The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-31

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Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Camburn spent
Sunday with relatives in Bay City
A son was born Sunday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fricke, Alger avenue.
Mrs. H. P. Davies and daughter,
Miss Ethel, are in New York City on
| business.
A son was born Sunday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. David Graham, Lincoln
avenue.
Miss Mary Roberts went to Detroit,
Thursday, to visit relatives for two
weeks.
Mrs G. 3 Williams left Wednesday
morning for Baltimore, Md, to be gone
several weeks.
Mrs. Oliver Salisbury left Wednes-
day for few days visit with rela
tives in Chicago, Ill.
Mrs Glen Blair submitted to an op.
Grafton at the Miller hospital, Sunday.
Her death is feared as result.
Mr.. and Mrs o l.. Davis were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H. Keller in Grand
Rapids, Sunday and Monday.
The price of gasoline is moving up
ward steadily and it is predicted that
% cents per gallon will be- reached
during the summer.
Winnifred, the three months old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Marquette of Ben
nington township, died Monday. The
funeral was held Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Kerwin and
daughter Miss Dorthy, visited at the
home of their daughter, Mrs g. T.
Soule, in Henderson, Sunday.
w. E. Jacobs of Corunna, has heen
re-sppointed as member of the sol
diers relief committee for Shiawas
see county by Probate Judge NJ Bush.
Mrs. Margaret MacBain has returned
home from months stay at the home
of Mrs. Warren Smith in Cygnet, o.
Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Florence
Upham of this city.
Richad Jebb has submitted to an op-
Grafton. for the removal of his leg, which
was badly crushed by pile of lumber
at the Robbins table factory a short
time ago.
Floyd Moore, a former English teach
or in the Owosso high school, who at.
tended the U. of M. the past semester,
has accepted position in the Wiscon-
sin state normal school.
A cockerel of the Black Orpington
variety. that recently won prize for
George Herrick of Durand, at the Chi.
cago poultry show, was sold by Mr..
Herrick for $50 The purchaser took
the bird to the Knoxville Tennessee,
poultry show and sold it there for 5000.
Rev. J. G. York, l.. y. Underwood,
J. G. Calkins, w. L. Parker, Hugh Mil.
Ter and VIM Mccartney attended
banquet of Baptist laymen at Lansing,
Monday evening
An overheated stovepipe caused a
slight blaze at the home of Lowell Wal
lace, Harrison street, Monday after
noon. The department responded to
alarm. The damage was nominal.
Fred Croft has purchased the interest
of Charles Crane in The meat market
on North Mulberry street, heretofore
conducted by Messrs. Croft q Crane,
and will continue the business. He will
BE- assisted by ]. L. Seelhoff.
The report of Gen. McGurrin, COM
mandant of the State Soldiers Home,
shows that at the present time there
are 1850 veterans in the home, whose
average age is II years. During the
past two years 800 inmates have died.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Jan. %, 1913:
Ed Chartrant, Mrs. Walter Howard,
r. W. Hart (Foreign) Mrs Clara Ker-
ner, Tavern H. Long, Geo Lewis, MAR.
tin Ligas, O'Oonnor Bros, Azel Pardee,
Miss Irene Walsh, Miss La Faustina
Wright.
The examination of Herbert Col |
Inns, on the charge of violating the To-
cal option law, was to have been held |
in the municipal court Tuesday, but |
was adjourned for two weeks because |
prosecutor collins is busy in the cir
Gait court.
Mr.. Moore who represents the Owos
80 Times, and with it the line of calen.
dars shown by Chicago house, was in
town Tuesday, and placed some of his
lines with the local merchants and other |
business men. Mr.. Moore certainly |
shows fine line of calendars and is
withsl very businesslike and courte-
Tvs young man to transact business
byron Herald,