Lyon is expected home
from Ann Arbor this evening, having
recovered sufficiently from the opera.
zion she underwent ten days ago to
permit the trip.
w. M. Fitzpatrick returned home Sun.
day evening from Cadandaigua, N. Y,
where he was called by the death of his
sister. He spent Sunday in Detroit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fitzpatrick.
G. L. Dimmick has purchased the o.
F. Webster residence at the corner of
Exchange and Hickory streets and will
make number of improvements on the
same. He may also decide to erect an
other house on the lot
Alton and Scott Rundell have pur-
chased the interest of the other stock:
holders in the Rundell. Stevens Co. and
are continuing the business at the pres.
emit location on Water street south.
A writ of habeas corpus, ordering
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weller of Caledonia
township to deliver to Eugene Brown,
before May 5, the nine.monrhs.
do Af
issued Thursday morning by Judge S.
J Miner.
Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Lyon, had an operation at Ann Arbor,
Friday, to straighten the bones in his
nose which were broken in basket
ball game a number of months ago.
He has been obliged to give up his
studies in the U. of M. for short time.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Turner of Cass
street, were happily surprised Monday
evening by the Owosso Mandolin club,
the occasion being the sixty-fourth
birthday anniversary of Mr.. Turner.
Music and games were enjoyed and
three course supper was served.
A degree team has been formed by
Owosso Council. Knights of Columbus,
and will confer the first degree on the
candidates to be initiated the first Sun
day in June. The team will meet Sun
day afternoons and Thursday evenings
following the regular meetings for drill.
One of the nominations for officers of
the Michigan Union at the U. of M. is
that of Frederick Gould, an Owosso
student, for recording secretary. A
nominating committee names the can
didates and those selected are consid-
cred highly honored. The election will
occur May II.
Frank Seely, prominent farmer of
Vevay, received this year 800 less than
last year for his crop of wool, which
was practically the same number of
pounds. If this results from prospec-
tive democratic legislation, what will
the real thing be2-Mason News.
IDS IcSlBucu HIS
position with the Whitehead Drug Co.,
where he has been employed for the
past six years and will go to Detroit
Monday where he has accepted an ex-
cellent position with the Detroit Drug
Co., located on Woodward avenue.
Joseph Breaugh, aged SO years, died
Sunday evening, of peritonitis. De.
ceased was born in Canada and for
nearly forty years lived on farm in
Bennington, coming to Owosso FIVE
years ago to do contracting. He is sur
yived by his widow, four sons, Stanley
of Port Huron, William and Levi of
Flint, Bernard of Owosso, and daugh-
ter Rachael, Owosso. The funeral was
held Mondav